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Traditionally built Log Cabin in a woodland setting, with exceptional views of the Western Fells. Relaxing and Cosy Atmosphere with a wood burning stove. The Cabin comprises of a Kitchen, mezzanine Bedroom, living area and adjoining bathroom.

The Space includes an open plan, cosy living area, dining table and chairs and Fully equipped Kitchen; with gas hobs, an oven and microwave. This space, along with an exterior decking, is the perfect place for socialising, or possibly small gatherings. The Mezzanine bedroom has beautiful views over the western fells of The Lake District, from a comfortable double bed, and alternate view into nearby woodland. There is also a sofa bed in the living area, perfect to accommodate an additional 2 people. The Log Cabin is an alternative place for a romantic weekend, or a get away with friends. Nearby amenities include Seascale Beach, restaurants/ pubs, Golf Course, grocery stores and a pharmacy. Slightly further a field, a 15 minute drive will take you to 'Britains Best View' over Wastwater or the beautiful Eskdale valley, both of these are the perfect place for both easy and more challenging hikes.

The property is in a totally private countryside setting, with beautiful views over fields, woodland and fells.

We look forward to welcoming you to enjoy the secluded Western Lakes' wild, coastal beauty... It's a special corner of the world-with Lewis Carroll having found inspiration for Alice's Wonderland here, ideally placed Scafell ascent route at Wasdale Head, all packaged in a 180 year old, off grid, converted coach house. Open plan yet cozy; quirky & unique - a welcoming home for relaxing and unwinding with family and friends in front of the fire with books and board games aplenty!

Welcome to Volcano! Literary & WWII history, world renowned walks, pubs, tea rooms, miniature steam railway, and kindness of strangers: visiting the Western Lakes is like stepping back in time. Plenty of windows and 8 foot ceilings lend themselves to a feeling of openness, whilst its location in a small group of neighbours on a shared, private courtyard amongst woodland, with a multifuel stove (i.e. not the instant 'flick for heat' of central heating, but the satisfaction of a fire well built and tended!), make for a welcoming retreat in Summer or Winter. Volcano's a unique and quirky cottage; and we've put lots of detail about it throughout this listing and in the House Rules. Please have a good read through, including the 'Other Things to Note' section, to help set the magical mood, and feel free to ask any questions you may have. What our family, friends and Guests love... "No wifi, no TV, unique, tranquil, cozy sofas, board games, log burner, big bath, comfy beds, amazing shower, morning mountain views, lovely neighbours, lots of books, imaginative decor, a house with a personality, great information folder with clear instructions." We enjoy adding to our collections, and rearranging furniture to change up the look a bit. The photographs show this in action; so, the cottage will have the feel of the photos, but everything mightn't be exactly where it has been photographed as being, if something even better for the space has come along in the meantime :-) 'OFF GRID' The 'off grid-ness' relates to all the ways that matter; and all the ways that don't: it's a wonderfully workable home. Off grid refers to... * The lack of internet or wifi in the cottage, and the reduced/non existent mobile phone reception inside the house (there's a secret windowsill where you can pick it up, and which we'll gladly tell you: but, interestingly, is rarely asked for!). * There's no traditional central heating (although keeping warm is straightforward with the multifuel stove plus other heating sources in the cottage and we welcome happy guests in all seasons), no live TV, an immersion heater for hot water, range oven which uses calor gas rather than mains gas (although you'd never know it), a septic tank, an unadopted track for access - with a few hearty potholes... ...and generally just off-grid from the speed and pressures of everyday life. Mainly it's a fun, restorative way in which to reconnect to the Lakeland landscape and each other, and we get a lot of guests thanking us for not having wifi in place, but books and board games instead. It's a working home, rather than a show home: a friendly spider will inevitably have built a web in the ten minutes before your arrival, somewhere could always do with a lick of paint, and the moles sometimes pop through the lawn. It means it's wonderfully practical for muddy wellies, kids and families; with nothing too precious, where relaxing is the order of the day. KEEPING WARM & HOT WATER In addition to the big multifuel stove in the living room, we also have freestanding oil heaters in each room, plinth fan heaters in the kitchen, and a large immersion heater to take care of hot water provision in the kitchen and bathroom (although not the radiators) should you be too worn out after your Lake District explorations to make a fire on any given evening before settling into a long bath :-) REMOTENESS Volcano is remote enough that your nearest chain supermarket is half an hour's drive away, but well serviced and connected, with locally provisioned shops, pubs, restaurants and a good road system. We have neighbours on either side, who we share the front courtyard with; and are wrapped around with fields and woodland; all a short track away from the 'main' road which will link you to the rest of the Western Lakes (and beyond...!) The Airbnb Itinerary and our Welcome Pack contains lots of information on smaller local shops (less than 3 minutes drive from the cottage) as well as other tips and recommendations in the area; from beer based, to the La'al Ratty miniature railway (our personal favourite)...! LAYOUT OF COTTAGE We have three good sized double bedrooms, one of which, known as the Alice (in Wonderland) Bedroom occupies the whole of the top floor, and has four Velux windows, so is very light, bright and airy; it is accessed via a private staircase with a curtain which provides privacy, although the bedroom itself doesn't have a door. The two other double bedrooms have their own distinct characters, and are on the middle floor, along with the family bathroom and a large landing area. We have three additional single floor mattresses which help with configurations for larger groups and families, taking occupancy up to nine. These mattresses can be made up with a full set of linens, in the master Alice Bedroom, The Blue Room and/or on the large landing area. We have one family bathroom with a long, deep, free-standing dream of a bath and a lovely rain shower; complete with dimmable lighting for relaxing soaks. PARKING There is parking for up to two cars in the private, off road courtyard which we share with our two neighbours; with a short, characterful (in terms of the potholes) dirt track that approaches it. Our house is at one end of the track, our local pub is at the other. ORIGINAL FEATURES & ECCENTRICITIES Our ground floor has the original cobbles and troughs of the coach house. This means practicality in spades for wet coats and muddy wellies; but a potential trip hazard too. You easily get used to it, and it's an amazing feature, but it's worth bearing in mind. Our sofas are really great for slouching; and are made up of old flags which we have collected over the years. They have a unique, worn, character which we love; but aren't your typical sofa covering. There is a TV that connects to a DVD player for playing DVDs and music: i.e. no live TV and no wifi, for off grid bliss. We have an eclectic assortment of films and music at the cottage, or you're welcome to bring your own. LOCAL HISTORY If you're a history buff, try entering Holmrook Hall into Wikipedia for more detail about the history of the cottage's links to Lewis Carroll, and how it came by its name: (HMS) 'Volcano'. We also have lots of locally sourced history, research and books at the cottage which you are welcome to browse. LAKE DISTRICT ATTRACTIONS Please have a look at our last section of photographs for ideas for activities, and things to do with younger family members. Volcano is well situated to enjoy peace and relaxation; whilst also being well placed for a variety of day trips: be it Go-Ape adventuring; or visiting many of the Lakes which give the area its name.

