Holiday Homes Near Scafell Pike

This charming 17th-century farmhouse is situated in the tranquil hamlet of Outgate. Enjoy the views across the rolling fields to Latterbarrow, as well as a private lawn garden with a bench to take in the birdsong. Inside is a spacious lounge with a cosy wood burner, a stylish kitchen with granite worktops and limestone flooring, and three cosy bedrooms- one with an en-suite shower room. With off-road parking for two cars, Wi-Fi, and the local pub and shops just a short stroll away, this cottage is the perfect base for visitors wanting to experience the Lake District and explore Scafell Pike, just 9.8 miles away.

This cottage enjoys a simply stunning location in amongst a small cluster of cottages close to Tarn Hows, a National Trust-managed area of countryside which offers a circular accessible walking route with beautiful mountain views. The Coniston and Hawkshead villages are under two miles away each, each with its own range of shops and pubs. Hawkshead also has The Beatrix Potter Gallery. Coniston Water and Lake Windermere are a short drive from the property, offering a range of water sports and pleasure cruises. The detached cottage offers guests a wonderful place to stay in the stunning surroundings of the Lake District. The living room has two distinct areas, which can be divided by glass doors into two separate spaces, one with a TV and DVD and another with a fireplace and comfortable seating. The kitchen has been thoughtfully and stylishly finished and is well-equipped with a Range cooker, fridge freezer and dishwasher. There is also a washing machine and tumble

This log cabin offers a cosy getaway surrounded by stunning rural landscapes between Ambleside and Langdale. With plenty of activities to choose from, such as walking, cycling, fishing and more, the Langdale Pikes, Windermere, Bowness and Hill Top are all within easy reach. Inside, the open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining area feature an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, TV, DVD and Xbox. The two bedrooms (1 king size and one twin) each have lovely views of the valley, while the shower room is just off the lounge. The outside area has a raised patio with a table and chairs, plus allocated parking for two cars. On-site amenities include a shared swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna (March – November), laundry facilities, Wi-Fi and two dogs are welcome. Short breaks are available from November – March on preferred changeover days.

This holiday property is perfect for those seeking a peaceful and relaxing getaway, with plenty of walks available from the doorstep. It is located at Skelwith Bridge, 1 mile from the village of Langdale and Chapel Stile and a short drive away from Ambleside, Windermere and Bowness. Inside, the ground-floor apartment includes a spacious hallway, bathroom with shower over bath and WC, light and airy lounge/kitchen/diner with a large sofa, TV, DVD, Xbox, DAB Radio and doors leading to a patio area overlooking a pond and the mountains. There is also a double bedroom and access to a shared swimming pool, hot tub and sauna. Allocated parking for one car is also provided. Wi-Fi is included, and one dog is welcome.

This property provides a luxurious holiday experience in the heart of the Lake District. It occupies half a converted 17th-century barn with two bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, a bathroom, kitchen and utility room. There is a sunny south-facing garden with lawn and mature shrubs, bike storage and off-road parking. The property’s location is an ideal base for exploring the region, with National Trust properties and pubs nearby and the town of Ambleside only a 15-minute drive away. The nearby Coniston Water also offers a boating centre for hire.

This semi-detached cottage near Hawkshead offers three bedrooms, a bathroom with shower over the bath, a kitchen/diner with dining table, oven, hob, fridge freezer, microwave, and dishwasher, and a lounge with seating, TV/DVD, and wood burner-effect electric fire. The cottage is within walking distance of pubs, shops, and restaurants and just a fifteen-minute drive from Lake Windermere. Bed linen and towels are provided, with electricity and heating included, and guests can enjoy the lawn area and patio with table and chairs and ample off-road parking. Bike storage is also available.

