Woodside Cottage has a fabulous open plan living/dining area with a magnificent wood burner taking centre stage of the room. The outdoor terrace enjoys the sun for most of the day and the side door opens straight into the well-equipped spacious kitchen. Upstairs, offers three wonderfully decorated bedrooms and two family bathrooms over two floors. Backbarrow is set in the South Lakes Peninsula and is a perfect gateway to explore many popular attractions, the closest being the Haverthwaite Steam Railway. Take a leisurely train ride into Bowness-on-Windermere and witness the stunning landscape as you go. Guests at Woodside Cottage can also enjoy free membership to the health spa and fitness club in the village during their stay, a 2 minute walk away.
Just a 5-minute drive down the road and you are in Newby Bridge, popular for its fantastic riverside pubs and home to the Lakes Aquarium and Windermere Lake Cruises. Take a wonderful cruse across the largest lake in the UK over to the popular town of Ambleside. If walking is more of what you are looking for then you are spoilt for choice, with 214 Wainwright fells within easy reach you have plenty of options to choose from. There are also an abundance of cycling routes close by or if you want to go further afield, there are many other popular Lake District towns to explore such as Grasmere and Ulverston. Why not head over to Grange-over-Sands or Cartmel, famous for its sticky toffee pudding, Michelin star restaurant and horse racing. This really is the perfect holiday home to enjoy an active and fun family holiday. Beach 8 miles.

This beautifully presented, semi-detached bungalow right next to the beach has all the ingredients for a memorable stay. With a thriving herring fishing industry, Allonby is full of interesting architecture offering a glimpse into its maritime past. Captains Cottage has its own place in history, a former stables once used to house the village donkeys and commanding a prominent position right on the beachside. Now converted, this stunning holiday home offers all the features you would expect from a modern holiday home.

Great for those wanting easy access all on one level, Captains Cottage comfortably sleeps up to six guests in two spacious double bedrooms and one twin bedded room, making it ideal for couples and families. The tasteful décor will appeal to those who prefer a more modern feel to their holiday home, whilst remaining in keeping with its coastal beginnings. The sea can be viewed from the window in the living room and on sunny days guests can enjoy sitting out in the courtyard garden complete with table and chairs, or continue through the gate and within 50 yards you arrive at the famous Allonby Beach. After a long walk along the shore, you can throw a couple of logs on the wood burner and put your feet up in front of the TV. The property also has a bathroom where you will find a shower and a full size bath, perfect for a relaxing soak after a day of exploring. A modern and well-equipped kitchen finishes off this stunning property.

This stretch of coastline has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the growing popularity of this seaside village is evident. With its long stretch of sandy beach it’s the perfect place to bring your pets along for exercise and it’s also great for the kids. You can enjoy views across the Solway Estuary over to mountains in southern Scotland. For those seeking more rugged outdoor adventure you’re only a 10-mile drive to the Lake District National Park, home to the famous Lakes Distillery offering guided tours and tastings, and 16 miles to your nearest lake, Bassenthwaite. Visit the Lake District Wildlife Park with over 100 species of exotic animals, sure to be a fun-filled day out for all ages. The village shop, tea rooms and fish and chip shop are also within easy reach on foot, as are two village pubs, the first of which is just 350 yards away, across the road. Beach 50 yards. Shop 520 yards, pub and restaurant 350 yards.

This charming seaside holiday cottage has been carefully renovated to provide modern living, while retaining its original features including beams and a wood burner. The large kitchen/dining area makes this a good sociable house. Mere metres from the beach and in the heart of the village of Allonby, this cottage will be a hit with adults and children alike, with its famous ice cream, village play area (50 metres away with no roads to cross) and a range of pubs and cafes all only a short stroll away. The main living room and a cosy second living room provide good flexibility of living. The unbroken 26 mile long Hadrian’s cycleway between Maryport and Silloth, and the miles and miles of beach make this a great place to get out and explore. Nearby there is also the aquarium, Roman and maritime museums, go karting, climbing cave and wall, and some of the best golf in the country. Set within a conservation area and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Allonby is also perfectly situated for birdwatching along the Solway Estuary, as well as providing some absolutely stunning sunsets. Keswick, 26 miles. Beach 35 yards. Shop 50 yards, pub 75 yards and restaurant 100 yards.