Neighbourhoods don't come much better than this if you like a lack of street lights and a pub at the end of the track... Our cottage is the middle of three, off a private courtyard, with parking for up to two cars. The courtyard in turn accesses a private dirt track, which winds down to the River Irt, and fields and footpaths galore... REMOTENESS Volcano is remote enough that your nearest chain supermarket is half an hour's drive away, but well serviced and connected, with local shops, pubs, restaurants and a good road system. The Airbnb Itinerary and our Welcome Pack contains lots of information on smaller local shops (less than 3 minutes drive from the cottage) as well as other tips and recommendations in the area; from beer based, to the La'al Ratty miniature railway...! LITERARY REFERENCES Volcano was originally part of the stables for the Hall, which was home to the Lutwidge family, aka Lewis Carroll's (of Alice in Wonderland fame) Uncle; and, as you exit the cottage straight onto tracks and fields, it's not hard to imagine where the inspiration for timekeeping hares and lazy caterpillars came from! OUR VILLAGE The village has the life essentials. In no particular order, but I know what our priorities are :-) a children's playground, our local pub, small wildflower meadow/village ecology garden, mechanic's garage, agricultural feed store, post office, and petrol station come comprehensive grocery store stocking local goods. LOCAL TOWNS Drigg, Santon Bridge, Gosforth and Seascale (all around ten minutes drive from the cottage) have another good two handfuls of pubs, a Co-op, convenience store, takeaways, and small gift shops. MUCKING ABOUT ON THE WATER Seascale has a lovely beach, with spectacular sunsets across the Irish Sea towards the Isle of Man, and Ravenglass is The Lakes' only costal village, with a beautiful estuary for 'mucking about on the water' Swallows and Amazons style, or just watching the sun set over the dunes from the pub. Coniston Water, the setting for Swallows and Amazons, is about an hour's drive away. EXPERIENCE THE 'REAL' LAKE DISTRICT The Western Lakes are a privilege to discover. Away from the well trodden tourist trails, Volcano is less than 2 miles from the beach, and less than two miles from the Lake District National Park, with a Scafell Pike route at Wasdale Head a beautiful 10 mile drive away. As the road to this route up Scafell follows the contours of Wastwater, it inevitably makes it a slower drive than the ten miles suggests, as the views are so stunning! Ambleside and Windermere are an hour and a half drive, Lancaster around two hours, and Carlisle a similar distance in the opposite direction. The Cumbrian Coast Mainland Railway is one of the most beautiful railway journeys in England, and it delivers you to within a half hour walk from our door. The Cumbrian Coastal Line, and La'al Ratty (Cumbrian for: 'Little Railway') have featured in a BBC programme entitled 'Britain's Greatest Railway Journeys', hosted by Michael Portillo. Muncaster Castle is also just a five minute drive away and its Owl Sanctuary, falconry show and incredible views (not to mention, haunted bedroom!) make it one of the Lake District's hidden tourist gems. BRITAIN'S FAVOURITE VIEW WINNER A recent winner of 'Britain's Favourite View', Wastwater is 7 miles from our small village; which manages to squeeze in a post office come agricultural feed store, a petrol station come village store, and, the all important pub - a four minute walk (& only because of the lack of street lights!) directly from our front door to theirs... COTTAGE OF HISTORIC INTEREST During the the Second World War the cottage was part of a Royal Navy land base at Holmrook Hall, and was named HMS Volcano. It was the home of the bomb and munitions training school between 1943 and 1946, with a primary purpose of teaching munitions and explosive demolition to Royal Navy personnel and to special forces including many Norwegians. It was a top secret establishment and the locals were told that the hall had been requisitioned as a recuperation hospital for those who had suffered shipwrecks; a version of events many believe to this day. We have compiled a folder of local history for Guests at the cottage, which makes for fascinating reading.

Room 3 is a double room. We also have listings for Room 1 with two single beds, Room 2 with a double bed, and a listing for all three. We are near to Drigg Beach, and under 10 minutes walk to Drigg Railway Station on the West Cumbrian Coastal line. Nearby are Ravenglass for La'al Ratty Train, Wasdale, Wastwater, Scafell Pike, and Eskdale. There are local food shops and a mix of pubs and restaurants. Although we don't provide any meals you are welcome to bring food and cook in the shared kitchen.

Coastal West Cumbria offers space to walk, stand still, look, see and breath, a breath of fresh air. Cumbrian space, light, contrast; a place to recharge your batteries, unwind, walk, pass the time of day....and our home is pretty much like that too.

Drigg is a mile from the beach and about 12 miles to the head of either Eksdale, or Wasdale for Scafell Pike, Great Gable etc.. We have David Powell-Thompson, qualified mountain leader and guide lives a few hundred yards away. Also, carolclimb; Carol Emmons and Richard Sagar, for climbing and all manner of outdoor pursuits, based in Wasdale. We are on the route of the Seascale to Whitby C2C Cycle route over Hardknott Pass, the starting point is 3 miles north by road or the next stop north on the local train line. Open water swimming is permitted in many of the lakes and tarns nearby, safety first, and a wetsuit is strongly advisable in winter! Driving is often on narrow roads with passing places, and the Hardknott Pass, not for the faint hearted, is the steepest road in England. The ruins of Hardknott Roman Fort are part way up. For more leisurely travel La'al Ratty Railway narrow guage railway travels from Ravenglass to Dalegarth for Boot in Eskdale. Muncaster Castle and Grounds, three miles down the road, are on the informal side of Stately Homes, they host several fairs and events during the year and the Rhododendrons and Azaleas are quite stunning in the late Spring. This is the quiet side of the Lakes and we are about an hours drive from Windermere for scenic boat travel and all things Beatrix Potter. Holmrook Garage in Holmrook is handy for fuel and general produce, not 24 hours. The local shops in Seascale provide most basic requirements for a weekend away, but not exotic fare such as found in city stores.

