Cumbria

Cumbria is a scenic North West England county famed for the Lake District, historical castles, and vibrant cultural heritage, attracting millions of visitors annually.

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2 miles from Stott Park Bobbin Mill

Stott Park Bobbin Mill is a 19th-century working bobbin mill museum in Cumbria, showcasing historic wood turning machinery including a steam engine and water power, operated by English Heritage.

2 miles from Dalton Castle

Dalton Castle is a 14th-century Grade I listed peel tower in Cumbria, England, managed by the National Trust. It offers indoor historical exhibitions including local history and art displays, highlighting its past as a prison and administrative center.

Near Derwent Island House

Derwent Island House is a Grade II listed 18th-century Italianate house located on Derwent Island in Derwent Water, Keswick, Cumbria. Owned by the National Trust, it features neoclassical interiors and is open to the public only five days a year, offering a glimpse into historical architecture and island life in the Lake District.

Located in Keswick

Keswick is a historic market town in Cumbria's Lake District, famed for its stunning natural scenery, rich literary heritage, cultural festivals, and outdoor activities around Derwentwater and the surrounding fells.

Located in Settle

Settle is a historic market town in North Yorkshire, England, known for its cultural festivals, historic architecture, scenic walks, and access to the Yorkshire Dales and Settle-Carlisle Railway.

2 miles from Borrowdale and Derwent Water

Borrowdale and Derwent Water in Cumbria offer a scenic outdoor experience with lakeshore walks, ancient woodlands, and accessible trails. Visitors can explore natural beauty including wetlands, historic landmarks like the Bowder Stone, and indulge in activities such as canoeing and paddleboarding. Facilities include car parks, a coffee shop, and several picnic spots making it suitable for all ages.

Caerlaverock Cottages - Bankswood Cottage

This detached holiday cottage is situated near Caerlaverock Castle and the Caerlaverock National Nature Reserve within a national scenic area, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside retreat surrounded by a secluded garden with a patio and garden furniture.

3 miles from Ruthwell Cross

The Ruthwell Cross is an 8th-century Anglo-Saxon stone cross featuring large relief carvings and inscriptions in Latin and runic alphabets. It is located inside Ruthwell church in Scotland and is renowned for its biblical imagery and Old English poetry text, including lines from the Dream of the Rood.

Near Claife Viewing Station and Windermere West Shore

Claife Viewing Station and Windermere West Shore offer stunning panoramic lake views from a historic viewing platform with coloured glass, combined with extensive outdoor walking and cycling trails along England's largest lake. Visitors can enjoy a cosy café, wildlife, and family-friendly activities in a beautiful natural setting with accessible lakeshore paths.

3 miles from Wray Grounds Tour - Walk & Talk

7–8 Oct, 11–15 Oct…

A 45-minute outdoor walk around the perimeter of Wray Castle, where a member of the Wray team shares stories about the estate’s history, notable guests and future plans.

Near Lochmaben Castle

Lochmaben Castle is a ruined 14th century castle located in Lochmaben, Scotland, known for its strong historical defences and significant role in Scottish history with multiple sieges. It is preserved as a scheduled monument and open to the public.

Near Hawkshead and Claife

Hawkshead and Claife is a National Trust property in Cumbria featuring the historic town of Hawkshead, Claife Viewing Station with unique colored glass rooms offering views over Windermere, and nearby Wray Castle. Visitors can enjoy walking and cycling along the lake shore and explore notable historic sites within the woodland and village areas.

3 miles from Pages from the Potter Family Album

7 Oct 2026–31 Mar 2027 (another 173 days)

An outdoor exhibition at Wray featuring enlarged photographs by Rupert Potter, Beatrix Potter’s father. The images show Victorian family life, travel, leisure and landscapes connected with the Potter family’s time in the Lake District.

Urswick Road Cottages - Briar Cottage

Briar Cottage is a self-contained barn conversion located in a private and peaceful countryside setting suitable for families or groups, with spacious accommodation across two floors and access to nearby outdoor activities and local attractions. It includes step-free access and some accessibility features for mobility aid users.

2 miles from Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve

Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve is a coastal nature reserve featuring wild sand dunes, grasslands, and a beach with panoramic views of the Lake District mountains. It is notable for its rare wildlife including the natterjack toad and migratory bird populations, offering outdoor recreation like guided nature walks for families and dog walking.

