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Character cottage in the heart of Bowness. Walking distance from all amenities , yet set back in a private location behind trees. With parking and lovely garden this is the perfect place to explore the beautiful surroundings.

FOXGLOVE COTTAGE IN WINDERMERE LAKE DISTRICT Foxglove Cottage lies in Bowness, one of the Lake Districts most popular villages, with its many shops, inns, cafes and restaurants leading down to the beautiful lake Windermere. Foxglove cottage is the perfect place to enjoy the outstanding natural beauty and to walk to local restaurants for a spot of dinner and maybe glass of wine or two. The end property of three traditional lakeland cottages, Foxglove Cottage is a short walk from Bowness village and bay and yet remains private, hidden behind trees and shrubs. A shared drive leads up to the cottages and Foxglove is on the far end with lovely private garden to the rear. The side entrance leads into the well equipped kitchen/dining room. A single step leads up to the oak beamed sitting room. The room has comfy sofa and arm chairs, and , of course , the obligatory log burning stove. A most comfortable and cosy place to relax after a long walk in the beautiful surrounding area. A narrow staircase leads to the upstairs floor, on the landing is the first bathroom with bath and overhead shower. A few more steps lead onto the main landing off which there are two bedrooms, one the master double, with en-suite whirlpool bath and overhead shower, the second a pretty twin bedroom. At the rear of the cottage there is a lovely private garden, surrounded by shrubs and trees. there is a dining area where you can perhaps have a barbecue and enjoy a glass of rose in the spring/summer. This is a perfect place to stay for either couples or a small family, where the amazing area of the Lake district can be easily explored and just a short walking distance you can pop out to wine and dine in the evening before returning to a cosy relaxing cottage. The Location The linked towns of Bowness and Windermere lie east of Lake Windermere, where Bowness is at the waters edge, with the town of Windermere set about a half mile away above the lake. Each is a busy community of shops, cafes, restaurants and attractions, serving both the local community and our visitors to the Lake District. Perhaps the biggest attraction is the bay at Bowness, a sweeping crescent of waterfront and adjoining parkland, where you can enjoy a walk by the shore or find a quite place to picnic. At the bay you will find the piers and the famous Windermere steamers, which offer boat trips up and down the ten - mile reach of the lake. Here you can also hire rowing boats and motor powered boats, which can be taken by the hour to explore the lake and it islands for yourself. Other popular attractions are the World of Beatrix Potter, the Windermere Steam Boat Museum and a little south of Bowness the Blackwell Arts and Crafts house, one of the most important surviving houses from the turn of the 20th century. The house is a superb example of the Arts and Crafts movement architecture, where it occupies a stunning position overlooking Windermere and is open to the public as a gallery for craft and applied arts. North of Windermere is Brockhole, the Lake District Visitor Center. Set on the lakeshores the main house is surrounded by beautiful gardens where you will find a huge adventure playground, café, shop and exhibitions along with a host of information about the National Park. For visual entertainment you have the Royalty Cinema in Windermere, and the Old Laundry Theatre in Bowness, staging a lively annual season of music, theatre, comedy and film. There are plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants, where for me the best is by far Jericho’s in Windermere. Owned and run by Jo and Chris Blaydes, the welcome is always warm, the setting perfect and the cuisine delicious. For a good country pub atmosphere there is the Queens Head at Troutbeck, about 2 miles from the main village the inn offers fine beers, good food and roaring fires in winter months. For the big walks and big landscapes you will have to travel a bit further into the park, however there is a good local walk up onto Orrest Head, which begins from Windermere, just opposite the railway station. Anecdotally it was the first ever walk for Alfred Wainwright where the view from the summit was said to have changed his life and set him on a lifetime of fell walking and the production of those much loved walking guides. Also quite local are the fells to the south of Bowness. Although not mountain high, they offer a magical rolling countryside rising above the lake with magnificent views. Travel a little further afield and you much to explore. South of the villages, at the foot of Windermere, is Newby Bridge and Lakeside where the steamers terminate. Here you will also find Fell Foot Park for boat hire, fishing and the National Trust Gardens. East lies kendal, the capital Town of South Lakeland. A host of good shopping, restaurants and a busy cultrural scene with the likes of the Abbot Hall Art Gallery and The Brewery Arts Center. At the northern head of the lake lies Ambleside, a popular town with cinema, pubs, restaurants and huge selection of outdoor and climbing gear shops. Once you past the head of the lake you are within easy rach of the big fells such as the Langdales, the forest of Grizedale and the other great lake in the south, Coniston Water.

The outstanding natural beauty, beyond compare! Convenience of local village with it's selection of restaurants and shops.

Fermain Cottage is a charming lakeland home that has been lovingly renovated over the years to a high standard. It is a three storey property on a peaceful road, just a very short walk from Ambleside town centre. With ample parking for two vehicles, it is a perfect base from which to explore everything the Lake District has to offer. A tranquil, cosy and memorable place to stay, for up to five people. We are a strictly dog-free cottage.

The front door opens straight into a newly renovated and well equipped kitchen area. The oven, gas hob and microwave gives you plenty of cooking options. There is a fridge / freezer, kettle, Nespresso Coffee Machine and dishwasher. There are plenty of pots, pans, crockery, glassware and cooking utensils - everything you need for a self-catered holiday. Stone floors lead through to the living room where there is a dining table / chairs and two sofas. There is a wall mounted television and a wood burning stove which is lovely to sit by in the evenings (please bring your own logs). There are some books and games kept in the living room which you are welcome to use. The house is fully centrally heated throughout and the controls are on the first floor landing. The bathroom is a stunning focal point of the home. After a long walk in the hills you can take a soak in the claw-foot tub, or have an invigorating shower with our complimentary toiletries. There is also a double bedroom on the first floor and laundry facilities. The top floor houses a large second double bedroom and a smaller single bedroom. There are excellent views of the surrounding fells from the top floor. On prior request we can accommodate a sixth person on a pull-out bed in the single bedroom. It is a full size single mattress bed (see photos) and would probably be best suited for children. There is an additional charge of twenty pounds if you would like the sixth bed to be made up. Stair-gates and a travel cot can be assembled prior to your arrival, upon request. Being a traditional lakeland cottage, the staircases are quite narrow and steep, which may present a challenge to the elderly or those with mobility problems. Outside: The back door leads out from the living room to a small, peaceful garden with an area of grass and benches. There is a gravel driveway large enough for two cars. There is a large lockable shed in the garden. If you want to store bikes etc in there, I am happy to arrange for the key to be left for you. We are a strictly dog-free cottage.

Ambleside is a bustling and lively village where you will find plenty of things to do. Many happy hours can be spent wandering around the town and its interesting shops (with plenty of stops for coffees and cakes!). Ambleside is one of the best places to shop for outdoor gear if you are into fell walking / outdoor activities. In the evenings there are a number of restaurants within walking distance from the cottage if you don't feel like cooking. Pop into one of the many cosy pubs for a drink. The Lake District is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK - there is so much to explore! Turn right out of the cottage door on foot and there are a number of beautiful walks up the hill and onto the local fells, which are suitable for most people and children. Or take a short drive for some more challenging walks in the area - Helvellyn on a clear day offers unparalleled beauty from the top.

