Vacation rentals in Windermere, United Kingdom with free parking

Stickle Cottage is right in the heart of the Great Langdale Valley, one of the most spectacular valleys in the Lake District. The cottage can be found at the base of the magnificent Stickle Ghyll waterfall and between two famous Lakeland watering holes – The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel and Stickle Barn Tavern (now owned by the National Trust). Stickle Cottage is a historic traditional Lakeland farmhouse providing spacious accommodation for up to 8 guests. Entering the property downstairs there is a large porch area great for rucksacks and boots, a modern shower room, a spacious lounge with wood burning stove and large dining table. Accessed from the lounge is one of the large twin bedrooms. To the rear of the house is the spacious kitchen and additional dining area. Upstairs are 3 more bedrooms consisting a twin room, spacious double bedroom, and a further spacious double with en-suite facilities. Outside there is parking for up to three cars. To the rear is a large enclosed garden with fruit trees. I won’t be available in person, but feel free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively my Wheelwrights team are on hand throughout your stay, from the office in Elterwater. The position of this cottage really has to be seen to be believed – Step out of the door and you have some of the best low and high level walks in the Lake District. The less strenuous approach takes you along the fantastic valley carved out of the rock millions of years ago by a glacier. More strenuous takes you up Dungeon Ghyll famous for rock climbing, or to Stickle Tarn dominated by the ominous Pavey Ark. Thrill seekers can attempt the notorious “Jacks Rake” with almost sheer drops hundreds of feet down to the tarn below, or to the right is “Easy Gulley”, but don’t be fooled by the name!! The rest of the Langdale Pikes are easily reached from the cottage. The Stickle Barn and New Dungeon Ghyll are right on the doorstep for some great food and local ales. The famous climbers inn The Old Dungeon Ghyll with its quaint bar and sloping floor is a short walk down the valley. The property is on a main bus route with a bus stop approximately 50 yards from the front door. Ambleside is just under 6 miles away and Great Langdale is close to access the neighbouring villages of Grasmere and Hawkshead.

Heron Place has been extended to accommodate 8 guests (3 double rooms and a twin), with an extended kitchen, wonderful oak-framed garden room, and 3 beautiful bathrooms. The renovation and extension work has been completed to a very high standard in 2018 and the owners have spared no expense in fitting out and furnishing this wonderful home. Situated in Great Langdale, it is a great base for walking this beautiful valley. Heron Place was built in the 1930’s in the style of a traditional Lakeland farmhouse. The interior of the property retains many of its original features, with strong influences from the Arts & Crafts movement. A great deal of attention has been paid to warmth and stylish furnishings throughout the property – this is very much a home for the owners who are sharing this with us. There is almost an acre of garden, which has been carefully planted, with paths and various seating areas which provide dramatic vistas of the stunning views into Great Langdale. A wooden deck has been built around the tree in the middle of the garden, which provides an amazing area to sit and enjoy the views. A beck runs off the fells through one side of the garden, and is now incorporated as a feature in the garden room. The Langdale Pikes dominate the area, and provide an awesome sense of scale. I wont be available in person, but feel free to contact me with any questions. The Wheelwrights office is in Elterwater and the team there are on hand should you need anything throughout your stay. A short walk takes you up the valley to the Stickle Barn and New Dungeon Ghyll pubs. Stunning views and walks throughout. Chapel Stile and Elterwater within easy reach. Bus route from Great Langdale to Elterwater, Skelwith Bridge and on to Ambleside, with connections to Grasmere and Windermere.