Located in Dalton-in-Furness

Dalton-in-Furness is a historic market town in Cumbria with attractions including Dalton Castle and South Lakes Safari Zoo, offering a walkable town center accessible by train and local buses.

2 miles from Mirehouse

Mirehouse is a historic manor house in Cumbria set in beautiful parkland and gardens with literary and artistic heritage. Visitors can enjoy indoor tours of the house with live piano music and various collections, alongside outdoor exploration of gardens, woodland playgrounds, and lakeside walks with stunning views.

Dale Garth Lodges - Birch Lodge

A detached lodge in the Lake District with ground-floor open plan living, two bedrooms, a private hot tub, a terrace with garden furniture, and private parking for two cars, set within landscaped grounds shared with other properties and close to local attractions.

2 miles from Furness Abbey

Furness Abbey is a historic ruined Cistercian monastery in Cumbria, England, dating back to 1123. It was once the second wealthiest abbey in the country and is now a protected scheduled monument with Grade I listed buildings, offering an outdoor exploration experience with a visitor centre.

2 Greta Grove House

This ground floor apartment offers peaceful and homely accommodation with panoramic views, situated on the fringe of a town close to countryside and walking opportunities, featuring a small patio and a private parking space.

2 miles from Castlerigg stone circle

Castlerigg Stone Circle is a prehistoric Neolithic and Bronze Age stone circle located near Keswick in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria, England. It features around 40 volcanic rock stones arranged in a flattened circle with a notable rectangular inner setting. The site offers scenic views of surrounding fells and is one of the earliest stone circles in Britain, popular among tourists and solstice visitors. It is a protected scheduled monument owned by the National Trust and managed by English Heritage.

2 miles from Lanercost Priory

Lanercost Priory in Cumbria is a historic Augustinian monastery founded around 1169, featuring impressive ruins and a nave still used as a parish church. Visitors can explore both the outdoor ruins and the indoor church and exhibition areas, who enjoy its rich history including royal visits and Roman influences.

3 miles from Wetheral Priory Gatehouse

Wetheral Priory Gatehouse is a well-preserved 15th-century fortified gatehouse in Cumbria, offering visitors a glimpse into medieval monastic architecture and local history with its historic rooms and battlements.

Near Ambleside Roman Fort

Ambleside Roman Fort offers visitors the chance to explore the ruins of a significant Roman fortification from the 1st or 2nd century AD situated on the shore of Lake Windermere in Cumbria. Managed by the National Trust, the outdoor site features remains of defensive walls, gates, barracks, and other Roman structures, providing insight into Roman military presence in Britain. The site is accessible to the public and is an important historic and archaeological attraction within the Lake District National Park.

2 miles from War Comes to Westmorland

7–8 Oct, 13–15 Oct…

War Comes to Westmorland explores the Jacobite Rebellion through the stories of Old Ben Browne and George Browne of Townend, showing how the conflict affected the Lake District.

Located in Ambleside

Ambleside is a picturesque market town in the Lake District National Park, known for its historic sites, riverside setting by Windermere lake, and outdoor activities such as hiking, mountaineering, and mountain biking.

3 miles from Arnside and Silverdale

Arnside and Silverdale is a natural outdoor area noted for its limestone grassland, mixed woodland, and diverse wildlife including butterflies and song-birds. Visitors can enjoy scenic views of Morecambe Bay and the Lake District, several walking trails, and notable landmarks like the Queen Victoria Jubilee Monument. The site is dog friendly but has uneven terrain and no indoor facilities.

Prior Bank

Prior Bank is a detached, tranquil cottage in the village of Canonbie, Dumfries and Galloway, offering river views and a peaceful indoor and outdoor setting surrounded by natural beauty and scenic walks.

Near Holehird Gardens

Holehird Gardens is a 10-acre fellside garden featuring spectacular views over Windermere, diverse plant collections, woodland walks, and a walled garden. Visitors can enjoy national plant collections and new accessible paths amid wildflower meadows and herbaceous borders.

Located in Windermere

Windermere is a Cumbria town within the Lake District National Park known for its proximity to Windermere lake and scenic surroundings, offering rail and bus access, local amenities, and boat trips on the lake.

Bannerdale

Bannerdale is a ground floor apartment set in a converted farmstead with level 1 disabled access, stunning countryside views and a peaceful rural setting in the Lake District National Park.

