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HOLIDAY COTTAGES
FOR
CYCLING
THE LAKE DISTRICT
IN CUMBRIA -
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Here are a few of the
Holiday Cottages we list in Cumbria and The
Lake District:
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17th century
character cottage
This charming
semi-detached holiday cottage, formerly a
monk’s retreat, dates back to 1640 and is
full of delightful beams, stone floors and
is prettily furnished.
Situated
above Lake Coniston amongst the woods,
through which there is a short path down to
the lake, the property is right in the heart
of the Lakes National Park.
It is
situated 2 miles from Coniston, 5 miles from
Ambleside, a mile from Tarn Howes, and with
Grizedale Forest behind you. Windermere is a
short ferry trip across the lake, and there
is fabulous fell walking in the immediate
area.
Shop, pub and
restaurant 2 miles.
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In a
superb, secluded position over the water on
the shore of Lake Windermere, the chalet
makes not only an ideal romantic hideaway
and walking base, it provides the ultimate
holiday location for enjoying sailing or
watersports on Windermere (no direct access
to the lake or boat launching facilities).
Carefully furnished throughout, it boasts a
light and airy living room opening on to a
large sun terrace overlooking the lake and
fells. There are excellent walks locally,
and Bowness, with its wealth of shops, pubs
and restaurants, is just 1½ miles away.
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Excellent
walking area
Surrounded by
a pretty garden, half a mile from the lively
village of Gosforth, this cosy,
well-equipped holiday cottage provides an
excellent base. Just 4 miles from wide sandy
beaches stretching up the coast to St Bees,
the start of the Coast to Coast walk.
The historic
harbour at Whitehaven (11 miles) hosts the
Tall Ships Race every two years and has a
superb marina plus museums, shops and
restaurants.
Keen walkers
will adore the fantastic footpaths
throughout this area and the stunning views
to be had from the mountains, including
‘Britain’s Best View’ at Wastwater, 6 miles
away.
Shop, pubs
and restaurants 0.75 miles.
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IThis modern
detached house is well equipped with
excellent facilities, affording every
comfort for an enjoyable and relaxing stay.
Its interior is one of contemporary delight:
there is an interesting blend of limestone,
wood and sandstone flooring, oak fittings,
and a kitchen complemented by its
fashionable black marble surfaces and use of
stainless steel. With its own garden and
furnished sitting-out area, it stands in a
small development of five houses, commanding
farmland views from all its windows, just
off the Penrith to Ullswater route – making
an ideal touring base. Within the
vicinity of the small village of Tirril, it
is only 2 miles from Ullswater and Pooley
Bridge, and ideally located for exploring
the Lake District National Park – where
magnificent scenery presents itself at each
turn of the road. Only 3 miles to Penrith,
with its 12th-century ruins of Brougham
Castle and near to the remnants of the Roman
fort of Brocavum, it is just a few miles
from Lowther Park and Wildlife Adventure
Park (open Easter–October). Good walking
abounds throughout the whole of this
beautiful area, whether it be across fells
or around nearby Ullswater Lake.
Water-sports and steam boat tours available
on the lake. Penrith, 3 miles, offers
visitors most amenities including good shops
and a leisure centre. The town has a ruined
14th-century castle, as well as numerous
narrow streets, arcades and alleys to
explore.
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The nearby country
house of Dalemain, set in ample grounds, started
life in the 12th century as a fortified tower, but
has been added to by every generation, culminating
with a Georgian facade grafted onto a largely
Elizabethan house. The medieval courtyard and
Elizabethan great barn doubled as the grim
schoolroom and dormitory of Lowood School in the TV
adaptation of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre.
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This
farmhouse, on a working beef farm at the
western fringe of the Lake District National
Park, has views of Corney Fell. The holiday
property is two miles from a sand and pebble
beach and a short drive to Muncaster Castle
and Gardens where you will find the
International Owl Sanctuary. The area is
rich with visitor attractions such as the
South Lakes Wild Animal Park at Dalton and
L’aal Ratty Miniature Steam Train which
travels from Ravenglass to Eskdale.
Shops 0.25
miles, pub and restaurant 0.5 miles.