With breathtaking views from every window, one could spend days relaxing with a cup of tea (or something stronger) looking over the fields to the fells beyond. For the more adventurous, an abundance of some of the Lake Districts best walks are available directly from the doorstep, whether a gentle stroll to Easedale Tarn, a climb over to the Langdale valley or to the popular local peaks of Helm Crag and Silver How, the only transport you may possibly need is a good pair of walking boots. The open plan living space has a modern kitchen with farmhouse table, perfect for that country breakfast or wholesome meal after a day on the fells. The lounge space comfortably seats 4 guests with a log burning stove for those cosy nights in, underfloor heating, generated by a ground source heat pump is provided throughout the property to warm up the beautiful stone floors that run through every room. For those brighter and warmer days, the living space extends onto a spacious patio, ideal for dining alfresco or for pre-dinner drinks before heading into the village of Grasmere, where there is a selection of bars, restaurants and traditional inns. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need, including a large fridge/freezer, a compact dishwasher, a washer/dryer and a Nespresso coffee machine. The master bedroom has a king size bed with plenty of storage plus views over the surrounding countryside. The second bedroom is a cosy twin with two single beds. Both bedrooms are decorated with a natural colour palette which adds to the cosy interior, drawing the beautiful outside into the comfortable interior of the property. The family bathroom features a separate large walk-in shower as well as a comfortable bath to soothe those tired legs after a day’s walk. Natural locally made Pure Lakes Toiletries add to the relaxing experience. There is parking available for two cars and a 7kW electric vehicle charger for the exclusive use of guests. There is an undercover porch for donning waterproofs if the inclement Lake District weather strikes. Given the stunning rural location of this property, access is via a single lane track, through a working farmyard at the end of Easedale Road with two or three field gates to open, although easily accessible with most standard vehicles. The property is dog friendly for 2 well behaved pets which must not be left in the property unattended or allowed on the furniture or beds. There is a £25 additional charge per stay. Although accidents sometime happen, any damage caused by pets may be liable for reimbursement by guests. Please note although you have your own outside space and beautiful patio with stunning views, this is open to the grounds of the whole property including the adjacent Blindtarm. There is super fast Starlink Satellite internet at the property, however movile telephone service can be limited - we recommend enabling wifi calling on your mobile device so telephone calls are easy to make. The village of Grasmere has good transport links. The 555 599 bus services offer journeys every half-an-hour in the summer season and every hour in the winter, providing easy access to the towns of Keswick, Ambleside and Windermere. The nearest train station is in Windermere, just 35 minutes by bus or car from Grasmere village centre. There are many great walking routes from the doorstep and further afield, we would love to offer recommendations of our favourites.

Myrtle Cottage, in Chapel Stile, is one of a row of traditional Lakeland stone houses dating from around 1870, built for a local family of shoemakers and cobblers.  Myrtle Cottage is laid out on three floors and provides accommodation for five people. Downstairs is the lounge and kitchen / dining area.  On the first floor are a double and single bedroom and bathroom, and on the top floor a double room.  There is a large basement running the length of the house accessed from the garden and the kitchen, which is useful for storing bikes and drying wet clothing and boots. From the cellar, there is access to the rear of the house to the small garden, with a grassed area, flowerbeds and a small paved area with seating which has views up the valley and of the surrounding hills. There is on-street parking to the front of the property, and further parking available locally. The heart of the village is just a short stroll away. In the village guests can find the well stocked local convenience store - the Langdale Co-op, Brambles Cafe, the welcoming village church - The Great Langdale Holy Trinity and The Wainwrights Inn which sells local brewed ales and provides good homemade food. The famous climbers inn The Old Dungeon Ghyll, New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel and Stickle Barn Tavern (now owned by the National Trust) are just up the Langdale Valley. The property is close to a main bus route with a bus stop at the end of the road. Elterwater, the famous Britannia Inn, Slates Bistro and the Eltermere Inn for a touch of fine dining are a short stroll away, with a fabulous walk along the river. The cottage is also handily placed to access the Langdale Valley, four miles from Ambleside and close to the neighbouring villages of Grasmere and Hawkshead. Summary: sleeps 5 3 storeys 2 doubles and a single first floor bathroom with shower over a bath, WC and hand basin all bed linen and towels provided separate kitchen diner and lounge large cellar for extra storage electric heating log burner free Wi-Fi and TV large lawned garden on-street parking nearby no smoking no dogs

The Eltermere Old Barn enjoys an enviable position, next to the Eltermere Inn with the most beautiful view out over Elterwater with Loughrigg Fell to your left, Park Fell and Black Fell to your right and Wansfell straight over Elterwater in the distance. Sit on the terrace outside the kitchen and take it all in. This is surely the heart of the Lake District – you will certainly lose your heart to it! Sleeps 8 – 3 Doubles (Master with ensuite), and 1 twin room. Leaving the outstanding views and stepping into the beautiful farmhouse-style kitchen, there is a great sense of space, with the large kitchen island and traditional Aga range. This is the perfect room to prepare and enjoy family meals or celebrate a special occasion together. The large living room next door is the perfect place to relax with it’s contemporary furnishings and traditional décor. Privacy is assured with stairs to the bedroom floor at both ends of the house, and the mix of contemporary and traditional styling is continued throughout the four bedrooms, which all enjoy the views out towards Elterwater. The sense of luxury is complimented by the three bathrooms, which are light and modern. I won’t be available in person, but please feel free to contact me with any questions. My Wheelwrights Team are also on hand in the office in Elterwater. Short Breaks maybe available subject to availability - contact the Wheelwrights office for more information. The Old Barn is well placed to explore both Great Langdale and Little Langdale. Elterwater is the picture perfect Lake District village which boasts one of the best pubs in the area, along with a lovely little café. Just next door, the Eltermere Inn is probably one of the most beautiful country house hotels in the area and which has a fantastic dinner menu and the perfect spot to enjoy lunch or afternoon tea.