2 miles from Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens

Dalemain Garden in Penrith features a historic family home setting with extensive outdoor gardens including rare plants, heritage apples, a wild woodland, and themed borders. Visitors can enjoy award-winning and diverse botanical displays in a picturesque landscape.

2 miles from Geltsdale

Geltsdale is a remote nature reserve in the North Pennines known for upland birds like Black Grouse and Hen Harrier, with diverse habitats including bogs, grasslands, and woodlands. Visitors can explore nature trails, enjoy viewpoints, and visit the accessible visitor centre and toilets. Dogs are allowed on leads, and entry and parking are free.

Located in Haltwhistle

Haltwhistle is a market town in Northumberland, England, near Hadrian's Wall and Northumberland National Park, known for its historic sites, walking opportunities, and rich history.

Curlew Lodge

Curlew Lodge is a luxury log cabin set within 7 acres of landscaped private grounds in a peaceful rural setting near Ravenstonedale, accommodating 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and featuring a private hot tub and natural wildlife surroundings.

Monkwood Cottage

A detached sandstone cottage set in landscaped gardens with private woodland and a river running through the grounds within the Lake District National Park, offering a homely atmosphere across three floors with views of gardens and river.

Jura

Jura is a bright, elegantly decorated seaside cottage located in the coastal village of Southerness, surrounded by scenic countryside and near a sandy beach, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere on the ground floor with garden and private parking.

Blaithwaite Estate - The Coach House

This large countryside estate property offers accommodation for 14 guests with 6 bedrooms and features a private hot tub, games room with pool table, and outdoor garden space, set within 80 acres of grounds including woodland and mini golf.

2 miles from Windermere and Troutbeck

Windermere and Troutbeck is a National Trust property in Cumbria featuring natural landscapes around Windermere lake, historic farms including Beatrix Potter's Troutbeck Park, and sites like Ambleside Roman Fort and Bridge House.

Colby Hall Cottage

A single-storey, ground floor holiday cottage centrally located near the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks, offering a quiet and peaceful countryside retreat with garden and parking, suitable for up to 4 guests and 2 pets, but no children under 18 are allowed.

2 miles from Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian's Wall is a historic Roman defensive fortification running across northern England, featuring ruins of forts, milecastles, and turrets. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site notable for cultural and historical significance, with a popular walking trail following its route.

Moss Bank

Moss Bank is a spacious, elegantly appointed bungalow situated in a quiet cul-de-sac just outside Windermere town centre, offering a peaceful and comfortable self-catering stay with attractive gardens and convenient access to local amenities and transport.

Near Windermere and Footprint

Footprint in Windermere, Cumbria, is an educational centre housed in the first straw bale building in the region, offering pre-booked outdoor learning sessions, green woodworking, bushcraft courses, and family activities in a woodland and pasture setting. The site features wheelchair accessible facilities and indoor and outdoor experiences in nature.

3 miles from Hodbarrow

Hodbarrow is a peaceful nature reserve situated on a coastal lagoon and grassland overlooking the Duddon estuary, popular for birdwatching and wildlife observation with wheelchair accessible paths and no entry fee.

Located in Millom

Millom is a historic town in Cumbria, England, known for its heritage linked to ironworks and mining, scenic views from Black Combe hill, historic buildings like Millom Castle and churches, and cultural venues celebrating local arts and the poet Norman Nicholson.

Gin Case

The Gin Case is a delightful annex cottage located in a peaceful rural setting with scenic views over farmland and hills, offering a cosy, independent retreat ideal for guests seeking fresh air and countryside immersion.

Near Hest Bank At Morecambe Bay

Hest Bank at Morecambe Bay is a nature reserve known for its extensive mudflats supporting a rich variety of birdlife including waders, ducks, and geese. Visitors explore open outdoor spaces to enjoy birdwatching with facilities like nearby parking and a cafe, but no toilets or formal trails on the site.

Near SY Gondola

The Steam Yacht Gondola is a restored Victorian steam-powered passenger vessel offering scenic cruises on Coniston Water, England. Operated by the National Trust, it runs from March to October with options for private charters and an immersive 'Engineer for the Day Experience'.

Beech Cottage

Beech Cottage is a traditional mid-terrace holiday cottage in the village of Nether Kellet that offers a peaceful and cosy environment ideal for couples and small families, featuring two bedrooms, an enclosed garden, and proximity to countryside walks and local amenities.