Comfortable bedroom with double bed in cosy family cottage. We are in the Western Lake District. The cottage is a short drive from Wasdale & Ennerdale which provides excellent fell walking opportunities, we're a good base for Scafell Pike. We are 1/4 mile from the village with its shops, pubs & restaurants. The cottage is next door to the Red Admiral Pub, 3 miles from Seascale train station and the beach. Paul & Lucy offer a warm friendly welcome, we provide free wi-fi and breakfast.

Most days you can see Scafell Pike from the bedroom window and our friendly runner ducks in the garden. The room is fresh and clean, recently decorated and with a new radiator. The bathroom next door has a wonderful rain shower which our guests have really appreciated , especially after a day walking or cycling on the fells.

Gosforth is our village. It has a vibrant public hall with regular events - see website for details. The pubs provide good pub grub and we especially like the Wild olive for Italian food. We have a folder in the guest room with more details on restaurants/pubs/shops/churches/health centres etc

Coachmans Cottage Apartment is set in the coach house and stables to Carlton Hall, dating back to 1790. Situated at the start of the Wasdale and Eskdale we are perfect for anyone wishing to climb Scafell or just enjoy the two stunning valleys. Brave drivers and cyclists may wish to tackle Hardnott pass at the top end of Eskdale. Ravensglass village and beaches a short walk away, also set on the Fell above the cottage is the amazing Muncaster Castle and Owl centre. Children and Pet friendly 🐾👍🏼

Totally independent apartment with enclosed courtyard. Double bedroom, bathroom with great shower. The main living room has small kitchen, dining table and sofa bed for extra sleeping. We are child and dog friendly.

We are perfectly placed to give easy access to Wasdale, Eskdale and Ravensglass where you can eat and drink in cafes/pubs. We also a have few fine dining spots. Wasdale valleys is the home to Scafell England’s highest mountain but also the deepest lake smallest church and biggest liar competition. Eskdale is a magical valley with everything from Roman forts to waterfalls, castles and a miniature railways for kids of all ages. This area also has the most phenomenal beaches such as Drigg and Seascale which are mostly deserted.

Cosy little flat ideal for 1 or 2 people. Close to station, beach, shops and golf course. Fully equipped. Would suit 2 contractors sharing Mon to Fri.

One double and one single bedroom. Living room, kitchen, bathroom. Fully equipped. TV. No wi fi but has 4G Off road parking Outside area . Pleasant outlook.Ideal for Sellafield Mon to Friday workers

Seascale is a great village to stay in either for work or holidays. Everything you need is here and there is easy access to the Western fells and Eskdale and Wasdale. Easy to get to St Bees and Whitehaven too..We have shops, health centre, library, gym, golf course, lovely beach, north coast main line train service A regular bus service operates from the beach car park to Sellafield site

w(URL HIDDEN) Large Victorian House looking out to sea on the west coast of Cumbria at Seascale Close to railway station and all village amenities, close to Sellafield site. Next to golf course and club house. Friendly gym up the road. Easy access to the fells of Wasdale and Eskdale and miles of beaches Light, airy bedrooms TV, kettle in room . Desk and sofa in room. Weekly stay discount.

The house is spacious, quiet and comfortable. There is a large house bathroom and smaller toilet and washroom. The rooms have kettle, TV and Wi-Fi and are well furnished . Perfect for accessing the western fells. We are south of Sellafield site so ideally situated for work and no long traffic ques, also close to LLWR at Drigg. Help yourself to buffet breakfast. We have storage for bikes and can suggest routes for mtb or road cycling. We are able to do simple bike maintenance We can provide transport to the start of your fell walk or cycle ride and collect you when you have finished for a small extra charge. You can use our laundry and drying facilities for a small extra charge. Hang up wet walking or cycling gear and dry out boots etc *Please note our price is per person per night.

Seascale is a village on the West coast of Cumbria with easy access to the fells of the Western Lake District and other coastal towns of St Bees, Ravenglass and Whitehaven. There are a variety of shops, takeaways bars and restaurants to choose from within walking distance. Calder House Hotel La Vista Brasserie is directly across the road. The train station is 3 minutes walk away Sellafield site is just up the road Hadrians cycle way runs past the house and St Bees and the start of the C2C is just up the road The delightful village of Ravenglass is about 7 miles down the road, with attractions such as Muncaster Castle, La'll Ratty railway and beautiful walks From here you can get the train down the Eskdale valley We are 15mins drive from Wasdale and the Best View in Britain There is a lovely sandy beach stretching for miles in either direction and walks straight from the door

A family home near Drigg beach, and a short distance from Wasdale,Eskdale,Scafell pike and several lakes. It is in peaceful surroundings and a quiet area. There are local pubs and restaurants nearby,meals may need to be booked at weekends. This room is perfect for couples. It has a king size bed and views of fields to the front of the house. A lounge space is avaliable downstairs for all our guests to use. There is a large kitchen with all amenities for your use, and a large garden.

I have 3 rooms available if you wish to accommodate 8 people. Please note this is a lived in family house where people come and go,it is clean and tidy but not spotless,there may be some dust!

Drigg beach is within walking distance ,it has lovely sand dunes and is clean and unspoilt.Drigg has a petrol station which sells groceries .Seascale beach is a short drive away it has a few shops an ice gream parlour and a lovely beach and a station.Plenty of good mountain biking opportunites and perfect for coast to coast rides.

High standard, newly renovated studio situated within the finest walking area in the Lake District. The Stable and Undercroft each have a private front door, and internal locking doors through to the shared laundry area and information section off the linking corridor.