Barnhowe is a beautiful stone built, detached, early 19th century property situated on Elterwater Common. Previously it was one of a number of buildings used by the local blacksmith for the village. It was converted into a residence in the last century and in the very recent past has undergone another transformation into a very desirable residence. 2 of the bedrooms have zip and link beds which can be made up into either doubles or twin beds. Accommodation for up to 6 people comprises on the ground floor of a large dining and sitting room, a cosy lounge, and kitchen leading on to utility room, shower room with limestone flooring and WC. The highest quality wood, limestone flooring and top of the range appliances and equipment have been fitted and the kitchen features an Aga range cooker. Upstairs on the 1st floor there is a large hallway leading to 1 double and 1 twin bedroom, and a family bathroom. On the top floor is a fantastic bedroom built into the roof with feature beams and wood panelling which leads into a large en-suite bathroom and in turn to a dressing room. The top floor bathroom features a freestanding roll top bath. There is oil fired central heating throughout and this is complemented by wood burning stoves in both the living room and the dining room. Barnhowe is a wonderful old property with thick walls and a layout which makes the most of the available space. The top bedroom with its large, luxurious en suite bathroom is reached by a narrow, winding staircase and the bed is very low to the ground. It is worth noting that access to this room may prove difficult for the very young, the elderly or anyone with mobility problems. However the attractive top floor bedroom, bathroom and dressing room provide a delightful privacy and comfort which more than makes up for the access and narrowness of the stairs. Outside is a a small well established garden and a stone flagged patio seating area that guests can enjoy. The garden leads out onto the surrounding common with magnificent views across to the Langdale Pikes. There is ample parking for 3 cars. I won’t be available in person, but feel free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively you can contact my Wheelwrights Team throughout your stay, at the office in Elterwater Elterwater is one of the prettiest villages in the Lake District and the location of Barnhowe puts you close to the heart of the village. The famous Britannia Inn is juts a short stroll away from the front door, and the recently opened Elterwater Cafe is just on the corner in the former post office. There is a bus stop in the centre of the village, which take takes you further up the valley to Great Langdale, or down to Skelwith Bridge, and then Ambleside, where you can get connections to Kendal and Keswick.

Rosegate Cottage is a fantastic apartment style holiday cottage in the village of Elterwater. The elevated position ensures superb views across the meadows and village. On entering the hallway accommodation comprises of a spacious beautifully presented double bedroom with en-suite wc/shower room, tastefully furnished open plan lounge/well equipped kitchen/& dining area with french doors opening out onto the patio area. Outside guests can enjoy use of the garden with lovely views. There is private parking available outside the property, for 1 car. I won’t be available in person, but feel free to contact me with any questions. The Wheelwrights office is located directly opposite the cottage. Elterwater is one of the prettiest villages in the Lake District and the location of Rosegate Cottage puts you right in the heart of the village. The famous Britannia Inn is juts a short stroll away from the front door. Take the lovely walk along the River Rothay down to Skelwith Bridge, taking in breathtaking views of The Pikes, and end up at Chesters by The River for some yummy large cakes and great foodBus stop is right in the heart of the village, you can travel ! Bus stop is right in the heart of the village, you can travel to most areas of the Lakes and leave the car at the cottage! Short breaks maybe available bu contacting our Wheelwrights office.

Pippins, in Elterwater is a traditional Lakeland end of terrace cottage dating back to the 18th century. Pippins is tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard, and provides cosy accommodation for up to 4 holiday makers. On the ground floor is a spacious cottage style lounge with feature fireplace with a gas fired wood effect stove, kitchen and dining area. Up the stairs are a double bedroom and a twin bedroom.There is a family bathroom and WC / shower room (en suite). Outside at the rear is a private patio which leads into a sizeable well-kept garden shared with other properties in the row, in which to sit and enjoy the peace of the valley after a hard day’s walking. Parking is available locally via on street parking. The cottage has 1 permit which must be displayed when parking within the controlled zone area within the village. Further parking is available outside of the controlled zone, or if you are National Trust Members you can park for free in the National Trust Car Park in Elterwater. I won’t be available in person, but feel free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively the Wheelwrights team are on hand throughout your stay from the office in Elterwater. Elterwater is one of the prettiest villages in the Lake District and the location of Pippins puts you right in the heart of the village. The famous Britannia Inn is juts a short stroll away from the front door, and the recently opened Elterwater Cafe is just at the end of the terrace in the former post office. Bus stop is located outside the Elterwater Cafe, and runs to Ambleside, and further up the valley to Great Langdale.