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In the heart of
Beatrix Potter country and close to the
shore of Lake Windermere, this delightful
Grade II listed cottage commands spectacular
lake views, with peaceful walks to be found
along the shoreline. Adjoining another
property, it has been lovingly restored and
exudes character with its original polished
wooden and stone-flagged floors, exposed
beams and a cast-iron range. The charm is
also reflected in the lovely cottage garden,
with the grandeur of the lakes extending
beyond. It serves as an ideal base for
exploring the central Lakes with Grizedale
Forest, Grasmere, Hawkshead and Ambleside
all close by. Just over a mile to the
Hawkshead ferry and Far Sawrey and Hill Top,
the home of Beatrix Potter and the famous
Tower Bank.
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Ideal touring
base
This terraced
barn conversion is situated on an award
winning development just 5 miles from Lake
Windermere. The holiday property has an
upstairs lounge with exposed beams and
feature gallery.
The bedrooms
and bathroom are on the ground floor, with
doors to the garden from the double bedroom.
It makes an ideal base for touring the Lake
District, with Grange over Sands just 2
miles away.
Grizedale
Forest is within easy driving distance with
a wildlife and visitor centre, concert
theatre and cycle trail. Other nearby
attractions include Sizergh Castle, Holker
Hall and Steam Railway, which makes this
suitable for all year round holidays.
Shop, pub and
restaurant 0.75 mile.
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Hawkeshead Loop Via Windermere cycle
route 8 k away.
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400 year old
character cottage
This 400 year
old character holiday cottage has tiny
windows, low and impressive beams, several
antiques, a stone staircase and sloping
floors for a holiday with a difference.
Cosily
furnished and equipped, there are
breathtaking views of the fells from the
back door of the cottage. It is just a short
walk from the centre of Coniston with its
shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs with
Coniston Water beyond. Fabulous walking,
literally from the door, from a location in
the heart of the Lake District.
Shops 300
yards, pub 25 yards.
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Two living
rooms and use of nearby leisure facilities
This superb
terraced holiday cottage on three floors,
has been lovingly renovated and stylishly
furnished to retain all its character and
charm.
It is
surprisingly spacious and well equipped, and
guests have complimentary use of extensive
leisure and spa facilities at an exclusive
local hotel.
Located at
the heart of the southern Lake District in
Beatrix Potter countryside, making an
excellent base for touring, there are
wonderful walks right from the door.
Bustling Windermere is just 3.5 miles across
the lake on the ferry, Hawkshead 2.5 miles
and the Grizedale Forest with fascinating
nature trails, cycle tracks and the ’Go Ape’
experience is 3.5 miles. Coniston Old Man
and the central mountains are all within a
short drive.
Shop 20
yards, pub and restaurant 50 yards.
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Lovely views
from the garden
A charming,
beamed, terraced cottage in the hamlet of
Lowick Green close to the road to Coniston
(9 miles), providing a year round holiday
base with its cosy open fire.
Ideally
placed to tour Southern Lakeland, Coniston
Water (3 miles) and Lake Windermere (7
miles).
The Cumbrian
beaches are nearby for bird watching and
gentle strolling, whilst the Lake District
Fells surround for energetic walks with
stunning views from the peaks. Ulverston (5
miles) has stylish boutiques, cinema,
theatre and many restaurants and cafes.
Shop and
restaurant 1 mile, pub 20 yards.
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Ulverston Coniston Round
Trip cycle
route close by.
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Property
Ref: W8558 - Kelwin - Sleeps
5 - 7
Property Location: Lakeside, near
Windermere,
Cumbria
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70 yards from
Lake Windermere
This
delightful property has been extensively
renovated into a spacious detached holiday
house with charm and character.
Quintessentially Lake District, yet away
from the tourist crowds, you are just a
short walk from the boarding point of the
Windermere cruises to visit the villages of
Ambleside and Bowness in a memorable way.
Visit the
largest collection of freshwater fish at the
nearby aquarium or take a ride on the
Lakeside and Haverthwaite Steam Railway.
With superb walking from the door or in the
nearby Grizedale Forest, this is an
excellent central lakes location.
Shop 2 miles,
pub and restaurant 50 yards.
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Central
location / Two bathrooms
This
delightful stone built terraced holiday
cottage has a large breakfast kitchen and
spacious living/dining room with French
doors to the patio, adding to its light and
airy feel. The cottage is maintained by the
owner who will be pleased to offer advice on
walks, attractions and transport in the
area. There is also an extensive collection
of books, maps and guides.
