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Enjoy an escape by the sea in this unique rough-luxe beach shack in the Lake District National Park, and rediscover the simple life on the shores of the Irish Sea. Snug interiors, crashing waves and the starriest of night skies makes this private seaside beach cabin complete with bubbly hot-tub the most inspiring of seaside retreats. **CORONAVIRUS UPDATE - Please be aware that our housekeeper is amazing. Nicola always uses anti-bacterial cleaner and she always disinfects high touch areas**

Combining varnished wooden floors with snug wraps & blankets, bleached clapboard exteriors and an indulgent off-grid charm, Lachra is the epitome of seaside getaways. This unique self-catering beach cabin, popular with couples and mini-mooners in search of a romantic retreat, or a seaside base from which to explore Wainwright's fells, is the perfect place to reconnect with the important things in life. When the sun melts into the Irish Sea in a blaze of orange glory, sip crisp white wine on the decking or in the hot tub after a good days walk, and watch sequinned skies blanket the horizon. Bedrooms and Bathroom The cosy bedroom space in the loft at Lachra boasts a double futon bed adorned with squishy cushions, thick blankets and the finest of linens to ensure a blissful night’s sleep. Downstairs is a cosy twin bedroom with wonderful views over the beach and the sea. The small separate shower-room is perfect for washing off sandy bodies after a day on the beach. Outside Perched on the edge of a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and right on the beachfront, Lachra is a mile from the small village of Silecroft where the local pub boasts log fires, a range of real ales and locally sourced food from the Lake District. The beach at Silecroft is one of the finest beaches in the UK; grab a glass of wine, submerge yourself in the hot tub and watch the surfers battle the westerlies or the horse riders as they take to the beach. Lachra's garden is large enough and safe enough for older kids to pitch a tent or two, but not so large that they can't hear you call when it's time for tea! Dogs will love the beach at low tide and are very welcome at Lachra.

Lachra is located on the edge of the Lake District National Park. For breathtaking Autumn colours and mountainous views, drive to the market towns of Coniston (20 mins), Ambleside (45 mins) and Keswick (1 hour). The best steak restaurant in Cumbria is a 2 mile walk away, and the best fish and chips can be found in Haverigg, and eaten overlooking the stunning Duddon Estuary.

Situated in the hamlet of Beckside, Kirkby in Furness within South Lakeland. The Limes is conveniently situated for appreciating the walks and views in the immediate vicinity yet within easy access of the more popular tourist destinations of Windermere and Bowness. Recently renovated using traditional and eco friendly products:sheep's wool insulation, lime render, green oak. The Limes combines modern conveniences with the irresistible charms of oak beams, slate fireplaces and latched doors

Delightful newly restored 17th century Lakeland slate cottage. Lounge with huge slate fireplace housing wood burning stove effect electric fire. Bespoke slate and oak staircase. Huge kitchen diner with oak and granite fitted units, superb duel fuel Britannia range cooker, washing machine, microwave and fridge freezer. Wooden dining table for 4. Light, characterful bedroom with period fireplace and exposed beams. Bathroom with romantic double ended bath with shower over.

Kirkby in Furness is on the fringe of the Lake District National Park. The village is on the Cumbria Coastal Way and there are many beautiful walks with stunning views from the door of the cottage. Visit The Lakes but retreat to a quieter village setting.

Our roundhouse is on a working farm with Swaledale and Blackfaced sheep and heavy horses (which you can book to ride!) in a beautiful valley in south west Cumbria. It has amazing views, a stream running nearby, is peaceful with good interior facilities. Close to us are a variety of good pub/restaurants (would recommend having a car though). You’ll love our roundhouse, it is unique, cosy, romantic, has a stunning location, and is good for couples, friends, outdoor folk, and we take dogs.

Our personally made beautiful roundhouse (NB new roof November 2016!) is set in an idyllic location in the south west corner of the Lake District National Park on a working farm. The combination of soft wood and circular shape creates a very relaxing place - with the wood burning stove and dined lights it can be both practical (it has full electric and water) and very romantic! It has a lovely big bed for two, if more can sleep 4/5; the kitchen is fully appointed (induction hob, toaster, kettle microwave and fridge!) and sink with hot water. The showers and toilets are outside the Roundhouse only 20m away and immaculately clean. Enjoy!