2 miles from Leighton Moss

Leighton Moss is a large nature reserve in Lancashire featuring extensive reedbeds, saltmarsh, and woodland habitats. It offers outdoor wildlife watching with hides and trails accessible to wheelchair users. The venue includes an award-winning visitor centre with a café, shop, and family-friendly facilities.

The Old Bothy

The Old Bothy is a traditional stone-built holiday home from the 1750s located in a tranquil elevated position near Ullswater, combining historic charm with modern facilities and offering views of the Eastern Fells within the Lake District National Park.

Near Ullswater

Ullswater is a large glacial lake in the Lake District National Park, known for its scenic beauty, sailing activities, walking routes, and the nearby Aira Force waterfall. It is a popular outdoor destination offering boating, hiking, and natural attractions, partly managed by the National Trust.

Hallin Bank - The Fold at Hallin Bank

The Fold is a small countryside accommodation set in a secluded valley of Martindale with rustic charm and scenic views, suited for couples, small families and nature lovers.

2 miles from Aira Force

Aira Force is a notable waterfall in Cumbria's Lake District, set in National Trust land with accessible paths, historic bridges, and a visitor center with a café. It offers scenic outdoor walks and features a unique visitors' Wish Tree.

Near Winshields Wall - Hadrian's Wall

Winshields Wall is a section of Hadrian's Wall at its highest point in rugged countryside offering spectacular outdoor views. The site is free to enter and accessed only by foot, with nearby parking available at Once Brewed visitor centre.

Near Tabitha Twitchit's Bookshop

Tabitha Twitchit is a historic 17th-century stone building in Hawkshead, Cumbria, which housed the Beatrix Potter Gallery dedicated to original book illustrations by Beatrix Potter. It showcases her artwork and relates to her life and work within a preserved former solicitor's office, managed by the National Trust until 2022.

Near Townend

Townend is a 17th-century historic house in Troutbeck, Cumbria, owned by the National Trust. It offers insight into the life of a wealthy farming family and is a Grade I listed building open to the public for tours.

3 miles from Hutton-in-the-Forest

Hutton-in-the-Forest is a historic garden featuring diverse plantings from different periods, including a walled garden, wildflower meadow, woodland walks, and notable trees. It offers a charming outdoor experience with refreshments and parking available.

Near Stagshaw Garden

Stagshaw Garden is a woodland garden in Cumbria managed by the National Trust, famous for its shrubs including rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias, providing a scenic outdoor experience.

The Swan Hotel (Newby Bridge Ltd)- The Mallard

This is a light, airy holiday cottage in the countryside of the Lake District with easy access to local attractions, featuring comfortable bedrooms including en-suites, a well-equipped kitchen, woodburner heating, private parking, a rear garden terrace with outdoor fireplace, and access to spa, leisure facilities and a restaurant at the associated Swan hotel.

Yewfield Apartments - Juniper

This ground floor studio apartment offers an open plan living space with a small decking area, set on a rural estate near Hawkshead with nearby Lake District attractions and countryside walks.

Sheilings

This detached holiday cottage near Ambleside and Lake Windermere offers spacious accommodation for up to six guests surrounded by mature gardens and scenic countryside, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and families.

2 miles from Wray

Wray Castle is a Victorian neo-gothic castle in Cumbria with extensive grounds featuring rare trees, part of Windermere shoreline, and historic connections to Beatrix Potter. It is managed by the National Trust and offers both indoor tours and outdoor exploration, including public access to the grounds year-round.

Near Hare Hill - Hadrian's Wall

Hare Hill is the tallest remaining stretch of Hadrian's Wall in Cumbria, notable for its historical significance and incorporation into a medieval structure. Visitors can explore this outdoor historic site along the Birdoswald Roman Trail and enjoy nearby facilities at Birdoswald Roman Fort. The site is free to enter and open during daylight hours.

3 miles from St Bees Head

St Bees Head is a coastal nature reserve in Cumbria featuring a unique cliff-nesting seabird colony with three scenic viewpoints and nature trails. Visitors can enjoy outdoor wildlife watching, picnic in designated areas, and explore the rugged coastline. Dogs are welcome on leads and the site is free to access.

Widows Cottage

An eco-friendly 18th-century stone cottage secluded in a wooded valley adjacent to the owner's house, located near footpath access to the Pennine Way and local countryside with walking and mountain biking opportunities.

3 miles from Warton Old Rectory

Old Rectory, Warton is a free-to-visit ruin of a 14th-century rectory near Lancaster, showcasing historic architecture and medieval manorial court history under English Heritage protection.