This 17th-century property provides an ideal holiday setting for walkers and climbers of all levels, with nearby access to challenging climbs like Dow Crag and Tarn Hows within easy reach. The village of Hawkshead is a short drive away, offering a range of shops and pubs and attractions like the Beatrix Potter Gallery and Wordsworth’s former Grammar School. The accommodation includes a spacious lounge/diner with a wood burner effect electric fire and smart TV, two bedrooms, and a bathroom with a shower over the bath. There are also five acres of shared garden areas for guests to enjoy and bike storage in the barn. Other amenities include a kitchen with an electric oven, fridge, freezer, microwave, and washing machine; Wi-Fi; and off-road parking.

This holiday property is situated in the stunning Lake District, 1.5 miles from the village of Hawkshead, home to Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth. It is an excellent base for exploring the region, with nearby National Trust properties, and offers access to water sports such as paddle-boarding, canoeing and windsurfing at Coniston Water. The property is a restful countryside retreat with a stylish kitchen, a separate utility room and a comfortable lounge with a wood burner. It has three bedrooms, two en-suite shower rooms, one bathroom and a ground-floor WC. It is eco-friendly, with a ground source heat pump, solar panels, Wi-Fi, and an external drying room. The garden offers both patio and lawn areas, and there is off-road parking for two cars.

This self-contained apartment near Tarn Hows offers stunning views over the countryside and is the perfect retreat for a couple. It boasts a balcony with wicker chairs, a garden with picnic seating and sun loungers, Smart TV and an electric fire, and a compact kitchen with all the amenities. Explore the area with a circular 1.5-mile walk around the Tarn or more challenging hikes and climbs at Dow Crag and Hodge Close Quarry. Enjoy activities like boat cruises, canoe, and windsurf hire at nearby Coniston Water and Lake Windermere. Off-road parking and bike storage are provided.

The property enjoys a peaceful location down a quiet lane just a short distance from the village of Hawkshead, popular with visitors thanks to its Beatrix Potter Gallery, cosy pubs and cobbled streets. There are plenty of enjoyable walks around the edge of Lake Windermere in Grizedale Forest and around the attractive lake at Tarn Hows. Still, the mountains are only a short drive away for those who want to try more challenging pursuits. The property has five bedrooms, one shower room, one bathroom with shower over bath, and one separate WC. There is also off-road parking for three cars.

This charming cottage is located on the edge of the village of Hawkshead, surrounded by fields with lovely countryside views and a short distance from Scafell Pike. The property offers a cosy lounge with a wood burner and a contemporary kitchen/diner with all the necessary appliances. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms (a double and a twin) and a bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC. Outside there is an unusual woodland garden with slate paths and two chairs carved from tree stumps, plus a large patio with dining furniture. Wi-Fi and bed linen/towels are included, as is off-road parking for two cars. The village is known for its literary connections, and local activities include boat trips, climbing, and water sports.

This charming cottage is located on a quiet country lane just a few miles from Hawkshead and Windermere. It offers a cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a beamed ceiling, slate floor, wood burner and modern amenities such as a TV and DVD. The area is popular with walkers and hosts attractions such as Coniston Water, Wray Castle, The Beatrix Potter Gallery and Grizedale Forest. The cottage has an enclosed lawned garden, off-road parking and a king-size bedroom with a stylish Chinese-style screen separating it from the bathroom with its shower and bath. Wi-Fi is available.

This cottage enjoys a wonderfully quiet location situated a mile away from the village of Hawkshead to the south and an equal distance from the popular country pub to the north. It has 2.5 miles from the property on the shore of Lake Windermere visitors will find the majestic mock-Gothic Wray Castle, which is a popular stop for the pleasure boats which run up and down Windermere taking visitors to local attractions and the towns of Ambleside and Bowness. The mountain ranges are only a short drive away for those who would like to try something more challenging than the local scenic walks. The property has ample off-road parking for four cars.

