Semesterboende i Bowmanstead

Cosy Mountain Ash Cottage, Coniston - great views

At the heart of the picturesque Cumbrian village of Coniston with easy access to fells and tourist attractions, this is a cosy retreat for up to 4. Within strolling distance of 3 grocery stores, 5 pubs, fish & chip shop and an authentic Indian restaurant, Mountain Ash has central heating and an open fire. With a small country garden and stunning views it is a perfect base for a family holiday! Great walking, running and cycling from the door, with parking space. 5 mins walk to Coniston Water

Low Brow - Barn conversion cottage in Coniston

Low Brow a split level detached barn conversion, close to the centre of Coniston. Leave the property and turn right for a short stroll down the hill into the village for shopping, pubs and cafes. Coniston Water is a 15 minute walk and is peaceful and picturesque for sailing and canoeing. Turn left as you leave the property and within minutes you are climbing Coniston Old Man. Ideal as a base for cycling. An elevated patio to the rear of the property offers fine lake views over Coniston Water.

Charming, stylish annexe to historic property

Beautiful annexe to historic grade 2-listed property. Tastefully decorated, with a stunning bedroom and bath/ shower room, commanding views across a lovely garden. Downstairs, the hall leads into a fully equipped kitchen and the living/ dining room, with patio doors that open out onto a pebbled seating area. Ideally located, with a gentle stroll down to Coniston Water and a bridle path above, leading to the fells and Coniston Old Man. Half a mile from the village and opposite the Ship Inn.

Coachman's House Coniston

As featured in the Times 25 Stylish Stays for 2021 and Conde Nast Traveller, nestled in the village of Coniston you will find our secluded 19th century former coach house. Ideally located, leave your car behind, enjoy walks and bridleways from our door step, walk up the fell side or stroll down to the village to enjoy a meal at our local pub with it’s own brewery or one of the restaurants or cafes. The picturesque iconic Lakeland villages of Hawkshead, Grasmere and Ambleside are nearby.

Cottage with Stunning Lake View

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. A paradise for walkers. Coniston Old Man towers over the horizon and can be seen from within a short walk of the cottage. The cottage is very close to the sailing club. Coniston village is just a short distance away. The Ship, opposite the cottage, serves excellent food. Both bedrooms, the living room and the kitchen have stunning views of Lake Coniston. On a wet and cold day, you can stay in and enjoy the games and books in the cottage.

Pod Cottage, Howe Farm, Coniston -PEACEFUL HEAVEN!

Set overlooking Coniston Lake, Howe Farm enjoys fabulous views, privacy and convenience, being only a 5 minute stroll to the village amenities. Ideal for a peaceful "getaway from it all " break. Pod Cottage is a fully heated luxury mega pod with its own private seating area and chiminea . You can enjoy lake views both during the day and star filled evenings whilst toasting the complimentary marshmallows. Private parking is provided adjacent to the pod, along with secure bike storage.

Crag Cottage, Coniston

Crag Cottage is a picture postcard Lakeland cottage with thick stone walls and an open fire. Despite being over 250 years old, the cottage is cosy and comfortable. Nestled under the crags of the Old Man, the location is unbeatable. Walk onto the Coniston fells from the back door and into the village in 5 minutes. There is secure bike storage, great wifi and 1 parking space. Sleeping arrangements are flexible as the Super King can be split into 2 single beds. 25% discount for a week

Old miners cottage with stunning lake views

Beautiful old miners cottage with stunning views over the lake towards Grizedale forest. The cottage is perfectly located, perched just above Coniston village at the foot of the mountain. It's a short stroll down the hill to the village, with its many amenities, and to the lake. Walks up the Old Man of Coniston begin from outside the house. There is a stone patio with table and chairs at the front of the cottage with amazing views over the lake, village and surrounding hills.

Spoon Hall Coniston (Oak) Sleeps 4 - Lake Views

Nestled on a small, family hill farm on the edge of Coniston village, Spoon Hall offers a truly tranquil Lake District escape. Enjoy peaceful, uninterrupted lake views as you start your day. Despite the secluded feel, you have the utmost convenience: all of Coniston’s amenities, from traditional pubs and local shops to cosy cafés, are all just a short, easy walk away. This is the perfect base for anyone looking for a serene stay in the heart of the Lake District National Park.

Mountain Cottage - Quirky at it's best

Be inspired by the natural beauty of the Lake District at Mountain Cottage. The 3-bedroom pet-friendly cottage in Coniston is within walking distance of local attractions, shops and Coniston Water. It is beautifully decorated, with space to entertain or relax following a day of exploration. Guests can cosy up with a movie or head to the garden Pavilion for an old-school games night. Alternatively, dine alfresco or enjoy a glass of wine whilst marvelling at countryside views.

Spacious Apartment in Coniston by LetMeStay

High Wythow is a stylish newly refurbished first floor apartment located in the popular Lake District Village of Coniston. Famous for the creative John Ruskin, its dramatic mines dating to Jacobean times as well the infamous Old Man of Coniston, namely one of the Lake District's most striking peaks. Located right in the centre of the Village, High Wythow is located within easy access of the village itself as well as the Lake Shore.

Joy's Cottage, Coniston

Joy's Cottage, built at the end of the 17th Century, stands at the southern end of a small row of cottages at Parkgate; adjacent to our own; 1 mile south of Coniston village on the west shore of the lake. There are fine views from the garden over fields to Coniston Water and across the lake to Brantwood, John Ruskin's home. The cottage is ideally place for exploring the Coniston fells and Lake shore.