Accommodation The Undercroft has a fully fitted kitchen, shower room and living/sleeping area. Own private entrance and allocated parking, also an outside seating area with additional access to the shared orchard garden. Location The Undercroft is 2.5 miles from Wastwater, voted England's favourite view, and 5.5 miles from Wasdale Head and the start of the climb up to Scafell Pike. The area is renowned for leisure activities including walking, hiking, climbing, canoeing and kayaking, diving, fishing, and horse riding. Local Amenities The Undercroft is located in the tranquil, sought after hamlet of Santon Bridge within the Lake District National Park and beside the River Irt. Santon Bridge comprises of a scatter of houses, a tea room and gift shop and a village hall. Just around the corner is The Bridge Inn, which serves fine food with a varied menu and caters for take away meals. They also have several cask ales on tap. Both The Stables and The Undercroft are situated on the ground floor and can be occupied individually or both together for a joint party.

Both the Stable and The Undercroft aapartments are situated in Santon Bridge, a beautiful Hamlet at the ENTRANCE to the Wasddale Valley. (we are under the postal area of Holmrook) Santon Bridge comprises of a scatter of houses, tea room and gift shop. Woodland s tea room serves homemade food and an excellent afternoon tea. 5 min walking distance from Bridge Inn pub, which serves fine food with a varied menu and caters for take away meals. They also have several cask ales on tap. see map photo of location. Both The Stables and The Undercroft are situated on the ground floor and can be occupied individually or both together for a joint party.

Escape to the country in this fisherman's cottage right on the beach. The home has been tastefully redecorated, featuring rustic wood flooring and accents, a cosy fireplace, beamed ceilings, light touches of colour, and panoramic views.

The building is a 1715 fisherman's cottage, so expect low ceilings and small windows looking onto the Main St. At the back, the house has been extended, so the windows are large, looking onto our deck with the sea-wall at the end of the garden. There's a low wall between ours and the neighbours' houses. The kitchen is large and equipped for living, not just holidaying. So if you have gastronomic ambitions, go wild: it's a pleasure to cook and eat in as you watch the light change over the sand-dunes. The living-room is low-beamed, so watch your head. There's a gas fire for cosiness without hassle, 2 armchairs and a big sofa, with loads of cushions on all of them. The TV is a 46-inch SmartTV, so with the fibre internet (40 Mb/s) you can stream Netflix, iPlayer, etc. Upstairs, the twin room faces over the main street. The beds have memory-foam mattresses, velvet headboards and their own reading lamps. There's a big chest of drawers for your clothes. The double room has a built-in wardrobe, kingsize bed with antique wood-panelled headboard and memory-foam mattress. It also has a huge bay window looking out to sea. There's a small en-suite with toilet and shower. We've just refurbished the family bathroom, so it's immaculate with rainfall shower, bath and underfloor heating.

The home is located on a tidal estuary in the Lake District National Park. It is a great area for bird watching and walking. The property is in Ravenglass with its steam railway and Roman ruins. There are pubs, a supermarket, tea rooms, and much more nearby.

Two large, comfortable bedrooms with luxurious guest bathroom and lounge, ideal for groups of four people travelling together. Escape to the country in a stylish period home with views of England's highest mountain and beautiful coastline. Enjoy a touch of luxury, a five star breakfast, peace & quiet guaranteed. Secure parking, close to the station, ideally located for Wasdale and Eskdale valleys, Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway, Muncaster Castle and the beautiful Cumbrian coast.

Built as the village school in 1823, the Georgian house has been recently renovated to create a cosy, welcoming home with many original features and all modern conveniences. There are beautiful views of Scawfell and Wasdale from the rear, and over Ravenglass to Black Coombe at the front. Set back from the road on a private drive, it's the perfect place to chill and relax after a busy day.

Drigg is a quiet village, ideal if you want to get away from tourist hotspots. There are pleasant walks from our front door, and we're only a few minutes away from a magnificent beach and the beautiful Wasdale and Eskdale valleys. The West Coast Rail line is spectacularly beautiful as it crosses estuaries to the south, heading for Lancaster, and clings to cliffsides to the north en route for historic Carlisle. We are close to several award-winning golf courses, freshwater and sea fishing, riding and cycle hire companies – and of course there are many miles of fells and forests to explore within a short drive. We can advise on all of these to make your stay particularly memorable.

Picturesque end of terrace cottage in the heart of Gosforth, centrally situated for all village amenities including shop, cafe, pubs and free car park. The Wild Olive restaurant is just round the corner which I would definitely recommend. There is a large playing field to the rear of the property with a children’s play area, a football pitch , basketball court and plenty of open space.

The cottage has been recently renovated to a high standard, with original doors and fireplace with a wood burning stove. The living area is open plan leading onto a small but well equipped kitchen. Stairs to the upstairs are very steep and quite uneven so may not be suitable for anyone with mobility problems. The upstairs space consists of the main bedroom which looks towards the fells. The second bedroom contains a small double bed. Please note a single airbed can be provided for use in the living area if you feel a small double would be unsuitable for your group..The bathroom is a bright, attractive space and has an over the bath shower. The cottage has a small garden to the front and a private, sunny garden offset to the rear of the property which has access to the playing field ideal for families with children. A BBQ is provided as well as an outdoor table and chairs.

Gosforth is a small but charming village situated in the western Lake District. It is a 15 minute drive to Wasdale with Wastwater the deepest lake and Scawfell Pike the highest mountain with spectacular scenery. The beautiful Eskdale valley is also a short drive away with the Ravenglass and Eskdale railway, Dalegarth Falls as well as many nice walks and good pubs. Gosforth is also only 2 miles away from beach at Seascale which you can walk to along the cycle track.

A large, comfortable bedroom which can be booked alongside Scawfell View No. 1 for groups of up to four people travelling together. Escape to the country in a stylish period home with views of England's highest mountain & a beautiful coastline. Enjoy a touch of luxury, a five star breakfast, peace & quiet guaranteed. Guest lounge, TV, wood stove & free-standing bath after a day on the fells! Secure parking for cars & bikes, close to the station. Just ask, we'll try to make your stay great!

