Cottages in the Lake District

A beautiful three storey barn conversion in the rural hamlet of Reagill. This property is well furnished with lots of home comforts including a woodburner and is ideal as base for walking or exploring in the Lakes or the Eden Valley Two Double bedrooms and One pull down sofa. Large 2nd floor lounge area with TV/DVD/Video,PS2 and games. 1st floor Kitchen/Lounge area and ground floor bedrooms/bathroom. Off road parking for two cars. Linen, towels, electricity, heating and wood included in the price. Cot and High Chair available on request. This is a NO SMOKING property Pets are welcome at this property. Please contact owner to discuss. For up to date availability please contact the owner direct The property has spectcaular views towards the North Pennines and is 12 miles South of Penrith, 4 Miles North of Shap and is 20 mins by car to Hawsewater and Ullswater.

Holly Lodge is a charming single story holiday cottage located in the Eden Valley on the edge of the historic market town of Appleby in Cumbria - the former capital of Westmorland. Built in about 1850, this Cumbrian cottage has stunning views from the garden of High Cup Nick and Cross Fell in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Our "dog friendly" holiday cottage is located in the spacious grounds of The Hollies, a former gentleman's residence. The cottage itself was built as a museum by the second owner to house his big game hunting trophies and his billiards table. Our cottage is an ideal relaxing retreat with the Pennine hills and Pennine Way nearby, it is perfect for those who desire a walking holiday. The Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales are only a short drive away - Ullswater 15 miles, Kirkby Stephen 10 miles - a good central location for touring the area. We have a wonderful variety of garden and woodland birds in our 3 acres of garden and woodland. Wild flowers abound in our spring and summer flower meadows, together with our large pond at the end of the garden, teeming with wildlife and with stunning views of North Pennines. Red squirrels are also seen feeding in the garden on a regular basis. The town of Appleby is only a short walk away with its shops, traditional inns and good restaurants. For the more active there is also a public swimming pool, gym and sports hall available. Other local activities include pony trekking, golf and fly fishing. A warm Cumbrian welcome awaits you at Holly Lodge holiday cottage.

We have two cottages ideally situated close to the centre of Ambleside and all the town has to offer. Shepherds Fold is a two-bedroom (one twin, one double) cottage located in the conservation area and offering comfortable accommodation for four people. High View is a stone-built Victorian house offering comfortable accommodation for six people. It provides a perfect base for a family holiday with three bedrooms (one Queen, one double, one twin), two bathrooms and a large dining kitchen. Both properties have quality furniture and colour-co-ordinated soft furnishings and and the kitchens include fully integrated appliances and quality cookware, crockery and cutlery. Flat screen televisions, DVD players and CD/radio players are also provided. The cottages are ideally located on quiet lanes with very limited through traffic and within a 3-minute stroll from all the restaurants and shops.

Undermillbeck is the family holiday home of Michael and Hilary Jacobs. It is set in the heart of Windermere village in a quiet, friendly street in easy reach of transport, shops, pubs and restaurants. A short stroll brings you to an unspoilt spot by the lake at Miller Ground or to Orrest Head and the superb panorama of Lake Windermere. The rooms have Hilary's landscape paintings of the Lakes on the walls. You will find the house warm, comfortable, spacious and attractive. Sleeps up to 8 people and has two bathrooms. The house has a well-equipped kitchen which includes a fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer, and in the living room a tv with sky freesat, video,CD player and DVD. Central heating. Short breaks available. No smoking.

Irton Hall is a stunning holiday location with impressive history, set in the foothills of the Western fells of the Lake District between Wasdale and Eskdale. Parts of the magnificent Hall, such as the Pele Tower, date from the 14th century. Broughton House forms the west wing of Irton Hall, where spacious elegant rooms, chandeliers and a grand staircase with stained glass windows make this a dream holiday venue. Copeland is the centre section of the Hall, next to the original Pele Tower, and what was once an 18th century ballroom is now the very spacious lounge/dining room. The marble floors, tall ceilings and chandeliers create an opulent holiday environment. Both Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI visited the Hall, although it is reputed that Henry VI was refused entry and spent the night under the 1000 year old oak tree in front of the house, known as ‘The King’s Oak’.