Enjoying an enviable position in the centre of Ambleside and all it has to offer. cosy, comfortable and authentic. Set out over three floors and beautifully styled throughout with quality furnishings. Rooftop views to the fells.... Wi-Fi, 2xTV's 1 being a smart. Full Kitchen facilities, large separate diner. Parking to load, unload. Car parks (5) all less than 5mins walk. Shops cafes bars restaurants, great variety less than 1 minute walk. PLEASE LOOK AT OUR GUIDE BOOK FOR RECOMMENDATIONS.❤

Two bedrooms, one a double bed, one king size bed. Clean and bright, quality fresh hand pressed luxury linen, towels suplied. Large bathroom, with large bath and shower. Shampoo, conditioner and body wash supplied, plus extras. Hair dryer, straighteners. Lounge with two sofas, smart T.v and playstation. Fully equipped kitchen, basics supplied, cereal, pasta, rice, milk, tea, coffee, condiments etc. Dining room, large table seats 6, sofa and TV. Dogs are welcome in my home and in all pubs, cafes and shops. 1A Lake Road is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site, set in an enviable position directly in the centre of Ambleside, providing an ideal place to relax, go walking, hiking or just visit The Lake district and its scenery. A very spacious home, set over three floors, offering splendid views over the rooftops to the Fells, Loughrigg and sections of Fairfield Horseshoe. With many walks to choose from as well as everything you will ever need on the doorstep, retail shops, supermarkets, cafes, pubs, restaurants... Over 20 restaurants most of which are independently owned making the most of the regions best meat, fish, shellfish, home grown and foraged produce. Traditional Lakeland Pubs and Bars offering local cask ales, delicious wines, live music. You’re in walkers’ heaven in Ambleside - enjoy gentle rambles through the Rydal and Grasmere valleys and climbs to spectacular views from Loughrigg and Wansfell. A short walk will take you to Stock Ghyll Force, a spectacular 70 foot waterfall. Ambleside is the gateway to the Langdale Valley, home to one of the most popular and distinctive mountain ranges in England. Want to save your legs? Drive up ‘the struggle’ to Kirkstone Pass Inn, the third highest pub in England, or take a lake cruise to Bowness and Lakeside from the terminal at Waterhead Pier. Rooted in the medieval woollen trade, Ambleside is predominantly a Victorian town, built of dark grey slate. There are many restaurants and other places to eat in Ambleside and an exciting range of arts, crafts, jewellery and interior design shops. Among other Ambleside attractions, you can visit Hayes Garden World, catch the latest film at the excellent cinemas, Zefirellis and Fellinis, or kit yourself out with the latest gear from the outdoor shops. Take in Ambleside Sports in July, the annual showcase for traditional Lakeland sports such as Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, fell running and hound trails. While in Ambleside, visit the Armitt Museum to learn about the town’s history and local characters including John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter. Discover the iconic St Mary's Church and Bridge House, one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District and a popular subject for many artists, including Turner. Mountain Goat tours take you for half a day or a full day to some of the iconic places. Brockhole is great for family adventure and activities which include clay pigeon shooting, tree tops, horse riding . Also Windermere boat tours. Highpoint Mountain Guides, Cruises, Swim in the Lakes. Please look on my guidebook for my recommendations. We also have a number of activities brochers to choose from placed in our home.❤

The neighborhood is a very safe place to stay full of friendly and helpful people. It also has all the amenities which you could possible ask for all on your doorstep, supermarkets, cafes, pubs, retail shops, 3 cinemas, also great vegetarian restaurants. Thai, Chinese, Italian. Thanks to Ambleside's magnificent setting at the head of Lake Windermere , there's plenty of things to do in Ambleside. It's probably best known for being the perfect base for exploring the heart of the Lake District. You’re in walkers’ heaven in Ambleside - enjoy gentle rambles through the Rydal and Grasmere valleys and climbs to spectacular views from Loughrigg and Wansfell. A short walk will take you to Stock Ghyll Force, a spectacular 70 foot waterfall. Ambleside is the gateway to the Langdale Valley, home to one of the most popular and distinctive mountain ranges in England. Want to save your legs? Drive up ‘the struggle’ to Kirkstone Pass Inn, the third highest pub in England, or take a lake cruise to Bowness and Lakeside from the terminal at Waterhead Pier. Rooted in the medieval woollen trade, Ambleside is predominantly a Victorian town, built of dark grey slate. There are many restaurants and other places to eat in Ambleside and an exciting range of arts, crafts, jewellery and interior design shops. Among other Ambleside attractions, you can visit Hayes Garden World, catch the latest film at the excellent cinemas, Zefirellis and Fellinis, or kit yourself out with the latest gear from the outdoor shops. Take in Ambleside Sports in July, the annual showcase for traditional Lakeland sports such as Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, fell running and hound trails. While in Ambleside, visit the Armitt Museum to learn about the town’s history and local characters including John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter. Discover the iconic St Mary's Church and Bridge House, one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District and a popular subject for many artists, including Turner...

Foxgloves offers comfortable accommodation of a high standard. A beautiful log fire ideal for Winter nights. Located on the 1st floor of a Victorian slate built terrace.Self Catering In the heart of the village, yet tucked away the Shops, pubs, eateries and amenities are right on your doorstep. Ideal for couples or a family. Take in the wonderful views from the spacious lounges window. You won't be disappointed. A 10 minute walk to Bowness We welcome dogs.

Stone steps leads up through front door and into hall, Through Foxgloves front door leads into a well lit hall with double doors into the spacious Lounge. From the hall you will also find The ensuite bedroom with a King size bed .Fully equipped Kitchen. The lounge with it's newly installed wood burner, has a bay window with views of hills off in the distance. Large sofas and dining facilities for up to 4 people. Large occasional lamps, over stuffed cushions, fur throws help make for a relaxing ambiance . The well appointed bedroom has a Zip"n"Link bed offering either twin or King size sleeping arrangement, dressing table and large wardrobe. Away from the main road Foxgloves offers peace and tranquility yet only a short stroll to the hub of Windermere centre. FREE parking is available on College road. A baby Cot plus "Z" bed can be provided on request

On a quiet street not a minute from the lively town center. Supermarkets, pubs, cafes, restaurants, wine and coffee bars, banks and post office. All superb quality in this competitive area. You won't feel let down. Windermere lake is 5 mins in a car or 20 mins walking. There are plenty of walks and great cycling routes near by. FREE parking is available on College road.

Enjoying an enviable position in the centre of Windermere and all it has to offer. A few minutes walk from Windermere Train, Bus station. Cosy, comfortable and authentic. Beautifully styled throughout with quality furnishings. Large projector Screen plus 32inch Smart TV, Playstation, games, books and maps. Treasure trails, Murder mysteries. Full kitchen facilities, Dishwasher, Wine fridge, We supply: Bed Linen, Towels, as well as all the essentials. ❤