The Old School House was built as the village school in 1823, and later became the Schoolmaster’s house in 1855, when a new school was built next door. David and Shelagh have completely renovated this Georgian property to create a cosy, welcoming home with many original features and all modern conveniences. There are beautiful views of Scawfell and Wasdale from the rear, and over Ravenglass to Black Coombe at the front. Set back from the road, it's the perfect place to chill and relax after a busy day.

Drigg is a quiet village, ideal if you want to get away from tourist hotspots. There are pleasant walks from our front door, and the magnificent beach is only a few minutes away. The West Coast Rail line is spectacularly beautiful as it crosses estuaries to the south, heading for Lancaster, and clings to cliffsides to the north en route for historic Carlisle. We are close to several award-winning golf courses, freshwater and sea fishing, riding and cycle hire companies – and of course there are many miles of fells and forests to explore within a short drive. We can advise on all of these to make your stay particularly memorable.

High Standard , newly renovated studio situated within the finest walking area in the Lake District. The Stable and Undercroft each have a private front door, and internal locking doors through to the shared laundry area and information section off the linking corridor.

Accommodation The Stable has a fully fitted kitchen, shower room and living/sleeping area. Own private entrance and allocated parking, also an outside seating area with additional access to the shared orchard garden. Location The Stable is 2.5 miles from Wastwater, voted England's favourite view, and 5.5 miles from Wasdale Head and the start of the climb up to Scafell Pike. The area is renowned for leisure activities including walking, hiking, climbing, canoeing and kayaking, diving, fishing, and horse riding. Local Amenities The Stable is located in the tranquil, sought after hamlet of Santon Bridge within the Lake District National Park and beside the River Irt. Santon Bridge comprises of a scatter of houses, a tea room and gift shop and a village hall. Just around the corner is The Bridge Inn, which serves fine food with a varied menu and caters for take away meals. They also have several cask ales on tap. Both The Stables and The Undercroft are situated on the ground floor and can be occupied individually or both together for a joint party.

BOTH The Stable and The Undercroft apartments are situated here in Santon Bridge, and is a beautiful hamlet at the ENTRANCE to the Wasdale Valley (it comes under the postal area of Holmrook) it comprises of a scatter of houses, tea room and gift shop. Woodland s tea room serves homemade food and an excellent afternoon tea. 5 min walking distance from Bridge Inn pub, which serves fine food with a varied menu and caters for take away meals. They also have several cask ales on tap. See map for location.

Cosy little two bed cottage on the edge of the English Lake District. Lounge with log burner looks out across the fields to the fells and large sunny back garden to enjoy after a days walking. The house is on a small row of five and an easy 5 minute walk to the beach. In addition the well equipped beachside town of Seascale (with railway station) is a five minute drive or 20 minute walk along the beach 30 min drive to Wasdale head and Scafell Pike walks and the same distance up to Whitehaven

The house has a cosy lounge area with wood burner and attached kitchen with washing machine. Drying line in the yard to the rear. Upstairs there are two good sized bedrooms with fantastic views of the mountains from the double room

The house is part of a small row/hamlet of houses called Summer View - half way between the villages of Seascale and Drigg

Beautiful sandstone cottage set in glorious countryside. Unspoilt views to fells from windows. Secluded rear garden with garage & breathtaking views towards Wasdale. Mixing country charm with modern decor & designed for maximum comfort. Fully equipped kitchen & clean modern bathroom. Enjoy the fire & wood-burner & light some candles and cosy up after a day out on the fells. Pub 10 min walk & village shop a short drive. Lots of walks from doorstep. Perfect for couples, groups & families.

Well equipped cottage over 3 floors. Comfy ground floor living room. Relax and unwind on the 2 comfy sofas in front of a roaring fire. Large screen SMART TV so you can watch Netflix or enjoy one of the many DVDs provided. Plan your next days hike using any of the maps, walking books or Wainwright DVDs. Feel free to read any of the books during your stay - there are some great reads there! Ground floor utility room has a washing machine and dryer for your use and is the perfect place to leave all walking boots/gear. Fully equipped kitchen with electric hob and oven, all appliances, dining table & chairs for up to 4 and charming wood burner to enjoy over dinner. You should find all the tableware, cooking utensils etc. needed for your stay. A concealed larder cupboard houses the fridge/freezer, microwave and baby booster seat for young infants. Spacious master bedroom on the first floor. You will find your bed made up with crisp white cotton sheets and soft white fluffy towels. Spacious wardrobe & dresser with ample storage to make your stay comfortable. First floor snug area is the perfect place to relax over a glass of wine and to enjoy the stunning views from the comfort of the sofa. Turn on the electric fire and radio, grab a board game from the antique sideboard and relax! Modern 3pc bathroom suite with instant hot power shower & fresh white walls. You can see the fells from the bathroom window or enjoy a candle lit soak. A staircase leads to the attic twin bedroom with 2 single beds and more views to the Wastwater fells. Please note the staircase here is steep and includes low beams, so may be unsuitable for those with limited mobility. Attic bedroom is spacious & a great spot for kids and teenagers. Adults can also use but will need to be mindful of the low beams. Private rear garden with a patio area and lawns with lovely views over the fields to Wastwater. In the Spring enjoy the lambs playing in the fields and star gaze on clear nights in front of the roaring chimnea. Maybe enjoy some wine and toast marshmallows over the BBQ! Treat Roses like your home and enjoy!

Santon Village is a small picture postcard hamlet in the Wasdale Valley in one of the quieter parts of the Lakes . The area offers some of the most stunning Lakeland scenery & it's easy to see why this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cottage itself is within a short terrace of character properties. The immediate surrounding area is remote so perfect for those wanting true peace and tranquility. There are various low level walks from doorstep. Within a short 10 mins drive is the Wasdale fells which includes Wastwater, Englands deepest lake, and the massive peaks of Great Gable and the famous Scafell. This area was once voted one of the Best Views within the UK. There are a number of villages close by including Gosforth (2miles) which includes a well stocked village shop, pubs and restaurants, Nether Wasdale and Eskdale with it's picturesque Boot village and the 'Little Ratty' Ravenglass to Eskdale miniature steam railway. The Bridge Inn pub is just a 10 min walk from the cottage which serves great food and local ale and is a really friendly and welcoming place to relax after a day on the fells. The walk is along a country road so at night please ensure you use the torches provided. The Bridge Inn also hosts the 'Worlds Biggest Liar' competition every November and was recently voted CAMRA Best Pub in the Lake District for 2016/17. Muncaster Castle with its commanding position is also close by. This is great place to spend a day and kids will enjoy the hawk and owl centre. With the close proximity to the West coast, the famous St Bees with its special sea birds colonies, Seascale & Drigg beaches are just a short drive away. There is so much to see, do and enjoy - truly something for everyone.