This charming holiday cottage is situated on a quiet corner in the heart of the ancient market town of Ulverston. It offers quick and easy access to the many delights of Ulverston, home to the start of the Cumbria Way, with its old pubs, excellent restaurants and the twice-weekly market which is not to be missed. The Lake District National Park, Eskdale Railway, the World of Beatrix Potter and the Furness Coast are all within easy reach, as well as Lake Windermere and Lake Coniston which are 12 miles away. Ulverston has a wide range of shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs, a cinema and a leisure centre. Today it’s well known as a festival town with events throughout the year, including walking and art festivals in the summer months and the renowned Dickensian festival in late November. One of the town’s great claims to fame is as the birthplace of Stan Laurel. Whilst many Lakeland destinations have been developed beyond recognition, Ulverston still has an authentic feel and community spirit. All of the attractions of the National Park are easily reached. Bardsea and Askam beach are nearby, as is Dalton Zoo and the Dock Museum in Barrow. The Furness Coast boasts sandy beaches and good bird watching. Nearby family attractions include the South Lakes Wild Animal Park, Lakes Windermere and Coniston and popular Birkrigg Common, with its incredible panoramic views across Morecambe Bay. This is a wonderful holiday location for family and friends to get away from it all and is an excellent area for cycling. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

This beautiful, three-bedroom farmhouse, renovated in 2022, is located in the delightful village of Dovenby. The pretty village has a small river running through it, which provides a nice backdrop for pleasant village walks and to the nearby pub which is 10 minutes away on foot. Sleeping up to six guests, the semi-detached farmhouse offers two good-sized double bedrooms, and a twin room on the first floor along with a good-sized family bathroom. With pleasant décor, comfortable beds and plenty of storage space you’ll enjoy a good night’s sleep and pleasant views towards the village and farmland. On the ground floor is a large, well-equipped kitchen with dining table, perfect for your self-catering holiday. There is a spacious living room with easy seating and Freeview TV, and you’ll find a utility room and a study with a desk if you need to catch up on your emails. Pets are welcome, so feel free to bring them along too.
The Farmhouse at Lane Foot offers an excellent base for couples and families from which to explore nearby Cockermouth, the coast and the Lake District National Park. Nearby Cockermouth is only 3 miles away and offers an abundance of speciality shops, coffee houses, restaurants, and attractions. Visit Wordsworth House for a spot of culture, or maybe Lakes Distillery in Bassenthwaite, 10 miles. Kirkgate Arts provides a cinema and theatre performances.
If you love The Lakes, you’re within easy reach of Bassenthwaite Lake to the east with its stunning scenery and an abundance of wildlife including red squirrels, buzzards and osprey. Or drive south and you’ll reach Loweswater which connects to Crummock Water and Buttermere, arguably one of the most picturesque areas of Cumbria for breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re looking for rugged adventure or just a peaceful walk taking in the flora and fauna, you have a beautiful area to explore.
If you’re looking for family fun, a great day out can be had at The Lake District Wildlife Park with over a hundred species of animals at Bassenthwaite. Or you could try Go Ape, a tree top adventure at Whinlatter Forest, also home to some brilliant cycling trails. Keswick is just a 25-minute drive along the A66 and you’ve also got some excellent coastal areas to explore. St Bees, an area off outstanding natural beauty with sandy beach and cliffside walks is 30 minutes’ drive and is also one end of the famous coast to coast walk. To the west, you’ll reach Allonby in 20 minutes with long stretches of beach, rugged coastline and great for a dog walk and a lovely coastal cycle ride too.

This beautiful four-bedroom cottage is located in the village of Santon, near Holmrook, and is perfect for a couples retreat or a family get-together. It provides an excellent base to explore The Western Lake District. Located in a picturesque village and within easy reach of nearby shops, pubs, towns, lakes and fells, including the shortest route up Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England, you’re spoilt for choice.
This spacious holiday home is very well-equipped and offers a range of beds and sleeping arrangements. It can comfortably sleep up to six adults and two children. There is only a dining table for six, but there are additional dining chairs around the house and an open plan living room so you can all be together. The ground floor features an open-plan living room and dining room with wood burner, and there is a boot room for your walking gear and jackets. The kitchen is well equipped and features a country-style kitchen and Belfast sink. On the first floor you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms and a shower room, whilst the second floor offers an attic-style family room and bathroom. Outside is a large, enclosed lawned garden with wonderful fell views.
Santon is set in the Western Lake District, between Gosforth and Eskdale, arguably one of the most unspoilt areas of the National Park. There are several small villages, towns, and hamlets nearby, most with pubs, café’s, shops and excellent amenities. Santon Bridge, 1 mile away, has a pub, gift shop and tearoom. Gosforth, 2 miles, has a couple of good pubs serving food and local ales, an excellent convenience shop and deli, and a coffee shop/café.
Nearby you’ll find several great days out and tourist attractions including Muncaster Castle, fun for all the family, or ride the La’al Ratty on The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. And of course, there are great walks to be had around lakes and fells, and a beach and sand dunes at nearby Drigg, 5 miles away.