Entire Apartment, directly in the centre of Windermere. Car park less than a five minute walk away in Broad Street, as well as in street parking all close by. Newly refurbished Apartment. Spotlessly clean. Super king size bed, beautiful bathroom. large projector screen as well as a smartTV to watch, DVDs , playstation PS3. Fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, wine cooler. Treasure trails, murder mysteries of the local areas for your use. Maps, books, games, umbrellas, walking poles all available. We also offer a surprise service of flowers, prosecco etc. Please contact ourselves prior to your stay so that we can arrange these services. Train station a five minute walk away. Windermere is very dog friendly, dogs are welcome in all the pubs cafes and most shops. Windermere is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. The most popular visitors destination in the Lake District. Windermere is the largest lake in England. A 10 to 15 minute walk to Bowness. We welcome all well behaved dogs and have treats waiting for them. My home is in the town centre with good transport links to , Ambleside, Rydal, Grassmere, Keswick, Conniston, Hawkshead, Langdale, Bowness. There are plenty of retail shops, supermarkets, coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs all on the doorstep. I recommend The Crafty Bar, Cafe Italia, Tapio's, Brown Sugar, San Pietro, and Hooked. There are 3 supermarkets, Sainsburys, Co-op and Booths all on the doorstep. If you are a Beatrix Potter fan, principle places to visit all easy to reach from my home: World of Beatrix Potter - Bowness on Windermere Hill Top - Far Sawrey Beatrix potter Gallery - Hawshead Armitt Museum and Library - Ambleside Wray Castle - Hawshead Yew Tree Farm - Coniston Lake Windermere is over 10 miles long and is surrounded by several beautiful fells There are a variety of walks, from low level lakeside ambles to felltop hikes. Orrest Head is a short walk with spectacular views of Lake Windermere Take a look on TripAdvisor for things to do and places to eat as well as my guide on my AIRBNB page to individualise your stay. Also placed in our home are brochers with many activities to choose from. Book early to avoid disappointment❤

Follow in Beatrix Potters footsteps. Discover her beloved home, Hill Top, step inside the famous Tales at the Beatrix Potter Gallery and be inspired by Wray Castle. Windermere Lake Cruises Full or half lake Cruise, Island Cruise, Half Lake Cruise via Brokhole, Steam Railway and Cruise, Aquarium and Cruise, Cruise and footpath walks, Boat and bus to Hill Top and Hawshead, Cruise and Lakeland Motor Museum. Hire a Boat and drive it yourself £30 for one hour Look up things to do in Windermere on TripAdvisor

A charming apartment in a traditional Lakeland house. Ideal for walking, cycling, climbing, rowing, sailing and kayaking. Wide choice of shops, cafes, pubs & restaurants in nearby Windermere & Bowness. Main tourist attractions within easy reach.

Willow is a located in tranquil woodland with views towards the mountains and fells. The apartment is part of an extension to Pinethwaite Lodge. The original part of Pinethwaite Lodge dates from the late 19th Century. Willow has a bedroom with double bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers. The kitchen, dining and living area are all in one room with sink, electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster, dining table and chairs, settee and TV. The bathroom has underfloor electric heating, a shower, toilet and wash hand basin. A cot for a baby can be provided on request but please bring bedding for the cot (my children are in their mid 20s now!) Willow and our grounds are not 'child friendly', however. I do not provide child proof plug socket covers or cupboard locks. In addition there are a number of external hazards including a pond, stream and stone steps close to the apartment. Your child/children will need to be supervised at all times. I charge a one off payment of £5.00 for the use of the cot. I can provide a camp bed which fits in the kitchen/dining/living room area if the sofa is moved! It is a bit of a squeeze! If you wish to use the camp bed as well please bring a sleeping bag. I charge a one off hire fee of £5.00 for the use of the camp bed. There is a small courtyard by the entrance with table and chairs. Bicycles can be stored in an undercover storage area next to Willow in our shed.

The Lake District is a year round destination and Pinethwaite Lodge is located near Windermere in the heart of the National Park. Outdoor opportunities are endless: walking, cycling climbing, rowing, sailing and kayaking - all within easy reach and Windermere Golf Club is just up the lane. The main tourist attractions of the southern Lake District are all on the doorstep – Windermere with cruise boats, Beatrix Potter attractions, a cinema in Bowness – and a little further away are the Aquarium of the Lakes, Car Museum, Sizergh Castle and Brockhole Visitor Centre. Bowness and Windermere are within a couple of miles, with a wide choice of shops, tea rooms, cafes and restaurants and modern and traditional pubs. The popular centre of Windermere is surrounded by very accessible vantage points that give glorious views of the surrounding area and lake. Orrest Head, a 784’ hill north of the town, provides one of the finest panoramas – as does School Knott – immediately behind Pinethwaite. Another easy climb is Biskey Howe, a 300’ hill east of Bowness, which has quaint narrow streets and a 15th century church. Windermere, the lake, has fourteen islands, including privately owned Belle Isle with its 18th century round house. Further afield, the list of stately homes, steam railways, lakes and tarns, homes of authors and poets, and fine eating places, is almost endless, all set in the deep valleys and foothills of the Lakeland fells, where some of Britain’s best scrambling and mountain walking may be found. Even in today’s busy world, it is possible still to leave cars and people behind and find solitude in many parts of the Lake District. In addition, Pinethwaite is a haven for wildlife: foxes, badgers, roe deer, and a wide range of birds, from buzzards, to long-tailed tits, warblers, fly catchers, heron, tawny owls and many more.

Winter Deal ***3 nights for Price of 2*** For stays during 1st Nov-1st April only (excludes 23 Dec-2nd Jan) Mysty although compact offers comfortable and affordable accommodation. Comprises of a bedroom, a kitchen a bathroom and loo. Mysty comes with its own parking space directly outside. The lane can be busy so please be patient. Parking is limited in windermere. Family accommodation available too, look for 'Lyndale'

Newly refurbished Nov 16 Mysty is not suitable for family's, 2 people only. It does not have a lounge or dining area. Please read description. Occupying a superb central Lakeland location just 1 miles from Lake Windermere, this cosy and comfortable, compact ground floor self contained module is set in the heart of Windermere Village. Comprising of double bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom/W.C. Equipped with all a couple would need to make their holiday most comfortable. LCD TV & Freesat. Towels and bed linen supplied. Situated just a stones throw from Windermere railway station and and close to all amenities, this hidden gem comes with its own private court yard for those who wish to relax and watch the world go by, or stroll across to the Pub. Tea and coffee supplied. Nearest beach:Morecambe bay Short breaks No smoking at this property Self-catering Facilities General:TV, WiFi. Standard:Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer Utilities:Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer Rooms:1 Bedroom, 1 bathroom Furniture:Double beds (1) Other:Linen and towels provided Access:Parking space Further details indoors: Mysty is a unique property with nothing quite like it in the area. Although compact it has everything a couple would need to make their stay most comfortable. We are flexible regarding bookings and do not have set change over days. There is a laundrette within 100 mtrs and service wash is approx £9 for up to 5.2 kg Further details outdoors: Yard with 2 seater bistro dining set. Private parking directly outside away from the main thoroughfare. Further details Hire is normally from 3pm on your day of arrival until 10am on your day of departure. With prior consent/arrangement you may be able to arrive earlier. 1 small dog may be permitted by prior consent, please provide clean dog bed. The Windermere area You'll discover fine varied walking country around Lake Windermere, at the heart of the Lake District. Hire a boat and take to the lake itself, or use the network of footpaths to reach the best high-level views. There are lots of options for places to visit, including Ambleside Roman Fort and Troutbeck Park, which was once owned by Beatrix Potter. Enjoy this beautiful region and unwind amidst breathtaking scenery at any time of the year. Ramble through some of the best walking country in Britain; get out your mountain bike and go off road or simply enjoy the pleasures of the delightful towns and villages dotted throughout the lakes and Cumbria. The railway arrived in 1857, making the area much more accessible to visitors and with this demand grew a wealth of Lake District Hotels and a multitude of natural and 'built' attractions. The railway still exists today and brings people from all over the world to this special area of the Lake District National Park. As well as being a sustainable way to travel, most of the Windermere hotels are only a short walk from the station, or at worst a five minute taxi ride. In terms of attractions, Lake Windermere is well known as England's largest Lake at over 10 miles long and is also the deepest at 65 metres. There are numerous outstanding viewing points within easy reach either by car, or by short walk. Gummer's Howe is probably the most famous being situated at the south end of Lake Windermere. You can drive most of the way, leaving only a 30 minute walk to marvel at the panoramic views over Lake Windermere and across to Morecambe Bay. To see the Lakes from a different perspective, Arnside Knott rewards those who take this gentle climb with stunning views of the Kent Estuary and Morecambe Bay; simply head for the viewpoint. For a more challenging, but still enjoyable walk for most, take the 2 hour round trip to Brantfell and Post Knott. Take the camera, as there are wonderful views of Windermere, the stunning Langdales and maybe even the Lake District Hotel you've chosen. Hope for a clear day and always check the weather forecasts before heading out. Suitable footwear is always important, even on these more leisurely walks. Around Lake Windermere you'll find an array of villages and hamlets to enjoy. While the drive will be slow around the twisting back roads, you'll discover: + Fell Foot Park [National Trust] where you can enjoy an ice cream and hire a boat; + Aquarium of the Lakes and the Lakeside and Haverthwaite railway at Lakeside, both being attractions you can enjoy on a sunny or rainy day; + At Graythwaite you can enjoy Graythwaite Hall Gardens, which are particularly impressive in the Spring; + Head up towards Sawrey and visit ‘Hill Top', a 17th century farmhouse where Beatrix Potter weaved her lyrical magic. + At the north end of Lake Windermere, Ambleside is a Mecca for walking enthusiasts and you can take a lake cruise back to your hotel in Bowness-on-Windermere; + Visit the Beatrix Potter Attraction in Bowness-on-Windermere £250–£350/ week 2 nights minimum stay Nearest Travel Links Airport: Manchester Railway & Bus: Windermere 1/4 mile from accommodation Ferry: Birkenhead Activities near Windermere Sports: Tennis Watersports Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation Cycling holidays Motorcycling holidays Romantic break