A warm welcoming Lake District inn, lovely cosy rooms with which some are dog friendly, please state when booking if your bringing along a furry friend.

Muncaster Castle Roman bath house Seascale beach Ravenglass and Eskdale railaway Seascale gold club Outscape adventures

A spacious newly renovated 3 bedroom cottage in the peaceful village of Ravenglass in the Lake District National Park. Croftlands@Ravenglass is a perfect base for exploring the western fells - Wastwater and Scarfell Pike are a short drive away - and the location is ideal for both younger and older families looking for a relaxing break. The property has a large separate kitchen diner and family sized lounge, large conservatory and enclosed garden.

The downstairs space is all hard floors - looks great and easy to keep clean, especially for those with kids and dogs - and benefits from a separate toilet and hand basin, space to hang coats and store walking boots. Kitchen If cooking's your thing, the large, well appointed kitchen is perfect - equipped with dining table to accommodate 6, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, gas hob, gas oven and microwave. The kitchen opens out into the enclosed garden, catching the sun on long summer evenings. Living room Snuggle up in front of the log burner on those long winter evenings on the 3 seater sofa, rocking chairs or bean bag, after a day's hiking . Binge watch your favourite box set on Netflix or Amazon Prime or connect to the internet through the super fast broadband if you really must stay connected to the outside world! Conservatory Overlooking the enclosed garden, the bright, airy conservatory is the best place to catch the evening sun or enjoy a morning coffee, with plenty of comfy seating for the family. Upstairs High quality carpet and soft furnishings make the upstairs space comfortable and welcoming. The beds are all equipped with memory foam mattresses for the perfect night's sleep. Hot water is on demand and Hotel quality white towels and bed linen are provided. Bedroom 1 has a double bed, large radiator, bedside table, reading lamp and integrated wardrobe. Bedroom 2 has a double bed, bedside tables, bedside reading lamps and large radiator. Bedroom 3 has a bunk bed - perfect for the kids - and a pull out trundle bed providing 3 beds and accommodation for 7 in total..

Ravenglass is a small coastal village and natural harbour in Cumbria, roughly halfway between the towns of Barrow-in-Furness and Whitehaven, located at the estuary of the rivers Esk, Mite and Irt. Dating back to at least the 2nd century, Ravenglass was an important naval base for the Romans and you can visit the ancient Roman bath house - a short walk from the house on the way up to Muncaster Castle. It provides multiple opportunities for those interested in bird spotting, trains or just beautiful coastal and mountain countryside. Excellent food and craft ales can be found at the Inn at Pennington or the Ratty Arms. The Lal Ratty steam train is a treat - the railway that inspired Thomas the Tank Engine draws visitors from far and wide to take a ride up Eskdale where you can hop on and off. You can stroll around the estuary and sand dunes, or take a walk up to Muncaster Castle. There's plenty to keep everyone to be entertained!

Rainors farm is a traditional lake district farm house situated just on the out skirts of Gosforth heading towards Britians best view, Wast water. we can only offer one room as this is a family home full of love and laughter. set just off the beaten track Rainors offers peace and tranquillity for all that stay. we offer a full English breakfast for guests that wish to stay at the weekend, a continental style breakfast is provided Mon-Friday.

I am here to help where necessary but you'll be left in peace to enjoy the surroundings and beautifully clean fresh air.

situated in breath taking countryside Rainors farm has some amazing local pubs and cafes all just a few mins drive away. unfortunately there isn't anything within walking distance. I'd highly recommend the kell bank Gosforth although booking is essential.

DATES DURING THE CHRISTMAS PERIOD ARE FLEXIBLE PLEASE CONTACT FOR FURTHER DETAILS. Betty's cottage is situated on a quiet country lane surrounded by open farmland and amazing views of the Wasdale fells. Lovingly converted from the former C of E school it is the perfect self catering hideaway for two. We can provide a breakfast service next door at the B and B for an extra charge and by prior arrangement.

The cosy lounge has two comfortable sofas, a large flat screen tv and DVD player with views of the beautiful Wasdale Fells from the large window. The kitchen is furnished with a table and chairs for dining. There is an electric four ring cooker, electric oven and microwave and an undercounter fridge, separate freezer and dishwasher. Again wonderful views from the large window. A washing machine is located in the under stairs cupboard. The shower room and toilet is on the ground floor fitted with a vanity sink unit. Upstairs is the lovely double bedroom with fabulous views from the window and fitted wardrobes. Outside there is a patio area with a table and sun loungers and guests can use our lovely garden with ample seating to admire the Wasdale Valley fells. The cottage is part of The Old School and adjoins the owners property. (URL HIDDEN)

Betty's cottage is located between Holmrook and Santon Bridge close to the River Irt. There are lots of paths across the fields around the cottage leading as far as the coast at Ravenglass, Muncaster Fell and Wasdale. At the end of the lane is St Paul's church where you will find a 9th century Celtic cross in the graveyard and amazing views of Wasdale valley. Wasdale is about 20 minutes by car and is the most mountainous of the Lake District valleys. Wastwater is the deepest lake in England, Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England and the view from here was voted "BRITAINS FAVOURITE" all close to Betty's cottage. Hiking and walking here is a truly memorable experience. When you stand at the head of the valley you will be surrounded by the massive peaks of Great Gable, Scafell, Lingmell etc there are no finer mountains to walk. The miniature railway 'The L'all Ratty is located at Ravenglass and runs to the beautiful Eskdale Valley. Also near Ravenglass is the amazing Muncaster Castle.