This stunning Victorian property offers an ideal holiday experience in the historic village of Hawkshead. It has period features, elegant accommodation and all the necessary amenities. The comfortable lounge includes a large bay window, high ceilings and an original working fireplace. The dining room also has a working fire and leads to a patio seating area. The kitchen has an Aga, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, wine fridge and dishwasher. The four bedrooms include two doubles and two twins, all with en-suite shower rooms. There is also a bathroom with a bath and WC. Outside, the property has a south-facing garden with a lawn and patio seating. There is ample off-road parking, bike storage and Wi-Fi. It is within walking distance of a shop, pubs and restaurants.

This property enjoys a stunning location close to the picturesque Tarn Hows, just one mile from the popular village of Hawkshead, known for its connections to Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth. The larger town of Ambleside is just over four miles away. It offers a range of shops, and eateries are the starting point for several enjoyable pleasure cruises on Lake Windermere, including trips to Bowness. The property is an elegantly converted barn sleeping two people and has a king-size bedroom with a separate gallery for guests. There is also a bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC. There is Wi-Fi available, and off-road parking is provided.

This farmhouse cottage enjoys a beautiful location in the Esthwaite Valley with views of Tarn Hows, close to the village of Hawkshead with its range of shops, pubs and Beatrix Potter Gallery. Guests can explore the area with access to a boating centre on Coniston Water and Lake Windermere nearby. Inside, the property is stylishly blended with old and new, with a light-filled lounge, wood burner and Smart TV with Netflix, and a large open-plan kitchen/diner with Range cooker and other appliances. It has three bedrooms, a king-size and two twins, all with en suite shower rooms and TVs, and 5 acres of shared gardens with seating areas and stunning views. There is off-road parking, Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels.

This charming cottage in Hawkshead, just 10 miles South East of Scafell Pike, offers a cosy retreat for families or groups of friends. It features three bedrooms, a king-size, twin, and bunk bedroom, a bathroom with shower over the bath and WC, as well as a ground floor WC, and is equipped with a TV/DVD and hi-fi, Wi-Fi, oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, and tumble dryer. Bed linen and towels are included, as well as electricity and heating. The cottage is within walking distance of shops, pubs, and restaurants and has off-road parking for two cars and secure bike storage. 2 dogs are welcome.

This holiday property is the perfect spot to explore the beautiful Lake District from the picturesque village of Grasmere. With a host of shops, eateries and walks to choose from, plus a variety of activities in nearby Ambleside and Windermere, there is plenty to do. The accommodation offers two bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room, and a spacious kitchen/diner and lounge complete with a TV and surround sound. Outside is a balcony, patio area and private off-road parking for one car.

This is a lovely log cabin in a peaceful woodland setting, perfect for nature lovers and those who like to explore on foot. There are plenty of local pubs, restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby, as well as a vast choice of walking and cycling routes. The popular Langdale Pikes are only a short drive away, and Windermere and Bowness are also close by, with plenty to see and do. The on-site facilities include a swimming pool, jacuzzi, and sauna, and there’s also a shared utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is allocated parking for two cars, and the property is well-equipped with all the necessary amenities.

This stunning barn and stables are located within the grounds of a sheep farm, boasting fantastic views in all directions. It’s perfect for those who like relaxing walks in the Lake District National Park, and there are four golf courses in the area if you need to get out and play. There’s also plenty to do in the surrounding towns, such as Windermere Ambleside Kendal and Keswick. With a wealth of attractions in the area, this property makes an excellent base for a holiday. The property is also well-equipped, with an extensive range of amenities and a feel of luxury—the perfect spot to relax and enjoy your surroundings.

This 3-bedroom holiday property is situated in the fells above the lakeside village of Coniston, offering stunning views of Coniston Water and the surrounding landscape. It features a fully-equipped kitchen with modern appliances, a cosy lounge with a wood burner, and a terrace with a BBQ. The village boasts a range of shops and pubs and a boating centre for visitors to enjoy activities on the lake. There is also an array of activity centres in the local area for those seeking adventure, and the Old Man of Coniston is a popular destination for keen walkers. Wi-Fi, bed linen, towels, electricity and heating, are all included. Parking is available for one car, but the road leading to the property is unsuitable for vehicles with low ground clearance. A bike store is also available.