A Victorian town almost as it was when first developed. Beautiful buildings and dedicated to the tourist industry. Fantastic breathtaking scenery. A busy place even in the heart of winter. Probably my favourite time of the year with its fresh crisp air. Autumnal colours are a sight to behold. Spring with its rebirth reminds me if the warmer days ahead where as a child I came on holidays to spend hours dipping my feet in streams and lakes. A place you will want to return to for sure.

Birkhead is one of the finest houses in Troutbeck occupying a picture postcard setting with breathtaking views in every direction. This beautifully decorated ground floor apartment is perfect for a peaceful getaway, ideal for walkers.

Birkhead is situated in the heart of Troutbeck. There is a lovely tearoom and village shop just minutes away. There are 2 great pubs in the village, the Mortal Man, a short walk away and the newly refurbished Queens Head, both offering great food and local ales. Once outside the front door you are straight onto the weaving footpaths leading to the spectacular fells. You enter the property through the delightful sunroom which offers panoramic views across the neighbouring fells. The sun room has a cosy log burner and offers sumptuous furnishings and a dining area over looking the garden and fells. The sun room leads straight out onto the patio, a perfect place to catch the early morning sun and enjoy a coffee. There is a large lawned area and a well stocked garden with extensive shrubs including many colourful azaleas and mature rhododendrons. The sun room leads to the hall way with beautiful parquet flooring. There are two charming double bedrooms off the hallway both with antique wooden beds and luxury bedding. One of the bedrooms offers an ensuite bathroom with shower. There is an additional family bathroom with bath and overhead shower. Both the bathrooms offer the luxury of underfloor heating. The kitchen offers all you will need including tea and coffee. However, a full English breakfast can be ordered by prior arrangement at an additional cost. Should you require dinner at any time during your stay a 3 course meal menu is available. Please contact me directly for all menus, options and prices. All catering must be ordered in advance and is subject to availability. All additional catering is to be paid for during your stay. You will be served your meal in the sun room overlooking the magnificent views, perfect for any occasion. Troutbeck is a string of hamlets within a conservation area and includes National Trust properties such as Townend. It is renowned for its numerous listed buildings and vernacular architecture. It retains many of its 17th and 18th century buildings. The local church is a few minutes stroll away and was constructed in 1736 on the same site as a 15th century chapel, rebuilt in the 16th century. Like many other churches it was renovated by the Victorians who retained the tower and added arts and crafts windows. It boasts unusual pre-raphaelite stained glass. Farms in the area raise Herdwick sheep. Troutbeck Park Farm was purchased by Beatrix Potter in 1928 for that purpose and these sheep can still be found in the fields surrounding Birkhead. Troutbeck is ideally situated 3 miles north of the picturesque town of Windermere and a further mile from the lake shores of Bowness-on-Winderemere and all its visitor attractions. The vibrant town of Ambleside is only 3.5 miles away, offering many unique shops and a plethora of pubs and restaurants. The area offers Michelin star dining along side cosy pubs and cafes.

Our prices reflect the fact that the whole lodge is yours for the duration of your stay! You can relax here during the daytime if you wish and take advantage of our cosy lodge and the fantastic visiting badgers each evening! Twinkling lights in the villages, Christmas markets, mulled wine and back to our cosy lodge are a delight at this time of year - don't miss out!!

The lodge was built for us to a high specification and will comfortably accommodate up to four adults and an infant. It has central heating, double glazing. a large wall mounted smart TV with Netflix and Amazon, WiFi and in fact all you will need for a perfect stay! It's warm and cosy in the winter and light and airy in the summer, an ideal place to return to after a day out in the Lakes. The large, enclosed decking is south facing, is safe for children, has garden furniture, flowers and delightful views. The spectacular scenery here, the well kept grounds, the incredible beauty and attractions of the Lake District make a visit to Badger's Way unforgettable! For your safety we have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. We are very sorry but we cannot accept pets or male/female groups under 25.

Our lodge gives easy access to all of the Lake District. There are beautiful walks directly from the lodge and many of these pass welcoming hostelries!

Traditionally built in Lakeland stone and a short stroll from the centre of Ambleside, Thomas Fold Flat is perfect for couples looking for a comfortable base in the heart of the Lake District. This recently renovated, light and airy basement flat is situated half way between Ambleside and the Lake on the original Old Lake Road. Thomas Fold Flat has an open plan living room and fully equipped kitchen area. For those cosy nights in the living room has a Large 32” Television with a DVD player and Sky TV with Sky Sports package, along with a Small Dining Table, Comfy Sofa and Arm Chair. The double bedroom has a King Size Ded, Spacious Built-in Wardrobe and a TV with Freeview and DVD. The modern bathroom has a Bath with Power Shower over. There is also an inner hall with further Storage Cupboards. This one bedroomed flat has the benefit of a Large Comfortable Sofa Bed in the living room which can be used for flexible sleeping arrangements (additional supplement for bedding may apply). Thomas Fold Flat we provide a free parking permit for the car park just metres away, although there is usually Free Parking on the road outside the house as well. There are 9 steps down from the road level leading to a small courtyard patio area with Luxury Garden Furniture and the entrance to the flat. THomas Folsd Flat also has a separate Utility Room/Bike Storage with Tumble Dryer.