Renovated one bed Lakeland stone cottage for 2 adults plus 1 child (and can also fit in a cot) plus doggies (upto 4). Located on west coast of the Lake District National Park, south of Ravenglass with mountain and sea views, surrounded by fields, with nothing between the cottage and beach apart from a few sheep (7 min flat walk). Its very peaceful and secluded, with just the owner as neighbour (me, Carole and my two dogs!) more details can be found on Face book or website millerhillcottage

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7 minutes walk from the beach and 20 minutes drive from the lakes

Cosy quirky eighteenth century cottage located in the well served village of Gosforth in the Lake District National Park. Sleeps max 6 - 4 in 2 bedrooms plus 2 on sofabed in the Den. Parking, enclosed garden, woodburner, GCH and close to amazing walks and beaches.Lots of pubs and a fabulous Italian restaurant within walking distance. Dog friendly.

A home from home in this beautiful part of the Lake District.My cottage is delightfully quirky, set over 4 storeys, full of character and a stones throw from the village centre. The top bedroom can be made up as a King or Twin.

Gosforth has a good range of amenities, to include 4 pubs, the Wild Olive Italian Restaurant, bakery, cafe and well stocked village shop. There is a large playing field and children's play area in the village. The area around the Church has the oldest Viking Cross, beautiful scenery all around and easy access to the Scafell range and Wastwater lake.

Near England's highest peak Scafell Pike, scenic lakes, quiet, beaches and spectacular coastline, looking for something different with 'wow' factor? This is the place for you. This romantic, quirky, beautifully furbished 170-year-old cottage combines traditional comforts with Smart Home ‘Alexa’ technology, 4K TV & fast broadband. 3 min walk to award winning inn/restaurant. Pet friendly. Stunning master bedroom. Wood burning stove. Large, private rear garden Lovely village setting. Great kitchen.

Why 'The Tree House'? well because there is a tree inside the house from bottom to top, we're not quite sure how it got there but it was a great idea. Upstairs is a spacious romantic double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and comfortable seating area overlooking the garden. Downstairs is a small but well equipped bedroom with adult size comfortable bunk beds. The house will sleep 4 comfortably but there is a luxurious sofa bed for another 2 as long as you’re good friends. A rustic fully equipped kitchen with island hob means the cook can be part of the living room party. including dish washer, wine fridge, washing machine and all you need to cook with. Living room is cosy with comfortable seating, Laura Ashley soft furnishings, log burning stove in a traditional fireplace with a 4K ‘The Frame’ smart tv above. With Amazon movies included Leading from the living room is a new compact conservatory with dining for up to six and coffee table, all overlooking the patio area and rear garden. There is a modern downstairs bathroom with shower, toilet and wash basin. We are aware of the outbreak of the coronavirus and have taken the necessary precaution measures to ensure a safe experience for our guests including extra deep cleaning between every stay . As you can see from the pictures the layout is very unusual, there isn’t a door on the stairs but the upstairs bedroom is still very private

The cottage is set in the pretty hamlet of Beckermet, a Cumbrian farming village with two streams and a children’s playground. It’s a very short walk to one of the area’s most iconic award winning inn, The White Mare and a short drive to many traditional pubs offering real ales, roaring fires, lovely beer gardens, casual and fine dining. Almost all are pet friendly. It’s also a short drive to England’s highest mountains and deepest lake and the whole wonderful, less crowded Western Lake District Only 3 miles to many quiet beaches and the seaside town of St Bees, with its wide sweeping sands and impressive cliffs. Don’t miss the Ravenglass Eskdale narrow gauge railway and nearby Muncaster Castle, both great for families. Also we provide a printed guide to the area.

A 2020 barn conversion finished to a very high standard with every consideration given to the guests. The Stables is a unique and comfortable house offering 'upside down' layout with the ground floor offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 en suite) hallway and stairs to the open plan living which has a fully fitted designer kitchen and breakfast bar, dining table and chairs. There is also lots of comfy seating and access to the patio area with hot tub.

The Stables offers quality fixtures and fittings blended with the old world charm of open beams and wooden floors. The bathrooms and hall have underfloor heating. The open plan living room has a log burner, Juliet balcony with views to the fells and french doors to a rear patio with 6 person hot tub. The property is accessed via a courtyard and parking area which is shared with 2 other cottages all arranged to ensure privacy is assured. Ain House has an on-site wood and easy access to Irton Fell to the north with paths onto Illgill Head where there are tremendous views into Wasdale and towards the Scafell range. The property is orientated to the south maximising sun and the wonderful views of Muncaster Fell, Birker Fell and the coast. The Stables benefits from its own private hot tub and terraces to the front and rear. This is a real home from home. The breakfast bar is perfect for a snack or drink, there is a dining area and comfortable settees for you to relax in front of the wood burner and plan a relaxing or more active stay - whichever you prefer.

Ain House and cottages are set back about 300m from Bowerhouse Bank off their own drive. The buildings sit against the backdrop of Irton Fell and are surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are no other properties visible from the property - it’s remote enough to feel ‘away from it’ but only half a mile or so from two local pubs. Formerly farm buildings and at one time used as a sawmill and timber workshop, the main house has been extended and refurbished by the owners. The outbuildings have all been renovated - the Stables and another rebuilding (The Cartshed) having been lovingly converted and a pre-existing cottage also having been fully gutted and redeveloped. The owners are constantly improving the premises and projects particularly to improve the external areas are ongoing but will not detrimentally impact on your stay. Whilst offered to rent individually it is feasible to group book 2 or 3 properties which can sleep 14 in total. Occasionally a further one bedroom (2 person) cottage may be available by separate negotiation.

The Bailey Ground Hotel is a family run hotel, located on the seafront in the village of Seascale. We are located within a 2 minute walk of the local train station which not only makes us easy to get to but provides easy to access to all the towns and villages along the west coast of Cumbria. Below the hotel is Mawson's Ice Cream Parlour where you can enjoy a cooked breakfast, ice cream made locally at our family farm and lovely lunches.