This cottage is situated in the tranquil hamlet of Outgate, which is only a mile away from the famous Lake District destination of Hawkshead. The small village has its own pub plus plenty of walks to choose from straight from your door. Hawkshead is a buzz of offerings with the Beatrix Potter museum, Chocolate factory and plenty more, with various shops and eateries to choose from. Lake Windermere is but a short distance and offers plenty of opportunities for boat trips, water sports hikes and cycling routes, which can be hired in either Ambleside at the North end of the Lake or Lakeside to the south. The cottage has been upgraded with a wood burner, Netflix-enabled TV, an electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. Parking for two cars is available on-site.

This stunning, hand-crafted property is nestled just outside the village of Coniston, providing easy access to amenities and watersports. The property features a light and airy lounge with open fire, Smart TV and leather seating, an impressive kitchen and dining room with top-of-the-range appliances, and six bedrooms, including three en suite bathrooms and three en suite shower rooms. The house is surrounded by four acres of enclosed, secluded gardens with a glass-fronted slate terrace, secret garden and outdoor shower and hot tub. The village of Coniston provides a range of shops, eateries and pubs, a boating centre and the Ruskin Museum.

This charming log cabin is in a tranquil rural setting between Ambleside and Langdale. It offers a spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, two bedrooms, one shower room and a patio with seating and BBQ. A wide variety of activities are available nearby, such as walking, cycling and fishing, as well as shops, pubs and restaurants. The property is also close to Langdale Pikes, Grasmere, Windermere and Bowness, where guests can take a boat trip on Lake Windermere. On site, there’s a shared swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna, and allocated parking for two cars.

This luxurious holiday property offers stunning views of Cat Bells, Skiddaw and Blencathra. It is the perfect base for outdoor activities, with walks from the front door and access to a famous market town. Three spacious reception and lounges, a bright open-plan kitchen and dining area, ten bedrooms and ten en-suite bathrooms, two wood burners, a Smart TV, a games room and a private garden with patio and seating area; this property has all the amenities needed for a relaxing getaway. There is ample private parking, and pubs and shops are within walking distance.

This property is located in the beautiful Dunnerdale Valley, southwest of the Lake District. The property has four bedrooms, 2 of which can be made into twin beds, three bathrooms, an oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, washer and dryer, and dishwasher. There is also a large utility room with a refrigerator and freezer, a washer and dryer, and plenty of storage. The property is situated 6.8 miles south of Scafell Pike and has private parking.

Grass Guards is a beautiful holiday property nestled in the Duddon Valley of the Lake District, with stunning views of the Coniston Fells and Harter Fell. The spacious summer room and contemporary kitchen provide plenty of space for relaxing and cooking, and the two en-suite bedrooms offer the perfect place to rest. Outside, there is a patio and garden to enjoy, and the area has plenty to offer with walking and cycling routes, wild swimming and nearby attractions like Scafell Pike and Wastwater. Off-road parking is also available.

This stylish single-storey property is located on a country estate just over one mile from the village of Coniston. Perfect for couples, families or groups of three or four adults, it enjoys a stunning position on the eastern side of Coniston Water in the beautiful Lake District. Guests can make the most of the range of watersports and activities available on the lake or explore the mountainside landscape with climbing, hiking, gorge scrambling and mountain biking. The property features a warm lounge with wooden floors, a wood burner, and a sunny kitchen with a farmhouse feel. There are two attractive bedrooms, a bathroom with shower over bath, and a spacious garden with patio seating area, BBQ and chimenea. Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels are included.

This holiday property is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, just a few hundred yards from the centre of Coniston village and its selection of shops, cafes and pubs, including a popular inn. Enjoy fantastic walking routes in the local area, from the nine-mile trek to Coniston Old Man, or explore the area from the water. The house features a bright and airy lounge with comfortable sofas and a gas fire, a spacious kitchen and adjoining dining room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a decked terrace with a large lawn. Amenities include bed linen, towels, electricity and heating, TV and DVD player, Wi-Fi, garden furniture and BBQ, and a lockable shed for bikes. Discounted day membership of Cascades Leisure Club is also available. Up to two dogs are welcome free of charge. Parking is available for two to three cars.