***UPDATE - PLEASE READ: Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we are no longer accepting bookings until further notice. Thank you for your understanding.*** Welcome to Comraich Lodge, brought to you by Lake District Lodge Holidays. We’re the region’s only dedicated lodge rental specialist with a local team of passionate and knowledgeable people to help you get the most from your visit to this beautiful part of Britain. Comraich is a beautifully presented lodge at Limefitt Holiday Park  in the picturesque Troutbeck Valley. With its unique 'L-shape' design, Comraich offers guests a spacious lounge, dining and kitchen area. The lodge enjoys a sought after position on the riverbank with views towards the fells and beyond. There is a delightful outside deck from which you can simply relax and listen to the sound of the beck below. Comraich which means 'sanctuary' or 'haven' is named after a Comraich, the old Gaelic name for Applecross in the Scottish Highlands. It is a resting place for travellers crossing from Ireland since the 7th Century. With its riverside location and wonderful views, Comraich Lodge is an ideal holiday retreat. The lodge welcomes 2 dogs. Important guest notes: • The following stays can be booked - 3 night weekend breaks Friday to Monday, 4 night midweek breaks Monday to Friday or 7 night stays arriving on either a Friday or Monday. At certain times of the year and usually within one month of arrival, many of our lodges are available for a 2 night weekend break (typically Friday & Saturday). Christmas and New Year – There are set stays at this time. Please click ‘Contact Host’ to find out more. • Regrettably we are unable to accept bookings from single sex groups under the age of 25 years. • After booking you will receive a message requesting further information including the names and ages of all guests, mobile number, email address and postal address so that we may complete the booking on our own internal booking system. • Complimentary WiFi is provided by the park and subject to fair usage guidelines. Quality and reliability of connection will vary based on the number of people using it, prevailing weather conditions and therefore may be limited or slower than you are used to. From our experience, it is only suitable for page browsing and sending emails. WiFi is provided for personal use only and is not intended for high data usage, gaming and/or use for business purposes. • The lodge is situated on an operational holiday park. Your stay is subject to separate park rules and guests agree to follow these rules during their stay which includes going to reception to register on arrival.

Accommodation Details  Living area: - Vaulted ceiling with built in lighting - Comfortable 2 and 3 seater fabric sofas - Bi fold patio doors which open out onto the south and west facing deck - Dining table with 4 chairs - Wall mounted flat screen TV with integrated DVD player plus separate speakers - Feature electric 'real fire' adds to the cosy feel of the room Kitchen area: - Fully equipped galley shaker style fitted kitchen - Appliances include a gas hob and electric oven, integrated full size fridge and freezer, washer/dryer, microwave plus kettle and toaster - Plenty of cutlery and crockery plus storage space Master bedroom: - Carpeted with a double bed - Furniture includes a fitted mirrored wardrobe and bedside cabinets - Wall mounted TV - En suite shower room with shower cubicle, thermostatic shower, toilet and hand basin Second bedroom: - Carpeted with twin beds - Fitted mirrored wardrobe with bedside cabinets Family bathroom: - Family bathroom with bath, over bath thermostatic shower, vanity unit with hand basin plus toilet Other information: - Full central heating and double glazing ensuring a comfortable stay all year round - Laminate flooring throughout except in the carpeted bedrooms - There is a washer/dryer in the kitchen

Limefitt Holiday Park - is one of the Lake District’s most stunningly situated holiday parks. Set in the beautiful Troutbeck Valley, this superb location has beautiful views and direct access to the fells. It is a place of peace and tranquility with breath-taking scenery. The onsite Haybarn Pub is a great place to relax serving a selection of hand-pulled real ales and a range of hearty pub meals. Dogs are also welcome. Outside the beer garden has stunning views of the area. Alternatively, The Queen’s Head and Mortal Man pubs are within a 15-minute walk from the site. The Lake District - is the largest national park in the UK covering nearly 900 square miles. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The park contains 18 Lakes (one man made) and many smaller tarns, more than 150 peaks, with four over 3000 feet. These are the only mountains in England and include the highest, Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3209 feet). It is now one of the most popular destinations in the UK with over 15 million visitors a year who come and enjoy the area for all sorts of reasons. Whether to walk, climb, cruise on the lakes, take part in the many adventure activities, eat at the fabulous range of restaurants, drink the local brews or simply just relax and take in the scenery, the Lake District has something for everyone. It’s a glorious place to visit either in the warmth of summer, the beautiful colours of autumn, the crisp cold days of winter or when the days get longer and warmer as spring returns. It will simply take your breath away.

Sleeps 2 Price includes all bed linen, towels, heating & electricity Occupies upper level of the two story barn King-sized double bed with ensuite bathroom Lounge area with Satellite TV/DVD & wireless internet access Wood burning stove Fully equipped galleried kitchen Dining table & chairs for two Direct access onto shared sun terrace and garden Centrally heated throughout Washing machine/drier No smoking and no pets

Our luxury Lake District Cottages lie in the beautiful Stock Valley. They are reached by a private drive from Ambleside which runs past Stockghyll Falls, climbing to 700 feet and offering some of the finest panoramic views in the Lake District. Guests are invited to relax in the gardens, or freely explore the farm. Every photo you see here was taken on the farm so you know exactly what to expect during your stay! Grove Farm is the setting for your own tranquil retreat, yet with Ambleside just over a mile away there is an excellent choice of shops, bars and restaurants close by, with easy access to all the magnificent scenery and exciting pursuits that the Lake District has to offer

The Lake District, also known as the Lakes or Lakeland, is a mountainous region in North West England. A popular holiday destination, it is famous for its lakes, forests and mountains (or fells), and its associations with William Wordsworth and the other Lake Poets and with Beatrix Potter and John Ruskin. A National Park established in 1951 covers an area of 2,362 square kilometres. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The Lake District is located entirely within the county of Cumbria. All the land in England higher than 3,000 feet (914 m) above sea level lies within the National Park, including Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England. It also contains the deepest and longest bodies of water in England, Wast Water and Windermere.

Riverside Lodge is a beautiful log cabin on the banks of the Troutbeck river the heart of the Lake District National Park. The Lodge has 2 bedrooms and is built entirely from wood. A wraparound balcony overlooks the river and the hills beyond.

Riverside Lodge has a relaxing lounge/dining area with comfortable chairs and a sofa. There is a dining table and chairs and a fully equipped kitchen. Outside there is a wonderful wrap-around balcony overlooking the river and the lakeland fells.

The Troutbeck valley is a beautiful secluded valley in the heart of the Lake District. The valley is very peaceful but only a few miles from the hustle and bustle of the popular towns of Windermere, Bowness and Ambleside with their shops, restaurants, pubs and other attractions. Riverside Lodge is situated at Limefitt Park, a 5 star park with lots of facilities. These include a Lakeland pub, a small shop, dog walking field, football and badminton/volley ball pitches, adventure playground, horse riding stables, river pool and launderette.

The Conga is a cosy, quirky cottage, part of a small row of houses built in the 1840s. It has a south facing aspect and lovely views. Situated in a very quiet part of Ambleside, it is only a short 10 minute walk down in to the village and there are many scenic walks right from the door. Parking available.

This converted former stable is situated within the steading at High Wray farm. The cottage has two bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms, a lounge dining area and kitchen, equipped to a high standard, with stripped pine floors and exposed beams. This cottage also has the benefit of being fully accessible for disabled visitors, with many extras ensuring wheelchair users or anyone with limited mobility an enjoyable stay. Stable Cottage boasts spectacular uninterrupted views across the valley.

High Wray lies amid the rolling hills above the quiet western shores of Lake Windermere; from here you can stroll along the quiet lanes and explore the beautiful lake shore path.

Two miles along the road you can explore the beautiful village of Hawkshead with its clusters of white washed houses and cottages. Hawkshead has four pubs and many tea shops offering a wide selection of excellent food.