Beck Steps as the name suggests is right by Langdale Beck just after it has passed under the bridge in Elterwater. A recently refurbished property that sleeps up to 8 across 3 double rooms (2 of which are ensuite), and 1 twin. There are 2 sitting rooms with log burners, the lower sitting room just outside 1 of the double bedrooms. The property has been decorated to a high standard, and the open plan kitchen and dining area has a bright and airy feel about it. Beck Steps has lovely views from the front towards Elterwater, and benefits from an outside terraced area with a table and benches for those summer evenings and a bit of alfresco dining. There is ample off-street parking for up to 3 cars, and if you are National Trust members you can park for free in the National Trust Car park close by. I won’t be available in person, but please feel free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively our Wheelwrights Office is located in Elterwater and staff are on hand to deal with anything you need. Elterwater is a very picturesque village in the heart of the Lake District and boasts one of the best local pubs, The Britannia Inn, as well a lovely little café. Just a short walk away is the Eltermere Inn, where you can enjoy a fine dining experience in gorgeous surroundings. There is a bus stop in the village, which you can easily access Chapel Stile and Great Langdale, as well as Ambleside. Short breaks maybe available, subject to availability, contact the office for more details.

End Cottage is a traditional white stone built Lakeland Cottage with an abundance of character and not a straight wall in the place!. It is at the Eastern end of the village of Chapel Stile, as the name suggests, and from the doorstep you can literally walk straight out onto the fells. End Cottage is a good base to explore the many activities in the local area with some of the best scenery and walking right on the doorstep. Sleeping up to 6 people the tastefully decorated accommodation comprises of a large open plan lounge / sitting room, kitchen and dining area, 1 x double bedroom, 2 x twin bedrooms, separate bathroom, and en-suite shower / wc to the master bedroom. The large living room on the first floor has a huge window looking out over the hillsides. Outside to the rear is a pleasant paved area for sitting out and enjoying the peaceful surroundings and clear air. This leads into an enclosed area of fellside where children can play in perfect safety. There is parking for 2 cars at the side of the cottage. I won’t be available in person, but feel free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively my Wheelwrights Team are on hand throughout your stay from the office in Elterwater. The heart of the village is just a short stroll away. In the village you can find the well stocked local convenience store -the Langdale Coop, Brambles Cafe, and the Village Church – The Great Langdale Holy Trinity, and The Wainwrights Inn which sells local brewed ales and provides good homemade food. The famous climbers bar at The Old Dungeon Ghyll, New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel, and Stickle Barn Tavern (now owned by the National Trust) are just up the Langdale Valley. The property is not far from a main bus route. Elterwater, the famous Britannia Inn and Elterwater Cafe are a short stroll away, with a fabulous walk along the river. The cottage is also handily placed to access the Langdale Valley, 4 miles from Ambleside and close to neighbouring villages of Grasmere and Hawkshead.

Welcome to No. 2 Town Head Cottages, an historic and characterful Grade II listed building in the Vale of Grasmere at the heart of the English Lake District. Dating back to 1688, the cottage is an excellent base for walkers, hikers, bikers, and all those looking to explore the majestic Lakeland fells. This property is full of character, with a simple, rustic style that reflects its age and original features. Due to the cottage’s age, heating is provided by storage heaters, which can take up to 24 hours to fully warm up. Guests may also notice a few quirks - part of the charm of a historic home! While it’s not a modern space, the cottage offers a cosy, authentic experience in a beautiful location. Upon returning from a day of adventure, there is ample space available for storing those muddy boots and damp coats in case the weather is unfavorable. Head into the living area, a lovely spacious room full of character with exposed timbers, comfortable sofa and armchairs, with TV and Wi-Fi included during your stay. Enjoy a meal around the dining table and cook up a feast in the fully fitted kitchen with oven/hob and microwave, with a washing machine to freshen up any muddy clothes to complete a simple, self-catered stay. 2 Town Head Cottages can sleep up to six across three well-presented first floor bedrooms: one king size bedroom and two additional twin rooms; there is a separate family bathroom. Situated within walking distance of Grasmere Village, famously once the home of William and Dorothy Wordsworth, you will find a wide range of shops, pubs and cafes. There are some very good restaurants in the area, one of them within about ten minutes’ walk, and a great family style pub just a few yards further. Popular walks from here include following Red Bank Road and then the footpath along the west shore of the lake towards Rydal Water, or along quiet Greenburn just across the valley from the cottage. With no motorboats allowed, the lake at Grasmere is great for swimming, rowing and paddle boarding. The Lakeland Fells provide some of the best high-level walks in England. You will find the highest mountain in England, Scafell Pike (978 meters), a few miles west in the heart of the mountains, and many other well-known fells like Skiddaw, Helvellyn and the Old Man of Coniston. For those wishing to minimise the use of their car during the stay there are day hikes from the front door (from easy to challenging) to easily fill a week’s worth of walking. For more information and bookings please contact Finest Retreats.