A beautiful ground-floor apartment in the heart of Cockermouth and right next to the River Cocker with direct river views. This waterside abode comes with stylish interior décor, tiled floors throughout, along with a private parking space and a short walk into the delightful town centre. It features two comfortable double bedrooms making it ideal for families and couples. Handmade, built-in wardrobes make smart use of the space and gives them a contemporary feel and finish. The open-plan living areas combine a spacious living room and dining room with a stylish kitchen, with all the cooking utensils you may need. A very social space; perfect for spending time with loved ones. The bathroom offers a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail.
From the open-plan living area, patio doors lead to lovely balcony and seating area with direct river views. You can enjoy a chilled glass of wine while listening to the sound of the River Cocker rushing past. You can also spot plenty of wildlife. It’s the perfect backdrop for your next Cumbrian adventure.
If you want a town centre holiday base, it’s perfect! Just under a 5-minute walk to Main Street, which is full of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and pubs. Cockermouth is a hidden gem and a great choice for a short break in The Lakes, as well as an ideal base for a longer stay as you can reach nearby Keswick in about 20 minutes. If you love the outdoors, you have a fishery and a golf course nearby as well as plenty of local walks and cycle trails. A trip to Cumbria wouldn’t be the same without putting on your walking boots and enjoying the picturesque scenery of the Northern Fells and Lakes. From here you can also reach the West Cumbrian Coast in less than 10 miles.
If you want to bring your dog on holiday, there are plenty of places to exercise your four-legged friends.

As soon as you drive up to the front of this spectacular 18th-century house you get a sense of the time gone by, this unique property will wow you with its charming eccentric décor combined with period features but also modern comforts and amenities. Outside the exterior of the property is equally impressive set in an extensive mature garden and has two bridges leading across a large beck to a wooded area full of wildflowers, birds, hedgehogs, and numerous insects. There are nuthatches, tree creepers, herons, an occasional woodpecker as well as all the more common birds.
Peacefully situated just off Lowick village green and with open access to Lowick Common, you can enjoy fantastic walks over the fell to the Beacon with its 360” views of the surrounding mountains and sea. Early morning is the time to spot the roe deer, birds of prey and sometimes the odd hare. The property is within a short drive to the charming village of Coniston, a popular Lake district destination, which offers a selection of independent shops, pubs and cafés, the ideal place to reward yourself with a well-earned rest and drink after conquering the peak of ‘Coniston Old Man’.
Lowick also offers easy access to the market town of Ulverston with its cobbled streets and regular selection of festivals throughout the year, including the popular Dickensian Christmas market and the comedy and music of ‘Another Fine Fest’ which is in tribute to Stan Laurel, half of the timeless comedy duo, Laurel & Hardy, who was born in Ulverston.
This is a great base to explore the South Lakes area, whether that be for walking or cycling (bike and electric bike hire is available next door to Lowick House by visiting www.lakedistrictbikes.com). The South Lakes area has something for everyone whether you’re a family looking for great days out at the Safari Zoo, Go Ape, Escape rooms, Segways, Lakes Aquarium or a group of friends looking for a day at the races, Michelin star restaurants, museums, galleries or simply some great pubs. It’s all within easy reach.