In light of the Coronavirus, we wanted to reassure our guests that our beautiful country hut is like home from home. It is isolated from anyone else or any other properties, with its own private outdoor space. Your nearest guests are the sheep in the field next door! With 5* reviews, hygiene has always been paramount and we personally clean our hut to the highest standard. We provide hand sanitizer and anti-bacterial wipes and all linen is professional cleaned. With best wishes, Jo and Darren

Set on a private road, away from the noise, and yet both Windermere and Bowness are only a short 10 minutes walk away.There is a private parking area with plenty of space that is shared with the main house, connected to a small path leading you to the hut. Mountain bikers are welcome to bring and leave bikes in our secure garage.

The hut is based on a quiet, hidden road, in walking distance to the vibrant Windermere town where there is plenty of places to eat out from Italian cuisine to Thai. One of our favourite places to eat is The Smith a small family run pizza restaurant with a log fire and twinkly fairy lights. If you like your beer and ales the crafty Ba is a friendly place with homely decor and a great ambience, not to mention the most extensive selection of drinks available. We've had many a cheeseboard here! For amazing brunch and breakfast it's a must to visit Homeground coffee and kitchen! And for sunny days I recommend Cafe Italia across the road with outside seating where you can drink cappuccinos and watch the people go by.

2 bedroom lodge in the beautiful troutbeck in the Lake District

2 bedroom lodge one with ensuite Main bathroom with bath Kitchen diner with table that seats 4 Lounge area with sofa bed and chair Amazing views across the valley

The lodge is one limefitt holiday park Children’s play area River pool Haybarn inn Horse riding Laundry room Please read the limefitt park rules on arrival to throstles nest they will be in a blue folder on the coffee table

A cosy retreat for two high above Ambleside with magnificent Lakeland views.. Ground Floor: The property is all on the ground floor, has electric central heating and comprises: Open plan living space: Living area: With electric wood burner and Freeview TV. Dining area. Kitchen area: Galley style with tiled floor, electric cooker, fridge/freezer and washing machine. Bedroom area: With double bed. Shower room: With shower, WC and heated towel rail. . All electric, bed linen and towels included. Wi-Fi. . Small shared courtyard. Sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Natural water supply from a spring. Access via a rough track.. High up on Kirkstone overlooking Ambleside in the tranquil Stockghyll Valley, The Nest sits on a 2700 acre traditional working Lakeland farm estate. Originally the old horse carriage house, The Nest provides comfortable and cosy accommodation in the form of a one bedroomed annexe. A bird watchers haven where Buzzards fly above the neighbouring farmland and where Highland Cattle, Herdwick sheep and other rare breeds graze and wander freely. The elevation provides magnificent Lakeland views in every direction and the rurality provides darks skies for amazing star gazing. An ideal base for fell walking, cycling or just chilling out, a true ’getaway from it all’ retreat. This property can be booked together with Willow Cottage (CC123284), Hazel Cottage (CC123280) and Oak Cottage (CC123293) to accommodate up to 12 guests. Ideal for parties or weddings, you can even land a helicopter in the grounds!

Located at the heart of Bowness, this delightful Lakeland green slate holiday cottage is just a stone's throw from the town centre and lake Windermere. Rowan Cottage sleeps four people in a double bedroom and twin bedroom. Rowan Cottage is decorated and furnished to the highest standard featuring a beautiful blend of traditional country cottage charm with modern day luxuries. Rowan Cottage is located just 5 minutes walk from the town centre and only 10 minutes from the lake. Its fantastic location makes Rowan Cottage an ideal base for exploring Bowness on Windermere and the surrounding area. Guests at Rowan Cottage are furnished with a parking permit, which can be used for parking at the cottage as well as within the local area. To the rear of the home, Rowan Cottage has its own courtyard garden complete with outdoor dining furniture.

Rowan Cottage is a cosy two bedroom cottage with wood burning fire in the lounge, on-street parking and within a few minutes walk you are on the edge of Lake Winderemere.

Small but perfectly formed en suite double room in a Lakeland Victorian townhouse. The house is on a quiet street in the heart of Windermere, just 2 minutes walk from the many bars, cafés, restaurants and shops, and just 15 minutes walk from the shores of lake Windermere. The train station is a 10 minute walk away.

A light, sunny room (when the sun is shining :)) at the back of the house with views of the Lake District mountain tops. The space is small but not pokey. It's been beautifully renovated with a brand new en-suite bathroom, a very comfortable bed and a selection of fair-trade teas and fresh coffee for you in the room.

A Contemporary home located in a popular and quiet area of Ambleside yet less than a 5 minute walk to the bustling Market Place. The property features an open plan living dining space on the first floor, bedroom and ensuite on the lower ground floor. This property also has a stunning terrace to sit our and relax. We offer something a little different than other properties in Cumbria providing our guests with a personalised, flexible and enjoyable stay in the heart of the Lake District.

Helm View offers an open plan living, kitchen dining area to the first floor of the property with a double bedroom and ensuite located on the lower floor, outside there is a large terrace area with bi-fold doors and seating in order to soak up the stunning views of the fells. The apartment has undergone full refurbishment and is now looking forward to welcoming guests to the property! The Property benefits from one allocated parking space adjacent to the property

Helm view is located in a popular and quiet area of Ambleside with far reaching views of the central fells yet less than a 5 minute walk from the busting lakeland town of Ambleside and all local amenities including shops, bars and restaurants. Ambleside is considered to be the hub of the Lake District, which can all be explored directly from the door including England's largest lake - Lake Windermere.

Secret Nook is a traditional Lakeland holiday cottage apartment close to Windermere town centre. It is perfect for couples and single travellers as it is in a very private, secluded location yet just 5-10mins walk from both the train station and the amenities of Windermere. The apartment is warm, cosy and has all the facilities you expect for a comfortable stay in the Lake District including TV, DVD and free Wi-fi. As well as a shower there is also a small bath for you to relax in too.

Official Visit England 3*** Gold rating !

Very quiet and private location but only 10 mins walk into Windermere town centre or down to the lake.

The Den is less than a minute's walk from the shore of beautiful Lake Windermere and is located on a bustling, historic pedestrian street. It is perfectly located to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the quaint village of Bowness, with the finest eateries and most stylish cocktail bars being right on its doorstep. This well-appointed one bedroom apartment is the perfect place to enjoy all the Lake District has to offer.

Set in a charming, characterful 400 year old building, and tucked away in a quiet secluded garden, this delightful, spacious one bedroom apartment has a modern, well-equipped kitchen and beautiful living area with large Smart TV and real open fire. A parking permit is provided to allow parking in over 40 car parks in the local area and there is easy access to a great network of public transport. However, many fantastic walks and attractions are within walking distance, making this an ideal base for exploring the area. This charming hideaway is ideal for couples on a romantic break or solo business travellers.

There are so many lovely places to eat and drink on the doorstep that it is difficult to know where to start! The Villa Positano is an excellent Italian restaurant that is at the bottom of our stairs; at the end of The Ginnel you'll find Bodega Bar which does great tapas and across the street there is the famous Vinegar Jones Fish and Chip Shop. All within a minute's walk! If you are prepared to go for a two minute walk, you'll find the two best cocktail bars for miles around. One at either end of Ash Street. The Country Hut is warm and welcoming and does great cider and rum punch, the Fizzy Tart is glamorous and upmarket. There are tons of places beyond Ash Street and discovering them is a joy in itself, so I won't spoil it for you!