Rosegate House is a fantastic holiday cottage in the village of Elterwater. It has been converted from the former stables that once served the gunpowder works in the nineteenth century and is part of much larger property that enjoys a prominent position in the village. The elevated position gives superb views across the meadows and village. Situated right in the heart of the village, with parking for 2 cars. Breathtaking walks, The Britannia Pub, and Elterwater Cafe all on the doorstep!

Woodland Crag cottage is situated in a small hamlet on the road to the rear of Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage close to the famous Lakeland town of Grasmere. There are just a handful of cottages and a farm in this tranquil location that it is within very easy walking distance to the centre of Grasmere. The historic property built of Lakeland stone 200 years ago now provides extremely comfortable cosy cottage accommodation for six people with all the modern equipment and facilities one could want. Accommodation comprises downstairs of hallway with coat and boot rack, spacious tastefully furnished lounge with feature fireplace and log burning stove, and cottage style kitchen / dining area with all modern appliances, downstairs bathroom. Upstairs you have a large double bedroom, smaller double bedroom, twin bedroom and separate bathroom. Outside there is a small well planted garden at the rear to enjoy, as well as an enclosed, shingle patio area at the front of the property. Parking is available outside the cottage. I won’t be available in person, but please feel free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively our Team are on hand from the office in Elterwater, should you need anything throughout your stay. Grasmere is only a short walk down the lane. Famous for being home to William Wordsworth; he once described it as “the loveliest spot that man hath ever found”. The Wordsworth Cottage and museum are a short stroll from the cottage. Now the town is a bustling hive of activity and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Lake District. It is home to the famous Sarah Nelson’s Gingerbread and the traditional bakery and quaint shop is well worth the visit. It has several art galleries, gift shops, a selection of outdoor equipment retailers, and a Co-op convenience store. Ambleside at just under 5 miles is just a short drive away or a pleasant walk. The 555 or 599 bus service runs regularly from Kendal to Keswick, stopping at Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere.

Accommodation for up to 4 guests comprises of a twin bedroom and a double bedroom featuring a king sized bed. The spacious kitchen, open plan dining area and lounge are pleasantly furnished in a modern style. From the hallway there is a wc / shower room. From the bedroom and lounge doors lead on to a balcony with seating area offering fantastic views across the pond, woodland and Langdale Fells. Pippins at (no. 7) Neaum Crag. is a first floor apartment tucked away in a small peaceful wooded setting within the Neaum Development of purpose built holiday apartments and wooden chalets. The property enjoys shared natural grounds around Neaum Crag extending to approx 18 acres and is well placed to enjoy the surrounding area. I may not be available in person during your stay. However you will find our Office in the neighbouring village of Elterwater, where our staff will be on hand to take care of any enquiries you may have. Guests staying at Pippins Neaum Crag can enjoy shared use of the indoor heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, and table tennis (open March the 1st to November the 12th). Not only do you have access to WI-fi in the cottage – wi-fi is also available in the pool building. Many of the best walks in the area can be enjoyed from the doorstep. The Talbot Pub and Chesters Café at Skelwith Bridge provide good food and drink and are a short (down hill) walk from the house. There is a fantastic walk along the River Brathay to Elterwater through ancient woodland passing the waterfalls. Fans of “Geocaching” will love the challenge of hunting nearby Caches. Ambleside is just under 3 miles away via road, and the head of the Great Langdale Valley is just 5 miles away. Hawkshead, Coniston and Grasmere are also easily accessed. The property is situated a short walk away from the local bus stop at Skelwith Bridge. From here you will be able to access various routes towards Langdale, Ambleside, Hawkshead and Coniston.