3 miles from Aira Force and Gowbarrow Park

Aira Force is an 18th-century pleasure ground featuring a dramatic 65-foot waterfall and extensive woodland trails rich in wildlife such as rare red squirrels. Visitors can enjoy outdoor adventures including walking trails with panoramic views over Ullswater, along with a tea-room offering refreshments. The site is family-friendly, dog-friendly with dogs on leads welcome, and free for the general public to visit. While it offers accessible parking and toilets, the steep and rugged terrain limits wheelchair accessibility to the waterfall itself.

Bramblebank

Bramblebank is a modern, detached house situated close to the centre of Ambleside within the Lake District, offering a peaceful, stylish self-contained retreat with scenic views and easy access to village amenities and outdoor activities.

Near Wordsworth House

Wordsworth House is a Georgian historic house museum in Cockermouth, Cumbria, where poet William Wordsworth was born. It is a Grade I listed building and is open to public visits from March to October each year.

Located in Cockermouth

Cockermouth is a historic market town in Cumbria, England, known for its medieval layout, Georgian architecture, and cultural heritage including the birthplace of poet William Wordsworth. It features a lively arts scene and scenic riverside walks.

Brow Riding

This accommodation is a peaceful, ground-floor bungalow situated in a quiet residential area near Keswick with extensive fell views, featuring a spacious new kitchen diner with vaulted ceiling and scenic mountain views, and is suitable for families or groups with access to a private garden, terrace, and on-site parking.

Tarn Rigg

A spacious and stylish Edwardian country residence apartment in the Lake District with accommodation for up to 10 guests, featuring ensuite bedrooms, private parking and outdoor decking with garden furniture, located in a quiet residential area with scenic views of the Langdale Pikes.

2 miles from Haweswater

Wild Haweswater is a nature reserve in the eastern Lake District, featuring rugged upland landscapes and diverse wildlife including red squirrels, ring ouzels, and salmon. Visitors can explore hiking trails, enjoy wildlife hides, and experience a natural environment maintained by the RSPB and United Utilities.

Mill Barn

A dog-friendly barn conversion set in the tranquil Cumbrian countryside surrounded by natural beauty, featuring character details like exposed beams and a restored water wheel with private outdoor space and stunning rural views.

Near Keld Chapel

Keld Chapel is a picturesque 16th-century rustic stone chapel believed to be the chantry for Shap Abbey, situated on the edge of the Lake District National Park. It is currently closed for conservation work but can be visited by obtaining the key from the house opposite.

Stone House Farm Holiday Cottages - The Byres Tan

The Byres Tan is a ground floor holiday apartment in a restored barn in the heart of St Bees, designed for comfort and flexibility, accommodating up to three guests with two bedrooms in a scenic countryside and coastal setting near the Lake District.

Halls Bank Cottages - Beckside

A secluded stone cottage located on the edge of a village with views, suitable for 2 guests, offering a private hot tub for hire, shared use of a heated indoor swimming pool and sauna, and wheelchair accessible facilities.

Wallace Lane Farm Cottages - Willow

This detached two-bedroom holiday home is set on a quiet and well-maintained holiday park in the countryside near Keswick and the North Lakes, offering a peaceful retreat with private decking, an enclosed garden, and a private hot tub for four guests.

The Scotch Arms Mews

This accommodation is a semi-detached home in Cumbria with seven en-suite bedrooms, suitable for family and friend gatherings, located near Brampton with access to local restaurants, pubs, and outdoor recreational areas.

3 miles from Banks East Turret - Hadrian's Wall

Banks East Turret is a well-preserved Roman observation tower on Hadrian's Wall in Cumbria, offering visitors a glimpse into Roman frontier history with nearby ancient ruins and trails. The site is open for free entry during daylight hours with a small parking fee for non-members.

Located in Brampton

Brampton is a historic market town in Cumbria, England, with medieval roots, notable Pre-Raphaelite architecture, and a rich cultural heritage including festivals and proximity to Hadrian's Wall.

2 miles from Tarn Hows and Coniston

Tarn Hows in Cumbria offers a scenic and accessible outdoor experience featuring a circular walk around a breathtaking tarn, woodland trails including a waterfall, and grazing rare cattle breeds. Facilities include a café and mobility scooter hire, with parking available for a fee unless you are a National Trust member.