Nestled in the small village of Carr Bank near Arnside, an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It offers a secluded elevated location for a holiday away from it all, yet with easy access to the Lake District, Arnside and Silverdale. Attached to the owner’s home, the bungalow features a large kitchen/dining area with all the modern conveniences and everything you need to prepare a hearty meal to share around the table. An electric fire ensures a cosy atmosphere in the room and makes it a comfortable place for socialising. This sun room is located directly off the kitchen/dining area at the rear of the property. It is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the sunshine when the weather gets colder. Please note the sun room overlooks the owners garden which is reserved solely for the use of the owners family. Also to the rear of the property is a spacious living room with plenty of comfortable seating and a Smart TV with Netflix and Playstation 4.
The hallway also leads to two spacious bedrooms, one with a kingsize zip and link bed and the other with a twin bed. The stunning family bathroom has a large walk-in shower, bathtub, twin sinks, toilet, heated towel rail, and LED mirror. For convenience, there’s an additional cloakroom with a toilet and basin off the hallway. Outside, to the front, is a small patio area with garden furniture and BBQ. There is on-site parking for one car and further parking on the road. Situated in the South Lakes area of the Northwest of England and set within the beautiful Morecambe Bay, this area is frequently described as a ‘hidden gem.’ A remarkable and unique area, it is a haven for nature lovers, bird watchers, ramblers and cyclists. Carr Bank is located on the edge of an Area Of Natural Beauty, meaning there is an abundance of walks literally on the doorstep, with the infamous Arnside Knott offering spectacular views over Morecambe Bay only a short drive away. This area is also perfect for cycling, an ideal mode of transport to take in all the wonderful sights this area has to offer. Being very close to the modest seaside resort of Arnside, this stunning property is perfectly placed to enjoy all the local area has to offer. Arnside village has several cafes serving great coffee and cake, a few independent shops to browse, a bakery, and a couple of pubs serving pub grub and good ales too. If you love fish and chips, a local fish and chip shop, which is extremely popular with the locals, is a 5-minute drive away. You can sit on the pier and take in the spectacular sunsets from here.
A local nursery is close by with a garden centre, growing nursery, food hall, home and lifestyle shop, gift shop, garden cafe and wood-fired kitchen, all on one site! The local caravan park at Silverdale is also worth a visit, on rainy days you can enjoy a gentle swim, sauna and steam room, for ultimate holiday relaxation. Conveniently located between Kendal and Carnforth, the medieval market town of Milnthorpe is a 10-minute drive away, here you can find a supermarket, petrol station, four takeaways and two pubs. Levens Hall and Gardens is a 20-minute drive from the property, is famous for the world’s oldest topiary gardens with a wonderful café, and is also very popular with locals, serving delicious home-cooked food. Being not too far from the A6, the rest of the Lake District including Bowness and Windermere are a mere 30 minutes’ drive away and the Yorkshire Dales, with the popular market town of Kirkby Lonsdale and the Water Fall Trail at Ingleton, is equidistant. Morecambe and Lancaster can also be reached within 30 minutes.
You are welcome to bring your dog. If your dog enjoys relaxing on a sofa, the owners ask that you provide your own dog blankets to place on the sofas to protect them. They would also ask that at the end of a muddy walk, you clean your dog (towels are provided) in the porch area before allowing the dog into the rest of the property.

Brow House is reported to be one of the oldest properties in the village. Nestled in the village of Brigsteer, a short drive from the popular towns of Windermere and Kendal, this cottage dates to the early 1600’s. It boasts an original oak front door, an inglenook fireplace, and wooden beams.
From the moment you step into this cosy cottage you will be enchanted by its character and charm. The spacious country kitchen provides all modern conveniences for a comfortable stay plus a breakfast bar and stools. It won’t be long before your eyes are drawn to the living room with its stunning original character features. The rear door leads from here to the secret walled cottage garden on the southwest side of the property, to take full advantage of the warm sunny days.
This property is ideally located if you want to soak up traditional country life in a pretty village with a popular pub just a short walk from the house. If you enjoy walking, there are an abundance of beautiful walks from the front door. Alternatively, you may prefer some of the Lake District’s fantastic fells a short drive away. This is also a popular cycling area if you want to bring your bikes. The old market town of Kendal, famous for its annual mountain festival and mint cake is a short drive away. In addition, Bowness-on-Windermere is only 20 minutes away. Here you can take a cruise across the lake, visit Beatrix Potter World, Windermere Jetty Museum, or experience the array of shops, bars, and restaurants. Levens village, 5 minutes’ drive away has a very well-stocked village shop. In addition, Levens Hall and Gardens is a 10-minute drive from the cottage, being famous for the world’s oldest topiary gardens, has a wonderful café very popular with the locals, serving delicious home-cooked food and a wide selection of drinks. Beach 10 miles.