The living accommodation comprises of bright and spacious living/dining room, welcoming fire and large screen TV, a family friendly large kitchen, a cosy sitting room which offers a place to retreat. The staircase rises to the first floor where there is a snug which allows you to relax. There is a choice of five bedrooms all with en-suite facilities, two with Juliet balconies and one with a feature roll top bath. A large patio wraps around the house and from here the view at the rear of the property is amazing, take it all in whilst relaxing in the hot tub. With it’s amazing location and stunning views the house provides easy access to walks straight from the door, mountain biking, and water sports. The village pub (The Three Shires) is just a few minutes walk away, and there is easy access to Elterwater, Grasmere, Coniston and Ambleside which offer a great choice of restaurants, cosy pubs and local shops. Children over 10 years old are welcome A walk through the property: Lowfield House is an impressive property. Park on the drive, walk round to the rear of the house, pausing to take in the beautiful view. The front door opens into the hallway with access to the open plan ground floor area with huge windows. Stairs lead to the lower floor, then also to the first, second and third floor bedrooms. The hallway running through the ground floor has slate flooring with underfloor heating and links the social spaces on all levels. The large lounge/dining room is bright and airy, with the lovely views perfectly framed by the two sets of French doors and bay window. Comfortable sofas and footstools are arranged around the feature fireplace allowing guests to relax in front of the large screen TV and cosy fire and take in the views. The lounge is complemented by a welcoming living/day room on the lower level with additional TV and sofas. The large dining table plays host to everything from family friendly breakfasts to special celebration dinners with family and friends. French doors open from here to the rear terrace and garden where you will find the hot tub and loungers. The large kitchen, again benefiting from the spectacular view has French doors which open out onto the terrace. The high quality fitted kitchen, with quartz work tops and breakfast bar with a couple of chairs is fitted with a six ring gas hob, electric double oven, large fridge, under counter freezer, separate wine fridge, Magimix coffee making machine and dishwasher all of which are complemented by a large range of crockery, utensils, glass ware and cooking equipment. Across the hall is a cloakroom with wc, vanity unit and sink. On the lower floor is the utility room equipped with washing machine and tumble drier. Take the stairs to a landing where a small snug area is located with a comfortable sofa. This landing links the first of five bedrooms, all but one benefit from expansive views across the valley. This bedroom has a super king size bed with a Juliet Balcony and incorporates a dressing area and a large en-suite shower room with basin and wc. Stairs lead to a further three bedrooms. The first of these has views to the rear and has large twin beds with a generous sized en-suite bathroom with roll top bath, walk in shower, wc and basin. The second has a king size bed with large en-suite shower room, wc and basin. The final bedroom on this floor has a vaulted ceiling and a super king size bed. It features the bathroom facilities within the room where you can relax in the roll top bath after your days walk or activities. A Juliet balcony allows you to open the glass door to take in the view. A few stairs take you to the final bedroom which is presented as large twin room with en suite, compromising corner shower, wc and basin. Velux windows provide the view. Outside the property is a large mature garden to the front and rear of the property. At the rear is a lovely lawned area and a large terrace with garden furniture. A great place to have breakfast in the morning on a sunny day or indeed any time. The terrace leads you to the hot tub, a real luxury in the garden and a must for those warm summer days not to mention a glass or two in the evening gazing at the stars - the perfect antidote after a long walk! The garden to the front includes lawn, and in the summer a wild meadow of grasses and flowers. Private parking is available for five cars on the driveway and two electric car charge points. Location Little Langdale is a stunning location under the Lingmoor Fells and offers an air of escape that’s hard to beat. With a blissfully remote feel, this area is a haven for walkers and provides access to many of the Lake District’s most famous routes. There are several Lakeland pubs within walking distance in the Great Langdale Valley as well as the Langdale Estate Hotel, Spa and restaurant, and the excellent Three Shires Inn is just a few minutes walk from Lowfield House. When you wish to head out and explore the rest of the Lakes, pass pretty little Elterwater on your way to Skelwith Bridge and the A593. From here, head south to Coniston, north to Grassmere or east to well-served Ambleside and the A591 - the main route through the Lakes. At the head of Little Lansdale you have Wrynose Pass which takes you westwards to Eskdale and Ravensglass via Hardknott pass (the steepest road in England and not for the faint-hearted driver or indeed cyclist) This property features sensor bollards upon entering. Please ensure the key fob is kept with the property keys at all times. If lost you will be left liable to pay for a replacement. Summary of facilities: • Over four floors • Five bedrooms: first floor, Snug area • 1 x Super king zip & link (or twin) with en-suite shower, basin and WC, Second Floor, 1 x Super king zip & link (or twin) with en-suite bath, basin and WC, 1 x king en-suite x Super king zip & link (or twin) with en-suite shower, basin and WC shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin with en-suite shower, basin and WC, and finally third floor 1 x twin with en-suite bath, basin and WC • Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC • Kitchen with breakfast bar seating • Open plan sitting room with dining area • Lower ground floor: Separate lounge • Utility room. • Gas central heating and gas fire • Underfloor heating on ground level • Electric oven and six ring gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV with Freeview, Coffee machine • Wine fridge • Wi-Fi • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent • Private parking for five cars • Two electric car charging points available at the house • Sorry no smoking • Two well-behaved dogs welcome - subject to an additional £250 damage deposit • Lawned garden with furniture • Pub two minutes walk • Large hot tub. Please note: booking this property requires a damage deposit of £500 which will be taken just before arrival.

Five minutes’ walk from the centre of Grasmere on the road towards Easedale Tarn, with views across Helm Crag and Silver How. Grasmere is home to a number of historical attractions, with beautiful walks around the Water and towards Rydal and Ambleside, and some fantastic pubs and restaurants to keep you entertained. Juniper has a spacious living room with a lovely log burner, and kitchen-dining room with a large dining table and chairs. Two large double bedrooms on the first floor and a twin room, with 2 bathrooms - family bathroom on the first floor and shower room with loo downstairs. Parking - there is space for one car, and a permit available for a second car, in the hotel car park opposite. I won’t be available in person, but feel free to contact me anytime. Grasmere is a beautiful Lakeland Village with stunning walks on the doorstep. Be sure to try some famous Grasmere Gingerbread when you are here, you won’t be disappointed! There is a bus service (599, or 555) runs from Kendal, to Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere and Keswick and back, so you can leave the car parked up and easily get around!