***UPDATE - PLEASE READ: Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we are no longer accepting bookings until further notice. Thank you for your understanding.*** Welcome to High Borrans Grove, brought to you by Lake District Lodge Holidays. We’re the region’s only dedicated lodge rental specialist with a local team of passionate and knowledgeable people to help you get the most from your visit to this beautiful part of Britain. High Borrans Grove is a modern and stylish 1 bedroom holiday lodge at High Borrans Farm near Windermere. The lodge enjoys wonderful south facing views of the surrounding fields. Beautifully furnished, the lodge has a traditional log cabin feel – the perfect place in which to relax and unwind. It will sleep 2 guests and is therefore ideal for couples. Set in a peaceful rural location, High Borrans Grove offers an idyllic retreat and yet you are only a 10 minute drive from the centre of Windermere and all the main central lakes attractions. Sorry we are unable to accept dogs at High Borrans Grove. IMPORTANT GUEST NOTES: • Strictly no children or infants are permitted at High Borrans. • Flexible short breaks are available arriving on any day except Sunday. Breaks must be for a minimum of 2 nights in low season and a minimum of 3 nights at peak times. High Borrans Grove is available for stays between March and November. Please see the calendar. • After booking you will receive a message requesting further information including the names and ages of all guests, mobile number, email address and postal address so that we may complete the booking on our own internal booking system. • Complimentary WiFi is provided. This should be suitable for streaming services allowing you to log into your Amazon Prime, Now TV or Netflix accounts. Quality of connection may vary at times. No guarantee is given as to the speed of WiFi service or its reliability. WiFi is provided for personal use only and is not intended for high data usage, gaming and/or use for business purposes.

Living area: - Entrance hallway with storage cupboards - Open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area with Karndean flooring throughout - Lounge area with 2 seater fabric sofa and armchair - Focal electric log burner effect fire - Flat screen TV and DVD player - Radio system which plays through ceiling speakers Kitchen area: - Fully equipped fitted kitchen with 4 ring gas hob, integrated electric oven, fridge with small freezer compartment, microwave and slimline dishwasher - Island breakfast bar with 2 chairs Master bedroom: - King size wooden bed frame, fitted mirrored wardrobe and bedside drawers - En suite shower room with free standing bath, walk in double width power shower, hand basin, toilet and electric shaving point

High Borrans is a select development of 7 one-bedroom luxury lodges and a Shepherd’s Hut exclusively for adults. You’ll find this lovely spot just 3 miles from the centre of Windermere, set in a secluded rural location alongside a working farm. It’s close to all the main Central Lakes attractions plus you can hike or bike ride right from your front door. It’s the perfect place to relax away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A place of peace and tranquility. The Lake District - is the largest national park in the UK covering nearly 900 square miles. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The park contains 18 Lakes (one man made) and many smaller tarns, more than 150 peaks, with four over 3000 feet. These are the only mountains in England and include the highest, Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3209 feet). It is now one of the most popular destinations in the UK with over 15 million visitors a year who come and enjoy the area for all sorts of reasons. Whether to walk, climb, cruise on the lakes, take part in the many adventure activities, eat at the fabulous range of restaurants, drink the local brews or simply just relax and take in the scenery, the Lake District has something for everyone. It’s a glorious place to visit either in the warmth of summer, the beautiful colours of autumn, the crisp cold days of winter or when the days get longer and warmer as spring returns. It will simply take your breath away.

Red Bank is a superior and traditional basement apartment in Windermere. The property has been recently completely refurbished throughout with new furniture and fittings, yet still retains its traditional cottage feel. It comprises of 1 large double bedroom with hair dryer, shower room and a cosy living/dining room with a log burner, flat screen TV, free wifi. A well fitted kitchen with washing machine, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided

DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH 2019 WORK IS BEING CARRIED OUT ON THE ROOF OF THE BUILDING. AS RED BANK IS IN THE BASEMENT OF A VERY LARGE VICTORIAN HOUSE IT SHOULD NOT BE AFFECTED, HOWEVER, THERE WILL BE SCAFFOLDING UP OUTSIDE Ideal for couples

Red Bank is a superior and traditional basement apartment set in the heart of the Lake District in the Located in the centre of Windermere. Situated within 5 minutes walk of the rail station, with easy access to restaurants and bars

Over the Way is ideal for either a relaxing or romantic stay and a place from which to explore the beautiful surroundings with many walks right from the doorstep. The accommodation is within walking distance of two pubs. Troutbeck is one of the most photographed villages in The Lakes for its wonderful landscapes and character properties. Over the Way will make a great base for touring the whole of the National Park and a great stopover on the way up to Scotland perhaps.

There is a village shop about half a mile away with a small cafe. There are many walks of varying lengths straight out the front door.

***UPDATE - PLEASE READ: Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we are no longer accepting bookings until further notice. Thank you for your understanding.*** Welcome to Limefitt Lodge, brought to you by Lake District Lodge Holidays. We’re the region’s only dedicated lodge rental specialist with a local team of passionate and knowledgeable people to help you get the most from your visit to this beautiful part of Britain. Limefitt is a modern lodge in the Fellside area of Limefitt Holiday Park. It enjoys a central position with lovely views all around and has been tastefully refurbished by the new owners offering contemporary styled accommodation. Well equipped for a comfortable stay, it is sure to appeal to families or couples and will sleep up to 6 guests. The private use outside hot tub is perfect for relaxing after a day enjoying the area. 2 dogs are welcome to stay at Limefitt Lodge. Important guest notes: • The following stays can be booked - 3 night weekend breaks Friday to Monday, 4 night midweek breaks Monday to Friday or 7 night stays arriving on either a Friday or Monday. At certain times of the year and usually within one month of arrival, many of our lodges are available for a 2 night weekend break (typically Friday & Saturday). Christmas and New Year – There are set stays at this time. Please click ‘Contact Host’ to find out more. • We regret we are unable to accept young adults groups under 25 years old or single sex groups at Limefitt Lodge. • There is insufficient room for a travel cot in the bedrooms. 1 infant can be accepted if sleeping in a moses basket or similar. • After booking you will receive a message requesting further information including the names and ages of all guests, mobile number, email address and postal address so that we may complete the booking on our own internal booking system. • Complimentary WiFi is provided by the park and subject to fair usage guidelines. Quality and reliability of connection will vary based on the number of people using it, prevailing weather conditions and therefore may be limited or slower than you are used to. From our experience, it is only suitable for page browsing and sending emails. WiFi is provided for personal use only and is not intended for high data usage, gaming and/or use for business purposes. • The lodge is situated on an operational holiday park. Your stay is subject to separate park rules and guests agree to follow these rules during their stay which includes going to reception to register on arrival.

