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Holiday Cottages in Cumbria
With it's dramatic crags and deep lakes, Cumbria is a great place for exploring the outdoors. Stop off in little market towns and amble around the Lake District World Heritage Site.
You can stay in cosy cottages and lake side cabins, grand houses, mansion apartments and former farmhouses, but wherever you choose there will be spectacular scenery and views for miles, and memories to treasure.
Windermere and South Lakes
Tanner Brow
Only 100 metres from Lake Windermere, this two bedroom apartment occupies the first floor of a traditional stone Lake District cottage. From the cottage you'll find walking trails in every direction. Head north for a 4-mile trek to Wray Castle or walk to Claife Viewing Station where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views across Windermere. Sleeps 4.
High Strawberry Gardens
Once flourishing with freshly grown strawberries in its walled garden, this early 19th-century cottage is on the west shore of Lake Windermere. It's an idyllic setting with the lake at your feet, sailing boats bobbing by your window and the towering mountains beyond. With an easy, level path running along the lake, it's the perfect place for a gentle stroll or bike road. Sleeps 4.
Low Strawberry Gardens
With England's largest lake quite literally on your doorstep and use of a jetty to moor a boat or fish from, this simple cottage is a great base for getting out and about in Windermere.
The Summer House
Tucked away in the old kitchen garden of Wray Castle, a short drive from Ambleside, this pretty cottage is the perfect Lake District hideaway. Inside, the cottage has elegant, wood-panelled walls, plump sofas and big picture windows. But the real wow factor of this cottage is the stunning view of Lake Windermere, Langdale Pikes and the central fells. Sleeps 4.
Trees
A log and stone cottage built in the late 1930s but recently updated to create a stunning retreat which allows you to feel close to the outdoors with a gorgeous terrace wrapping around two sides of the cottage.
Rose Castle Cottage
One of the highlights of a stay at Rose Castle Cottage is the views from the track on the approach to the cottage. The romantic 19th-century cottage is situated high above Tarn Hows in a truly tranquil location with no neighbours on the horizon. Comfortable and cosy but with few of the trappings of modern life, it's the perfect place to reconnect with nature. Sleeps 4.
Sizergh
Holeslack Farmhouse
Built in the 16th century, Holeslack is a Grade II listed building with original features that make a stay here extra special. The cottage's 16th-century spiral staircase, open brick fireplace and oak wood furniture reflect its farmhouse past, while contemporary fittings have been added for a comfortable stay. The four-bedroom cottage has views of medieval Sizergh Castle and the surrounding countryside. Sleeps 8.
Central Lakes
Silverthwaite
A grand Arts and Crafts style house from the early 1900s with five bedrooms makes Silverthwaite a great family-friendly holiday option. Surrounded by wildlife-filled woodland you'll never tire of spotting new things or having new adventures on your stay.
Keswick
Millbeck Towers
A former 18th-century mill, Millbeck Towers is ideal for special get-togethers with family and friends. Inside the turret-adorned property is an atmospheric space with high ceilings and historic details. An intricate stained glass window, open fireplaces and chequered tiled floors are just some of the features of this large six-bedroom mansion in Keswick. For those that enjoy the outdoors there is direct access to Skiddaw Range, the highest fells in the North Lakes. Sleeps 12.