This holiday property is situated near the northeast shores of Coniston Water. It offers easy access to many public areas of the shoreline, Grizedale Forest for walking and cycling, and the nearby village of Coniston with shops, cafes and inns. Inside, there are seven bedrooms, five en-suite bath/shower rooms, a kitchen with a range oven and a sitting room with a wood burner and open fire. Outside is a sunny garden with furniture and BBQ, plus access to a private lake shore (dogs not allowed during school holidays) and use of jetties at an additional charge. There is parking for six cars and Wi-Fi throughout.

This holiday property is in a fantastic location on the slopes of Coniston Old Man, just a short walk from the village of Strathspey. Many excellent walks and attractions are nearby, including Scafell Pike, Buttermere and Crummock Water. The property has been stylishly furnished with a butler’s sink, dining table and pendant lighting, and a cosy sitting room next door. There are three individually decorated bedrooms, all with views over the lake, and the bathroom has a shower over the bath. The cottage also has a garden and patio area, and there is parking for two cars.

Tinkler Beck Cottage is a semi-detached converted barn on a small Country Estate just above the shores of Coniston Water. It offers a combination of style and comfort, with extensive shared gardens and grounds, direct access to the estate’s private lake shore, and picturesque views of the Coniston Old Man mountain range. Enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and water sports, or relax and enjoy the area’s peace. The cottage features a bunk room, king-size bedroom, twin bedroom, and double attic bedroom, as well as two bathrooms and three WCs. There is a wood-burning stove, washing machine, and kitchen appliances. Guests have access to a patio, grassy-walled garden, and bike storage. Parking is available for three cars.

This five-bedroom Victorian-style house is situated in the Lake District at the northwest tip of Coniston Water. It offers a tastefully furnished lounge with a log burner, Smart TV, DVD and CD player. The dining room has a second log burner and leads into a conservatory. The traditional galley kitchen is equipped with a range twin oven with eight burners and other appliances. There are four bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and one double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Outside, the property has mature gardens and grounds, a spa hot tub and BBQ. Parking is available for 4-5 cars, Wi-Fi is included, and one dog is welcome. The village of Coniston is two miles away, offering pubs, cafes and shops, and Torver is a popular base for walking and exploring the lake.

Tent Lodge is a stunning Georgian property located at the heart of the Lake District, situated just above the shores of Coniston Water. With dramatic views of the lake and mountain range, this property is ideal for those seeking adventure or a peaceful getaway. With a large sitting room and dining room, a fully-equipped kitchen, six bedrooms and three bathrooms, the property is spacious and comfortable. The house is surrounded by gardens and shrubberies, with a private lake shore area, perfect for picnics, swimming and fishing. The area offers a range of outdoor activities, shops, pubs, cafes and a highly-rated Bistro. Smart TV, DVD player, CD player, iPod dock and Wi-Fi included. Parking for five cars, two other cars by arrangement. Dogs welcome.

Grizedale Cottage provides a traditional Lakeland experience in a picturesque setting. Located on a small Country Estate above the shores of Coniston Water in the Lake District, the home is part of a courtyard of four holiday homes, with extensive shared gardens and grounds leading to a private lake shore. With awe-inspiring views of Coniston Water and the Old Man mountain range, the cottage is perfect for outdoor activities and exploring the surrounding area. Inside, the cottage features an inviting lounge with wood burning stove, kitchen/diner, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The outside area provides a large shared garden with access to the lake shore and BBQs. Parking for two cars is also available.