Park House Lodge - Whitfield

Whitfield Lodge is a stylish single-storey lodge set in rural Northumberland countryside offering a peaceful and comfortable retreat with countryside views and tranquil surroundings.

3 miles from Allen Banks & Staward Gorge

Allen Banks & Staward Gorge is a National Trust property featuring a Victorian garden in a river gorge with woodland, medieval peel tower ruins, and rich wildlife, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Northumberland.

Aisgill Farm - Aisgill Farm Cottage

A detached cottage nestled in a rural setting between the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District, ideal for couples or a small family seeking a peaceful outdoor-focused escape with scenic countryside views and a large enclosed garden.

2 miles from Cawfields Roman Wall - Hadrian's Wall

Cawfields Roman Wall is a prominent outdoor section of Hadrian's Wall located on a steep slope in Northumberland, featuring historic turrets and a milecastle built by the Second Legion Augusta. Visitors can explore freely during daylight hours and enjoy nearby facilities and parking.

1 Tower Cottage

This is a cosy character cottage in a Lakeland village near Derwentwater and Keswick, set in a courtyard with front and rear outdoor areas, featuring original stone fireplace and steep stairs, situated close to local amenities and walking paths.

3 miles from Allan Bank

Allan Bank is a Grade II* listed historic villa in Cumbria, England, known for its connection to William Wordsworth and other literary figures. Located in the Lake District, it offers both indoor historical house exploration and outdoor garden experiences with red squirrels. The property is owned by the National Trust and open to the public.

Shore Meadow

This semi-detached bungalow is located near the Lake District National Park and a secluded sandy beach, offering peaceful coastal countryside views. It features two double bedrooms, a woodburner, and an enclosed lawned garden with a patio, making it suitable for families with children and pets.

Dickinson Place Holiday Cottages - Milking Parlour

Milking Parlour is a luxury converted barn holiday cottage situated in a peaceful courtyard in the coastal village of Allonby, offering a serene and scenic retreat suitable for families and small groups up to four guests.

Near Bow Bridge

Bow Bridge is a well-preserved late medieval multi-span sandstone bridge near Furness Abbey in Cumbria, built in the 1500s by monks to access their New Mill, showcasing original features as a Scheduled monument.

2 miles from Heysham Coast

Heysham Coast is a sandstone headland near Morecambe featuring the ruins of the early medieval St Patrick's Chapel and unique rock-cut graves. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks through coastal grassland and woodland with spectacular views over Morecambe Bay and the Lake District.

Located in Morecambe

Morecambe is a historic seaside town in Lancashire known for its Victorian and mid-20th century heritage as a popular seaside resort, with cultural landmarks, live music venues, and events.

Railway Cuttings

This single-storey, stone-built cottage in a rural village offers a peaceful retreat within a Dark Sky Park, featuring scenic views over the North Tyne river and rolling hills with close access to countryside walks and local amenities.

3 miles from Black Middens Bastle House

Black Middens Bastle House is a fortified farmhouse from the 16th century Anglo-Scottish border region, featuring thick stone walls and elevated living quarters. It offers a unique outdoor historic experience in a remote Northumberland setting with access via a walk from a small car park. Entry is free and visitors can explore the traditional bastle architecture and surrounding areas.

Coniston Cottage

This end terrace cottage offers stunning panoramic views of Coniston Water and the surrounding fells, providing a peaceful and scenic base for families and couples to explore the Lake District countryside and nearby villages.

2 miles from Tarn Hows

Tarn Hows is a scenic artificial tarn located in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria, known for its beautiful natural surroundings, walking trails, and waterfalls. It is a protected Site of Special Scientific Interest and managed by the National Trust, attracting many visitors for outdoor recreation and nature appreciation.

Auchen Ladder

A newly built detached bungalow set on a working farm in rural southwest Scotland, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat with countryside views and easy access to local attractions.

Hadrian's Garden Villa

A cosy and peaceful detached bungalow in Northumberland surrounded by countryside with views of the Tyne Valley and North Cumbrian fells, ideal for families or couples exploring Roman forts and enjoying star gazing under dark skies.

2 miles from Housesteads Roman Fort

Housesteads Roman Fort, located on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England, is a remarkably well-preserved Roman fort dating back to around 124 AD. Visitors can explore both extensive outdoor ruins and an indoor site museum showcasing Roman artefacts, providing insight into over 300 years of Roman military history in Britain.