Tastefully
furnished and well equipped throughout, the
master bedroom has en-suite facilities. It
is situated in a conservation area close to
the River Greta and Fitz Park and within
easy walking distance of all the towns
amenities, Derwentwater, the Theatre by the
Lake and the tropical leisure pool.
Keswick is a
mecca for walkers and has many galleries,
craft and outdoor shops and an excellent
choice of restaurants and lively pubs. Shop
200 yards, pub and restaurant 300 yards.
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Whitehaven to Keswick
cycle route close by
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Property
Ref: W8486 - Bank End - Sleeps
8
Property Location:
Glenridding,
Penrith, Cumbria.
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Lakeside location
This superb detached
cottage overlooking a small river has been
extensively renovated to provide a tranquil
hideaway with charm and a large, light,
lounge with its wonderful fireplace.
Boasting three bathrooms
this cottage, ideal for couples, is just
yards from Ullswater, with its renowned
water sports and its surrounding craggy
mountains giving beautiful lakeland views.
There is excellent
walking up the lane with Helvellyn and
Striding Edge towering above the cottage.
You can catch the Ullswater cruise boat to
Pooley Bridge or enjoy the many outdoor
activities in the area including climbing,
cycling and horse riding.
Shop 100 yards, pub 0.25
miles and restaurant 120 yards.
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St Bees to Ivelet Via Penrith cycle
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Pleasant
countryside views
This
delightful, cosy, single storey, detached
holiday cottage, with large French windows
allowing you to see the lovely views across
the surrounding countryside, is situated in
the heart of the Lake District National
Park.
The cottage
is in the middle of Beatrix Potter country
and the village has several good restaurants
nearby. You are 3.5 miles from Windermere
across the lake ferry, a centre for
watersports and climbing enthusiasts. For
the less adventurous visitor Windermere
offers a multitude of charming shops, pubs
and restaurants to relax away the day in.
Just over 2 miles from Hawkshead, enjoying
lovely views across Esthwaite Water on the
way.
Enjoy
excellent walks including Tarn Hows 3 miles
away, while the many activities of Grizedale
Forest are 3.5 miles. Local attractions
include: Lakeland Equestrian, garden
centres, National Trust buildings, gardens,
historical houses and museums, galleries
including the famous Beatrix Potter Centre
and visitor centres to name a few.
Shop 75
yards, pub 150 yards, restaurant 100 yards.
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Kendal to Newby Bridge cycle
route close by.
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Within
walking distance of Lake Windermere
Superbly
located in a quiet area close to Lake
Windermere and the bustling village centre
of Bowness with a large choice of stylish
boutiques, restaurants, cafes and art
galleries, this delightful semi-detached
house makes an excellent holiday base. The
Beatrix Potter Exhibition, lake ferry trips,
watersports and extensive lakeside paths all
within walking distance.
Historic
houses and gardens, the Aquarium of the
Lakes, Haverthwaite Steam Railway and many
other visitor attractions just a short
drive.
For energetic
walking enthusiasts, the high fells beckon
with stunning views as a reward for your
effort; alternatively simply relax on the
sunny balcony with a good book.
Shop, pub and
restaurant 200 yards.
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Property
Ref: W42140 - Deja Vu - Sleeps
4 - 5
Property Location: Bowness-on-Windermere,
Windermere, Cumbria.
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Fantastic
lake views
With
fantastic views to Lake Windermere, this
charming, fully refurbished, first and
second floor holiday apartment is well
situated to enjoy the superb attractions of
Bowness on Windermere. Shops, galleries,
delightful tea rooms, restaurants and the
Beatrix Potter Exhibition are all within
walking distance.
Stroll along
the lakeside and enjoy the sun sparkling off
the water, or relax on a leisurely cruise
around Lake Windermere.
Other
activities include water sports, cycling,
climbing or hiking in the glorious Lake
District mountains to experience the fells
with magnificent viewpoints within a 5
minute walk. With many historic houses and
gardens plus the Brockhole Visitor Centre a
short drive away, the choice of holiday
activities is endless.
Shop, pub and
restaurant 200 yards.
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Hawkeshead Loop Via
Windermere cycle
route close by.
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