This property is set on tranquil farmland up a steep, narrow hill on the edge of the lakeside village of Coniston – perfect for tourists who want to enjoy a relaxing cruise on the lake, scenic walks, or try their hand at the impressive range of watersports on offer. There are many places of interest in the local area, including Hilltop Wray Castle and The Ruskin Museum. Stepping through the stone porch at this property, guests will come directly to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner – a welcoming and cosy room with dark wooden beams and a large stone fireplace with an open fire. This is the perfect spot for guests to relax on the sofa and chairs with a drink and a good book or perhaps enjoy a favourite programme on the Smart TV. There is also a dishwasher, washing machine/tumble dryer in the kitchen area. The second bedroom is a tastefully understated twin room with homely decorative touches.

Wetherlam Cottage is a traditional Lakeland attached cottage located on a small Country Estate just above the shores of Coniston Water. It offers extensive shared gardens and grounds, direct access to the estate’s private lake shore and awe-inspiring views of Coniston Water and the Coniston Old Man mountain range. The cottage is perfect for two but works equally well for families and offers a cosy lounge with a wood-burning stove, a kitchen/diner, a king-size bedroom, a bunk bedroom and a modern bathroom. Outside, guests can enjoy alfresco dining in the large shared garden with incomparable views of the lake and mountains or explore miles of walking and cycling trails in nearby Grizedale Forest. The village of Coniston offers various outdoor activities, shops, pubs, cafes and a highly-rated Bistro.

Tent Lodge Cottage is a traditional Lakeland attached cottage situated on a small Country Estate just above the shores of Coniston Water at the heart of the Lake District. It offers a unique retreat with an open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, a modern bathroom, a small walled garden, and shared access to the estate’s private lake shore. The area is renowned for its awe-inspiring scenery and offers miles of walking and cycling trails, as well as a variety of outdoor activities, shops, pubs, cafes and boat hire. The perfect base for an unforgettable holiday!

This property is located in the picturesque Lake District and is great for those who want to enjoy scenic walks as well as boat trips and watersports on the lake. It offers the perfect base for exploring the area and is great for those who want to enjoy scenic walks as well as boat trips and watersports on the lake. Lying on the opposite side of the lake to Coniston village, it is nevertheless only 1.5 miles from the village centre where visitors will find several shops and a choice of pubs as well as Coniston Boating Centre from where a range of craft can be hired, including motor boats sailing boats canoes and paddleboards. The departure point for the lovingly restored Victorian steamers is next to the boating centre, which takes visitors on leisurely cruises around the lake.

This holiday property offers stunning views of Coniston Water and Village, perfect for a relaxing getaway. It is close to shops and pubs, and even a microbrewery, and it is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding natural landscape. It is an ideal holiday home with amenities such as a kitchen/diner, lounge with an open fire, three bedrooms, one en suite, and a terraced garden. A boating centre, National Trust steamer, and Wi-Fi are also included. Parking is available for two cars. However, the road to the property is steep and unsuitable for vehicles with low ground clearance.

This tranquil property is located just across the water from the pretty village of Coniston on Coniston Water. It has a contemporary open-plan living area with a wood burner, Smart TV/DVD, DAB radio and Bluetooth speaker, and a kitchen with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The bedroom is dual-aspect, light-filled and has a king-size bed alongside a bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Outside, there is a shingled seating area with garden furniture and BBQ, plus a private hot tub, generously-sized lawn and off-road parking for two cars. The property is near fantastic mountain walks, and the village of Coniston is 1.5 miles away with shops, pubs and watersports.

This 1850 cottage offers a tranquil and comfortable retreat surrounded by the beauty of Coniston. The property features an open-plan living space with an open fire, a master bedroom, a twin bedroom, a bathroom, a patio garden and parking. The local amenities include shops, eateries, pubs, a boating centre with watersports activities, and the Ruskin Museum, which celebrates the village’s past. Guests can explore the area further with boat trips and activities at Scafell Pike, 8.5 miles away.