3 miles from Bellingham, Northumberland

Bellingham is a village in Northumberland popular with walkers and cyclists on the Pennine Way, featuring a local heritage centre, historic church, waterfalls, and traditional bastle houses nearby.

Dunlin Haven

This holiday apartment on the first floor offers panoramic sea vistas towards the Lake District Fells, accommodates up to six guests with three bedrooms, welcomes pets, and features a large balcony with outdoor furniture and private parking onsite.

3 miles from Halecat

Halecat is a historic Georgian house set in scenic woodlands and gardens in Cumbria. Visitors can explore the house's grand interiors and enjoy the natural beauty of the estate's broadleaf woodlands and meticulously designed formal gardens, including a listed gazebo. The site offers facilities for children and is part of the Witherslack Estate, popular with walkers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Dickinson Place Holiday Cottages - Turnip House

Turnip House is a cosy and welcoming cottage set in a courtyard with views of the Solway Firth and Scottish hills, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat in the village of Allonby, Cumbria.

The Old Court House - The Court House

This accommodation is a historic former courthouse converted into a holiday home in Silloth, close to the town centre, promenade, beach, and golf course, offering a peaceful and family-friendly seaside retreat with scenic views across the Solway Firth.

Located in Silloth

Silloth is a historic port town and seaside resort in Cumbria known for its maritime heritage, caravan parks, annual festivals, and charming planned town centre with a golf course.

Meadowcroft Cottages - Haystacks

This semi-detached holiday cottage is located near Lake Windermere and Bowness, providing a peaceful and homely retreat with easy access to the town and scenic countryside surroundings, suitable for families and couples.

The Wheat Shed

This cosy barn conversion cottage is set in a rural farm environment with beautiful countryside surroundings, featuring a private hot tub and family-friendly amenities in a peaceful setting close to the Lake District.

Dale Garth Lodges - Oak Lodge

A contemporary, high-end lodge with private hot tub and private parking, set in landscaped grounds near the South Lakes, ideal for exploring the Lake District National Park.

The Old Court House - The Guards Quarters

The Guards Quarters is a two-bedroom ground-floor bungalow in Silloth on the Solway Coast, offering a mix of modern comfort and historic character with easy access to beaches and coastal activities, suitable for families and small groups.

3 miles from Campfield Marsh

Campfield Marsh is a large wetland nature reserve on the Solway Firth offering diverse habitats including saltmarsh, peatbogs and farmland, ideal for birdwatching and wildlife observation. Visitors can explore flat trails, boardwalks and hides, enjoy picnic facilities and learn at the visitor centre. Dogs are welcome on leads, and the reserve is wheelchair accessible with accessible toilets and baby changing facilities.

Wendover

Wendover is a comfortable holiday home located in the heart of Keswick, a lively market town, with shops, cafes, and pubs nearby, offering accommodation suited for families and walkers seeking a central base with access to local amenities and walking opportunities.

Bruno's Bothy

Bruno's Bothy is a detached, beautifully renovated bothy set in a peaceful location on a working farm in Cumbria, with a secluded private hot tub and an enclosed garden, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere near countryside and walking routes.

Pollywiggle Cottage

This newly renovated cottage located in the heart of Keswick Town Centre offers a stylish and homely setting ideal for couples, with close proximity to shops, bars, and restaurants, and easy access to local attractions and natural scenic routes.

Jane Eyre Cottage

This modern cottage is a self-contained property located near a river and close to a town center, suitable for families or couples seeking a peaceful and scenic stay with access to outdoor activities and local amenities.

Bonnie Escapes - Gill Bay

A beachfront holiday home on the Solway Coast with open-plan living, two bedrooms, and private parking, set within Southerness Holiday Park with scenic coastal views and convenient ground-floor access.

3 miles from Milecastle 45

Milecastle 45 is the site of a Roman milecastle on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England. Visitors can explore the visible earthwork remains and two associated turrets accessible via the Hadrian's Wall Path, situated atop Walltown Crags in a scenic outdoor setting.

Bonshawside Farmhouse

Bonshawside Farmhouse is a charming farmhouse set on a working cattle and sheep farm in the peaceful Dumfries and Galloway countryside, offering spacious rooms with stunning rural views and an enclosed garden with sitting-out area.

2 miles from Merkland Cross

The Merkland Cross is a prominent medieval wayside cross located on an ancient Roman road in Scotland, renowned for its preservation and historic local significance.