Simply Stunning! This is a beautifully presented cottage with fabulous views over Scandale Beck and the surrounding countryside, and a mere 7 minute level walk into the centre of Ambleside with its many shops, restaurants and bars. Furnished to a high standard with stylish and luxurious interior decor, with a series of fabulous fell and lakeside walks being available from the doorstep. The Fairfield Horseshoe, Wansfell, Loughrigg, Red Screes, Rydal Water and Grasmere to name but a few.

Black Moss Tarn lodge is in a fantastic elevated position on the Neaum Crag Estate, set on the south facing hill above Skelwith Bridge, at the entrance to Langdale, and below Loughrigg Fell. Set amongst the trees, the lodge has a wooden balcony at the front and decking to the side, with an additional seating area beyond this – a perfect place to site and enjoy glimpses of the amazing views across to Park Fell, Black Fell and Great How between the trees. Inside, the lodge has good sized double and twin bedrooms, with an open plan living area which extends into the dining area and recently fitted kitchen. With plenty of storage, and the warmth of the wood panelled walls, Black Moss provides lovely cosy accommodation for a family holiday. For those of you who wish to connect back to the wider world, the lodge has its own broadband connection. Ample level access parking spaces are available adjacent to the lodge. Black Moss includes a pass to the swimming pool facility (open from March the 1st to November the 12th), which includes a sauna, table tennis, additional wi-fi connection and a general place to relax. This is located in the centre of the estate just below, and with the speed restriction on site, the estate provides a wonderful safe haven for children to explore with a variety of wildlife on your doorstep. The woodland is protected by a tree preservation order and the bird life is abundant. Red Squirrels can be spotted, roe deer, and occasionally red deer, wander at will through the grounds, though they are rarely seen in summer when the vegetation is high, and badgers snuffle around in the small hours. I won’t be available in person, however please fell free to contact me with any questions. Alternatively The Wheelwrights Team are on hand in the office in Elterwater. A public footpath runs from the Western end of the pool building down between the pitched chalet roofs to Skelwith Bridge. At Skelwith Bridge is a hotel, slate galleries with products for sale and Chesters Café. There is an easy pleasant path alongside the river Brathay up to Elterwater. Above the pool building a public footpath runs up the steep one way hill and on up the drive to the large overflow car park at the top of the estate. It then follows the same line up through the larch plantation to exit the estate through a gate in the wall. Loughrigg Tarn and Loughrigg Fell can be seen to the right from this point.

A substantial and well proportioned four bedroom, three reception room, traditional Grade II* listed Lakeland house believed to date to the 17th century. A delightful and unusual property with a wealth of surprises and original character including lake views,exposed stone flags and spice cupboard in the living room dating to 1680, as well as original exposed beams and floorboards. 3 doubles, with the master having 1 x double bed and 1 x single bed making this a family room with an en-suite and seating area and 1 additional single room. Large family bathroom. The large kitchen has ample seating for meals and there is a large sitting room and two snug areas. There is a concealed priest hole in the wall between the kitchen and the dining room. A huge enclosed garden leading up to a gate at the top that takes you up onto the footpath under Loughrigg with fabulous views over Windermere. I won’t be available in person, however feel free to contact me with any questions. My Wheelwrights team will be on hand throughout your stay from our office in Elterwater. Gatehouse occupies an excellent position with south facing views across the River Brathay towards Lake Windermere. Conveniently positioned only a short 10 minute walk to a large variety of amenities in nearby Ambleside such as shops, restaurants, pubs. With a large variety of fine country walks from the doorstep, including direct access to Loughrigg via a hidden garden path. Bus route 505 runs between Ambleside, Hawkshead and Coniston.

Located in the popular Lakelands development this airy apartment boasts a spacious open-plan living and dining area, adorned with contemporary furnishings and flooded with natural light, a fully equipped kitchen perfect for evenings in after a busy day exploring. Relax on the plush sofa or dine around the table to enjoy meals together while taking in the breathtaking vistas of the town below and the majestic fells above. The cosy bedroom is thoughtfully designed to ensure a restful night’s sleep. Sink into the sumptuous bedding and wake up refreshed, ready to explore the wonders of the Lake District. Step outside onto your private terrace and be greeted by the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Sip your morning coffee as you watch the sunrise over Loughrigg & Todd Crag, or unwind with a glass of wine as the sun sets behind the distant peaks. The property also benefits from Private Parking for one vehicle plus the the communal entrance also has an elevator. There is a bike store located within the development for guest use as well as a visitors parking spaces which are on a first come first served basis, all property is left at your own risk. We love the fact that many walks can be undertaken directly from the door and if you wish to travel further afield there is a regular bus service, 5 mins from the property.