The Bailey Ground Hotel is typically unmanned at weekends** however we do have a bar & restaurant on site which can be opened depending on the guest numbers during the period of your stay - Please inquire for further information **The Bar & restaurant is open Monday - Thursday

Seascale is a friendly seaside village, boasting a lovely play park, ice cream parlour, train station, golf course and obviously an amazing beach (stunning in the Summer)

The Farmhouse has been at the entrance to the Santon Bridge hollow since the days of the old packhorse trains that used to ply their way between Whitehaven and Kendal over Styhead Pass. This fascinating old building provides spacious accommodation for up to eight people (sometimes more), with breathtaking views of Wasdale. Short lets are available at last minute so just phone. The house is good for couples, families (with kids), and we do take pets at a small cost.

With four large double en-suite bedrooms, two wood burning stoves, a classic ‘living’ farm kitchen, separate ‘character’ dining room and a comfortable, light living room, this is a truly special place to base yourself in the Western Lake District. Essentially, the house is a warm, homely and relaxing space, set in the most beautiful of locations, the building is over 150 years old and has the patina to show it, it is not a boutique hotel! Please note we do not provide towels so please bring them, overseas guests however will be supplied. The picture you see on the website shows the farmhouse which is on the left side of the photo. To the right is a converted barn which is a separate property, the farm has been converted into several separate buildings now and is a very pleasant location at the foot of the Wasdale valley.

The River Irt is nearby. This is Wasdale and it has Britain's favourite view! A pub is 300 metres away. The farm buildings are isolated from other properties in the neighbourhood, but it is a 'complex' in that there are other people living on the site and there are five separate dwellings which have been converted from other agricultural buildings. So please be aware you will be in close proximity to other holidaymakers but possibly won't see much of them. The neighbourhood is quite sparsely populated and relies on agriculture and tourism as the main trades and employment. If ypu are planning to bring pets please make sure that they are kept on a lead especially around livestock. Don't allow them to chase sheep (mainly Herdwicks) which roam freely on the fells. The pubs in the area are great and serve good food, in large portions, and the local beers, some brewed on the premises, are fantastic.

Rustic coastal Cottage in the national park . Close to best hill walking in England. A basic three bed holiday cottage. One double with view over main street cottages,bunk bed room with sea view, single room with sea view balcony. Dinning/living room with solid fuel stove and modern kitchen. Downstairs toilet/shower. Central heating, solid fuel stove for winter nights. Well behaved dog allowed,no smoking. Basic 1700s cottage,please do not expect 5 star, great value base for a Lake District/sea

Lorne Cottage is set in the beautiful mainstreet of Ravenglass,seconds away from the sea. With views over to the Black Combe in one direction and Scafell Pike in site on a good day in the other direction. Eating and drinking can be had at the Ratty arms,The Inn or Pennington Hotel.Rose cottage provides coffees and snacks as does the Steam Rail cafe. There are numerous inn also around Eskdale and Wasdale. Food supplies can be had at Holmrook petrol station and co-op Seascale. Parking is in front of house,please avoid parking outside of other properties.

Well Cottage is a lovely modernised 17th century stone cottage on the outskirts of Gosforth village in the Lake District National Park. The cottage offers accommodation for 5 people, with an enclosed garden. One of its two upstairs bedrooms is ensuite and the other has an attached toilet and washbasin. The downstairs bedroom is a single room with a bathroom nearby. It has a kitchen with dining area and the sitting room looks over the small walled garden with shrubs, flowers and a quince tree.

Well cottage is just 300m from the centre of Gosforth Village which boasts a comprehensive general store, a pizzeria and two pubs. Banking and Post Office facilities, a pharmacy and a health centre are also available in Seascale. We lie just at the edge of the Western Fells, 15mins drive from the inspiring scenery of Wastwater, but in the other direction 19mins from the sandy beach of Seascale with views across to the Isle of Man. The four main western valleys of Ennerdale, Wasdale, Eskdale and the Duddon Valley are all within at most a half hour drive each with contrasting scenery and rarely visited by tourists to the Lake District.

Built in 1749, this elegant, Grade II Listed Georgian house is situated in the Lake District village of Holmrook, less than 10 miles from Eskdale and Wasdale valleys. It offers period features, mature gardens and elegant rooms with views over Muncaster Fell. Rooms at Carleton Green Country House B & B also come with a flat-screen TV and luxury Egyptian linens. The bathrooms have fluffy bathrobes and towels, and all rooms feature tea/coffee.

Large modern en suite accommodation near the seafront of Seascale. Beautiful scenery and walks. Lots of restaurants,pubs ands local attractions within 15 minutes drive. Would also suit contractors as we are a 10 minutes drive to Sellafield and a couple of minutes from the train station.

ROOM ONLY En Suite large double rooms with Wifi. Mon-fri rates are £130 and 7 day rate is £150

Beautiful restaurant right across the road and pubs within driving distance

The Old Wine Store at The Grove, Ravenglass Recently refurbished, this beautiful self- contained apartment is the perfect place for an action packed getaway or a relaxing retreat. The apartment has its own front door and outside garden and was once an old wine cellar for the main house above.

The Living Space contains a fully equipped kitchen area with gas oven and hob, fridge and freezer compartment as well as kettle, microwave and toaster. There is a dining table and large comfy sofa in front of the television and DVD player. In the bedroom we have a sumptuous king size bed with wardrobe, drawers and dressing table. The bathroom contains a shower cubicle. Our ceilings are quite low and we have a beam in the living space- so our place may not be ideal if you are really tall! We provide bed linen and towels. Outside is a patio and lawn area, set up with a table and chairs. There is a bbq available to borrow if you wish.

Ravenglass is an idyllic, picture postcode village in the Western Lake District. We are situated on the estuary of 3 rivers- the Irt, the Mite and the Esk, and right on the west coast. In fact, Ravenglass is the only coastal village inside the Lake District National Park! We have the best of both worlds- sea views and beaches but still a stones throw away from some of the UKs most famous peaks and lakes- including Scafell Pile and Wastwater. The Old wine store has 3 pubs in walking distance, all of which serve great food- just down the hill into the centre of Ravenglass. There are no big shops in the village but there is a small post office. It is only a short drive to small convenience shops and bigger shops are available in Egremont and Whitehaven. There is plenty to keep you busy in and around Ravenglass. There is the Roman Bath House to see, Muncaster Castle to explore and the La'al Ratty railway to enjoy. Again, these are all within walking distance of The Old Wine Store.