Autumn Leaves

Autumn Leaves is a luxury holiday bungalow in the village of Braithwaite set in the Lake District National Park, offering scenic views, private hot tub, garden space and accommodation on the ground floor suitable for up to 4 guests.

Heckberry Cottage

Heckberry Cottage is a detached, countryside cottage from the 1800s near St John's Chapel, set in 6 acres of owner's grounds with scenic views and walking routes, ideal for couples or small families seeking a peaceful rural stay.

Redgauntlet

Redgauntlet is a ground-floor luxury beachfront accommodation offering panoramic Solway Firth views, set in a historic longhouse in the peaceful hamlet of Skinburness. It features two double bedrooms and a private garden with decking and fire pit, providing a serene coastal retreat with a rich heritage and nearby nature and wildlife.

3 miles from Shap Abbey

Shap Abbey is the ruins of a former Premonstratensian monastery in Cumbria, featuring a large tower and visible building outlines. Visitors can explore the historic outdoor site with free public access.

Lealholme

Lealholme is a single-storey detached property located in a quiet village setting near the Lake District, offering a peaceful and cosy environment with access to local footpaths, countryside views, and wildlife.

Meadowcroft No 4

Meadowcroft No 4 is a first floor apartment with three ensuite bedrooms set in landscaped grounds near the lake in Bowness-on-Windermere, offering a peaceful and scenic setting with waterside proximity and on-site tennis court for a family-friendly stay.

Watson Cottage

This luxury semi-detached cottage is part of a converted Grade II listed barn set within a private 48-acre estate in the tranquil Cumbrian countryside, offering scenic views and a private hot tub with a fenced garden patio area.

Little Esthwaite Cottage

This single-storey cottage set in a quaint village location near Esthwaite Water offers a peaceful and laid-back atmosphere with scenic views across fields to the lake, surrounded by countryside and natural charm.

2 miles from Fell Foot

Fell Foot Park is a National Trust country park at the southern end of Windermere in Cumbria, offering lakeside walks, historic boathouses, boat and kayak hire, a café, a playground, and seasonal ferry links to Lakeside station.

Near Mayburgh Henge

Mayburgh Henge is a large prehistoric Neolithic and Bronze Age monument near Eamont Bridge, Cumbria. It features a circular stone bank and a standing monolith, with alignment to the equinox sun. The site offers an outdoor experience exploring ancient ritual and trade center remains in a historic landscape.

2 miles from Cartmel Priory Gatehouse

Cartmel Priory Gatehouse is a medieval building in Cumbria that served as part of the Augustinian Cartmel Priory and later a grammar school. It is now owned by the National Trust with limited public access to the Great Room on certain days.

Located in Grange-over-Sands

Grange-over-Sands is a picturesque Victorian-era seaside town in Cumbria, England, known for its scenic promenade along Morecambe Bay and proximity to the Lake District. It offers a charming centre for tourists with hotels, holiday properties, and a variety of cultural and natural attractions.

Slingsby Barn

A stone-built, spacious countryside home in the Yorkshire Dales National Park with period features, wood burners, scenic views, a large garden backing onto open fields, and nearby steam train sightings, located in a peaceful village setting near a cosy pub.

Eliza's Cottage Low Padstow

Eliza's Cottage Low Padstow is a family-friendly terraced cottage located near the Lake District National Park offering a quiet and comfortable rural retreat for up to seven guests with pets allowed and easy access to coastal and countryside attractions.

2 miles from Whitehaven Coast

Whitehaven Coast in Cumbria offers a scenic outdoor experience featuring wildflower meadows, seabird colonies, and an industrial heritage with the site of England's first under-sea coalmine. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, family-friendly play events, and coastal views from Whitehaven to St Bees Head.

Balderstones Barn

This accommodation is a meticulously renovated rural cottage located near the Yorkshire Dales National Park, offering tranquil and scenic surroundings under the Ingleborough peak, with an inviting layout and panoramic natural views.

Clover Cottage

Clover Cottage is a tastefully designed 2-bedroom cottage located in the heart of Keswick, close to local amenities and Derwentwater, offering a peaceful retreat with open plan living and private parking suitable for one small car.

Dale Garth Lodges - Larch Lodge

This detached lodge in the Lake District is set in landscaped grounds and offers ground-floor accommodation with two bedrooms, a private hot tub, terrace, and private parking, surrounded by countryside and nearby outdoor activities.