Accommodation Details Living area: - Open plan lounge and dining area - Furniture includes 2 comfortable fabric sofas and an armchair - Flat screen TV and DVD player - Lakeland stone effect ‘chimney breast’ with electric fire - Dining table with 6 chairs - Patio doors open onto the front deck where the hot tub is located Kitchen area: - Appliances includes a gas hob with electric oven, full size fridge and freezer, integrated dishwasher, kettle and toaster plus microwave - Nespresso coffee machine – please bring your own pods - Ample cutlery and crockery plus plenty of storage space Master bedroom: - The master bedroom has a king size bed - Range of light wood fitted wardrobes and drawers - Dressing table with mirror - Flat screen TV - En suite shower room with walk in shower, toilet, basin and mirror. This also has ‘Jack and Jill’ access from the hallway doubling up as a second shower room Second bedroom: - The second bedroom has twin beds - Dressing table, fitted wardrobe and drawers Third bedroom: - The third bedroom has narrow twin beds - Fitted wardrobe and drawers Bathroom: - The family bathroom has a full size bath with over bath shower with curtain, vanity unit, toilet and a shaving point Other information: - Full central heating and double glazing ensuring a comfortable stay all year round

Limefitt Holiday Park - is one of the Lake District’s most stunningly situated holiday parks. Set in the beautiful Troutbeck Valley, this superb location has beautiful views and direct access to the fells. It is a place of peace and tranquility with breath-taking scenery. The onsite Haybarn Pub is a great place to relax serving a selection of hand-pulled real ales and a range of hearty pub meals. Dogs are also welcome. Outside the beer garden has stunning views of the area. Alternatively, The Queen’s Head and Mortal Man pubs are within a 15-minute walk from the site. The Lake District - is the largest national park in the UK covering nearly 900 square miles. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The park contains 18 Lakes (one man made) and many smaller tarns, more than 150 peaks, with four over 3000 feet. These are the only mountains in England and include the highest, Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3209 feet). It is now one of the most popular destinations in the UK with over 15 million visitors a year who come and enjoy the area for all sorts of reasons. Whether to walk, climb, cruise on the lakes, take part in the many adventure activities, eat at the fabulous range of restaurants, drink the local brews or simply just relax and take in the scenery, the Lake District has something for everyone. It’s a glorious place to visit either in the warmth of summer, the beautiful colours of autumn, the crisp cold days of winter or when the days get longer and warmer as spring returns. It will simply take your breath away.

Whether you’re looking for a quiet romantic break or an adventurous walk in the Fells, you have the perfect base at Gable End Cottage.. Ground Floor: Living room: With open fire, 32" Freeview TV and DVD player. Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge and freezer.. First Floor: Bedroom: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request). Bathroom: With bath, shower attachment and toilet.. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Travel cot available on request. . Small garden with patio, garden furniture and BBQ. Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. . This terraced holiday home is fronted by a delightful garden, where you can take a seat and set your day off with a coffee and catch the sounds of the morning bird song, or settle in the evening with a glass of something cold. For those cold and dark evenings, the flicker and crackle of the open fire in the living room is the perfect place to converse over the day’s activities. Gable End Cottage is the perfect place for two, with a sumptuous super kingsize bed that can easily be switched to twins. The kitchen/dining room has everything you need for those evenings you choose to dine in. Situated in a quiet part of the town, with an adjacent path taking you straight to the fells and the surrounding countryside, yet just a 15-minute walk into the centre where you have restaurants, shops and more to discover. The busy town of Ambleside is the perfect place to base your holiday to explore the Lakes, with many popular walking routes just a short drive away, or catch the famous Windermere cruises from nearby Waterhead. With many places to eat out from traditional pub meals to fine dining, you will not be stuck for something to do. Beach 25 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ⅓ mile.

Avondale bungalow is located in the vibrant Lakeland village of Staveley within the Lake District National Park. The semi-detached bungalow is set within its own private garden and has off road parking . The accommodation consists of a spacious lounge / dining room, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet and basin, and two bedrooms; 1 double and 1 twin bedded room. Avondale is fully central heated and has a modern electric fire in the lounge. Well behaved dogs allowed.

The outdoor area consists of a spacious, mature garden that can be made secure for children or dogs, with outdoor furniture to seat 6, fire pit with a complimentary bag of logs and a range of garden games. There is a garage with secure bike storage and table tennis equipment. Prices are for the bungalow for the week, which includes bedlinen, towels and all bills.

The village of Staveley has kept its traditional Lakeland feel with a wide variety of thriving services. Within the village you will find such amenities as a local shop, post office, an excellent pub, microbrewery, cafes, butcher, artisan bakery, pharmacy, fully equipped bike shop and recreation area with children’s playground. Staveley is set at the end of the beautiful Kentmere valley with plenty of outstanding walking and mountain biking straight from the front door of the bungalow.

Dog-friendly, Townfoot Farmhouse is a beautiful period cottage built in 1691. It occupies a glorious location with breath-taking views in every direction. This large, historic, detached property exudes character, and mixes it with 21st century indulgences, as well as being ecologically heated by a woodchip boiler. ** New for 2020 - A new parking area for 4 cars directly outside the garden. Plus a new ground floor, king-size bedroom and shower room - ideal for guests with limited mobility.

** You can find some video of the property if you Goo gle : "Townfoot Farmhouse Troutbeck Youtube" The interior is designed and executed to the highest standard and in complete sympathy with its original farmhouse character. There are nooks and crannies all over the house and interesting ancient details and features everywhere. The house has some wonderful vantage points for spectacular Troutbeck valley views. On the ground floor, the living room has under-floor heated stone flags, sturdy oak beams, wood panelling, a warming wood burner set in an inglenook fireplace, and even a Spice cupboard dated to 1694. The designer farmhouse kitchen / breakfast room lead into the garden room with double doors out onto the patio area and garden. There also is a luxurious monsoon shower room on the ground floor which serves an easily accessible king-size bedroom with beautiful views and a door onto the garden - perfect for families with elder relatives, who may not want to tackle the old staircase. From the living room, a winding old oak staircase takes to you the first floor where there are three further spacious bedrooms, one superking-size, one king-size and one double, together with two further bathrooms. These bedrooms also have wonderful views over the garden and valley and an abundance of character features and oak panelling. Outside, there is a dog-proof fenced garden, and patio area with seating for 8 and a BBQ. You are surrounded by fabulous walking territory with a footpath directly from the property onto Wansfell. 

The picturesque conservation village of Troutbeck is renowned for its numerous listed buildings and vernacular architecture and there is a strong and vibrant community with a village shop and tea room, visiting post office service, church and an excellent pub serving hearty meals and local ales. A few minutes down the road from Troutbeck brings you to the stunning shores of Lake Windermere.

Twenty seven A is a top floor one bedroom apartment in the centre of Bowness on Windermere. Parking is available at the premises car park. The apartment boasts an open plan style lounge/kitchen with all amenities and facilities you need. Including washer & dishwasher. In the lounge your’ll find a smart TV & corner sofa that also pulls out-perfect for a child. Bedroom has a comfortable double bed. Bathroom includes a small 3/4 bath with shower over head and built in sink/toilet.

Location is the best thing about the apartment... Central Bowness. Less than two minutes to walk to the Main Street/pubs/ bars & shops. Walk to the lake in approx. 5 minutes.

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION * Central Bowness.... Within a short walk you are surrounded by what Bowness has to offer: the stunning lake Windermere. Where you can hire a boat or get a boat trip over to Ambleside. Bowness is filled with plentiful pubs, bars & restaurants.. your’ll never be stuck for something to eat or drink! Many places are dog friendly. Adding to the village includes a variety of shops to have a leisurely ‘mooch’ around! Due to the central location the apartment is perfect for exploring the picturesque backdrop that is the Lake District. There are plenty of walks on the doorstep meaning you don’t even need the car to get to them. Just get up... breakfast... and out the door to explore!

The 5 Herdwick Huts are set on their own exclusive site on the stunning grounds of Rydal Hall in the heart of the Lake District National Park. With the best mountain walks straight from your hut door and Rydal lake only a 5 min walk away, it really is hard to beat this location. Perfect for a truly romantic getaway any time of year. All bedding linen and kitchen utensils provided, (including tea towel, sponge and washing up liquid) plus wood and kindling to get you started for the wood burner.

Tea room, ornate gardens and state of the art toilet/shower block on site at Rydal Hall for guest use.

Lakes, mountains and the Badger Bar for great pub grub and an opportunity to see the badgers.