The heart of the house is the open-plan kitchen, perfect for socializing and preparing delicious meals. Unwind in the cosy lounge, complete with a log burner for those chilly evenings. Whether you’re exploring Ambleside or relaxing by Lake Windermere, our home provides a comfortable and stylish retreat. Each bedroom has been individually designed with a cool but cosy colour scheme, offering two king sized rooms and two twin rooms, perfect for groups of friends or families alike. For eco-conscious traveler’s, we’ve got you covered with an EV charger on-site (additional charges apply) as well as an air source heat pump. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Lake District and return to the convenience and comfort of our modern home. Your adventure begins here at LetMeStay’s newest offering – book your stay now! We Live locally - we are available at anytime and happy to offer any advice regarding how to make the best of your Lake District Stay. We are keen walkers and enjoy dining out in the many restaurants in the local area. We operate a self check in service, which will be sent 2 days prior to arrival. If you wish to use the EV Charger then a pre authorisation of your credit card will be applied prior to use, with the balance refunded if less consumptions is used by the end of your stay. We love the fact that many walks can be undertaken directly from the door and if you wish to travel further afield there is a regular bus service, less than 5 mins from the property.

The open-plan kitchen is a culinary haven, with beautiful arched features, while the cosy lounge, complete with a log burner, invites relaxation after a day of exploration. The added benefit of a downstairs shower room means that this property boasts both two bedrooms and three bathrooms (one of which is ensuite). One Bedroom is set up as a delightful king and the other as a perfect twin. The property also has a family bathroom with a bathtub, ideal for an evening soak after a day on the fells. With an EV charger on-site, eco-conscious guests can conveniently power up for their next adventure as well as a cycle store for bikes, kayaks and any other outdoor equipment you bring with you. Discover the beauty of the Lake District from our stylish and well-equipped home. Whether you’re here for outdoor pursuits or simply to unwind, Waterhead Range Cottage will ensure a memorable stay. We Live locally - we are available at anytime and happy to offer any advice regarding how to make the best of your Lake District Stay. We are keen walkers and enjoy dining out in the many restaurants in the local area. We operate a self check in service, which will be sent 2 days prior to arrival. If you wish to use the EV Charger then a pre authorisation of your credit card will be applied prior to use, with the balance refunded if less consumptions is used by the end of your stay. We love the fact that many walks can be undertaken directly from the door and if you wish to travel further afield there is a regular bus service, less than 5 mins from the property.

On the ground floor is a cosy open plan kitchen dining, living area (BRAND NEW KITCHEN DEC 23) with a log burning stove, traditional oak country kitchen, Bosch appliances and nespresso coffee machine.The dining area comfortably seats 4 people and is the heart of the home. The property benefits from SKY TV in the living room with Entertainment pack and Netflix, perfect for those cosy evenings in or daytime binge! On the first floor are two double bedrooms with a shared family bathroom with power shower and local natural Pure Lakes toiletries. A separate additional WC is also on this floor. Fairmead is the ideal base for Lakeland town centre living with many restaurants, bars and cafes accessible directly from the doorstep as well as for those who love the great outdoors, with an abundance of walks available without the need to move the car. We manage the property on behalf of the owners who purchased the property in 2014. We are available 24/7 and would love to offer any advice regarding how to make the best of your Lake District Stay. We operate a self check in service, which will be sent 2 days prior to arrival

Tucked just off Compston Road in central Ambleside, this unique apartment is full of character, comfort, and unexpected charm. Set within the former village Sorting Office, the property still carries a sense of its original purpose, most notably in the strikingly high vaulted ceilings, which flood the space with light and lend a wonderful sense of openness throughout. The generous open-plan living area is perfect for both relaxing and socialising. The contemporary kitchen is fully equipped with everything you might need whether you’re whipping up a quick breakfast before heading out or preparing a more indulgent meal at home. There are two spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room, offering privacy and flexibility, making the apartment ideal for couples sharing, families, or a small group of friends. And with a designated parking space included, you can arrive and explore with ease, leaving the car behind while you enjoy everything Ambleside has to offer on foot. We Live locally - we are available at anytime and happy to offer any advice regarding how to make the best of your Lake District Stay. We are keen walkers and enjoy dining out in the many restaurants in the local area. We operate a self check in service, details of which will be sent two days prior to arrival. Please note that although the apartment itself is on one level, there is a series of steps in order to access the property’s private entrance. The property has parking for one car so you are able to park here guaranteed for the duration of your stay. The property is on a major bus route and Windermere station is just a 15min journey away.