This charming semi-detached converted barn is situated on a small country estate near Coniston Water in the Lake District. It boasts extensive shared gardens and grounds, direct access to the estate’s private lake shore, and a patio area with garden furniture. Inside, the house offers a stylish and spacious lounge with a TV, DVD player and wood burner, a kitchen/diner with electric oven and hob, and two king-size and one twin bedroom. It also features a bathroom and shower room, Wi-Fi, an iPod dock and optional nursery equipment. The estate has welcomed and inspired many renowned guests and offers stunning scenery, outdoor activities and water sports. Coniston village is just over a mile away.

Skelwith Bridge is a charming cluster of traditional Lake District cottages and hotels around a stone bridge spanning the River Brathay. The property has three bedrooms with TVs with a Sky Q package and a DAB radio with Bluetooth. It has an open-plan lounge/diner with a wood burner, conservatory, well-equipped kitchen, utility room, bathroom and en-suite shower room. The grounds offer lovely views and plenty of space for adults to relax and children to play. The property is well-equipped with Wi-Fi, electric and oil central heating and private off-road parking. It is also close to Ambleside Lake Windermere Coniston Coniston Water Grasmere Elterwater and other attractions.

This holiday property is close to Coniston Water and The Old Man of Coniston, offering plenty of outdoor activities. Inside, the stone barn is comfortable and spacious, with a first-floor open-plan living space with a log burner and Smart TV, a separate dining room and a fully-equipped kitchen. There are two bedrooms, one king-size double and one double and single, and a bathroom with shower over bath. Outside, there is an enclosed garden with a picnic bench, off-road parking for two cars and secure bike storage. The property is perfect for enjoying miles of scenic walks or visiting nearby attractions such as the Ruskin Museum, the Go-Ape high ropes centre or Wray Castle.

This cottage enjoys a peaceful and unspoilt setting, with the northeast head of Coniston Water within easy reach. The cottage has been tastefully decorated in neutral tones, with a charming oak front door opening into an open-plan kitchen/diner. There is a wood burner, an exposed beam comfortable sofa, and a TV, perfect for those romantic evenings. The contemporary bathroom next door boasts a fabulous whirlpool bath for soothing those achy feet at the end of the day. Outside, a small patio area sits to the front of the cottage providing a peaceful spot for a summer BBQ or al fresco drink.

This cottage is located on the West Coast of Cumbria, perfect for exploring nearby Muncaster Castle and the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway and fell walkers have just a short drive to England’s highest peak, Scafell Pike. The open stretches of Seascale beach are perfect for young, old and dogs too! There is also golf, horse riding and numerous restaurants nearby. Once you step into this cosy cottage, you will feel relaxed and at home. The lounge/diner is the hub of the house and offers all you need for your holiday, with two sofas surrounding the TV/DVD and a lovely wood burner set in a traditional Lakeland cottage hearth. One sofa can turn into a double sofa bed to accommodate two extra guests. There is also an AGA for added warmth and a dining table and chairs. The kitchen offers plenty of space to rustle up a meal with an electric oven and hob dishwasher, fridge/freezer, and washing machine

This charming farmhouse near Scafell Pike offers a contemporary kitchen with an AGA and dining table, a spacious lounge with an open fire and Smart TV, four bedrooms, and a bathroom with a separate shower and bath. It is within easy reach of the picture-postcard village of Buttermere, Keswick town, and the breathtaking Newlands Valley and Buttermere Valley passes, with Moss Force waterfall nearby. Private parking for three cars and a travel cot and highchair are available.

This gorgeous former barn, located 8.1 miles South East of Scafell Pike, offers the perfect Lake District holiday experience. Guests can enjoy magnificent lake views, walks from the doorstep up onto mountain paths, and the nearby village with shops, cafes, and inns. Down by the lake, you can hire rowing, sailing, and powered boats or take a tour on an old steamer. The property has been transformed into a cosy cottage with an open-plan lounge/kitchen, a separate dining room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a garden with a patio and seating. There is parking for two cars and a lockable bike storage area.