There are many local amazing things to both see and do. Right on site you have award winning Cumbrian Heavy Horses, where you can ride a magnificent heavy horse, Shires, Clydesdales, and four other pure bred heavy horse breeds. We also have the sheep but they are best as a spectator sport (watching us run around them is very entertaining !!) as well as a myriad of walks, up onto both Black and White Combe and a walk through to Swinside Stone Circle can both be accessed from base. For steam buffs we have the narrow guage line at Muncaster (Ravenglass) to Boot, the L'al Ratty, and the larger steam trains at Haverthwaite, which run between there and the Aquarium. The South Lakes Wildlife Park is 25 mins away and is amazing to see, and there are various museums, and in general, walks galore, with Grizebeck Forest for Mountain Biking, Lakes for kayaking and sailing, gondola steam boats on Lake Windermere, with easy access through to the Central Lakes. Just up the coast from us you have Muncaster Castle with it's Owls and Falconry demonstrations too. So much to do, or you can just chill out!

Large Double room to let in a Detached home, in a nice suberb area of Barrow. Very close to the hospital, off road parking on large driveway. Quiet area, viewing recommended. Two local bus routes nearby.

Off road parking on private, large driveway. Use of main kitchen.

Very close to Furness General Hospital. Neighbourhood watch, 2 very local frequent bus services. Local shops near by for amenities.

Quirky, cosy, artists 2 bed terrace located next to beautiful sandy beaches, the nature reserve, pubs, local shops and everything you could need. Fully equipped, fast fiber internet, wood burner, free parking, great large shower, retro games, Google Home, Amazon Fire Stick, comfy beds, free parking, 10 mins walk to sandy beaches, 5 mins to the nature reserve, 2 mins to Co-Op, 5 mins to station, 30 mins drive to Coniston, 50 mins drive to Ambleside

Our house is a beautifully vintage-furnished, stylishly decorated artists hideaway. We have everything you need to make the most of your stay, whether it be high tech gadgets and gaming, local guidebooks or just a Beatrix Potter collection. You have the run of the whole house. There's nothing better than curling up on the sumptuous corner sofa in front of the wood burner fresh from a lovely hot powerful rainfall shower, that you earned after your walk up Black Combe. The views up there are to die for! The kitchen is fully equipped, complete with washing machine. There is a small secure yard that can be used for storage. The bathroom is big enough for drying kit, the boiler is new and controlled by a Nest thermostat.

Millom is a place like no other,we've never come across somewhere so friendly and with so many amenities. The town is quaint and uncrowded, a far cry from the Lake District tourist traps yet with everything still on your doorstep. Walking around the shoreline of the Duddon Estuary at low tide along the golden sands is completely dreamy. We love enjoying a day in the Lakes and retiring back to our little oasis. Millom has 2 fantastic community theaters, plenty of walkable pubs, great beaches, watersports, a large Tesco and Co-op, takeaways, restaurants, 2 bakeries and more all within minutes of each other. Its well connected to Lancaster and Cumbria via the train. Parking is plentiful and free on street. Wainwrights fell walks, Wordworths beloved estuary, plentiful local history, a great watersports park, dozens of great beaches, horse riding, dogs sleds and so much more.

A modern, open airy space set in a fabulous coastal location within easy driving distance from the Lakes. Haverigg is on the fringe of the Lakes, with Coniston being just a short drive away. The property is next to Hodbarrow which is an RSPB Nature Reserve and it is also on the coast with some stunning deserted beaches to walk along. You can walk Black Combe and be rewarded with stunning views, or try water boarding, sea fishing or go horse riding on the beach.

Combe n Sea is a newly renovated house set over 3 floors, with two bedrooms and a shower room to the ground floor, a stunning open plan kitchen living area on the middle floor with a balcony front and rear which enjoys spectacular views of the Western fells. To the top floor there is a large family room and a bathroom. Also located on this floor is a utility area. The property has super fast fibre WiFi, Amazon TV and PS3 with a selection of games. Up to two dogs welcome and free of charge. The property also benefits from a small yard with a table and chairs and there is also an outbuilding, allowing you to safely store bikes, kayaks or the kites, buckets and spades.

There are 4 pubs within walking distance, 3 of which serve food. There is a local store for all basic needs and a Tesco a short drive away in Millom. Provides perfect access for coastal walks and cycling on the doorstep and a short drive into the Lakes.

3 St Lukes, a very spacious, comfortable terraced property, nestled literally on the edge of the sea in Haverigg, on the western coast of Cumbria. Once arrived, guests can be forgiven for feeling like they are in the middle of tranquil countryside. Lovely garden areas, private parking, a very peaceful environment, and Haverigg Beach just a five minute walk away. Golden sands, a beach cafe, and lovely walks round the sea wall. Great for couples, families and pets, lots of room for the cost.

I think the fact you can stroll down to the beach and be on the dunes in 5 minutes is a unique aspect of this holiday home. It is also a very large old terraced, and so a lot of space is available for couples and families and dogs to all spend quality time together with plenty of room to stretch out and relax.

Haverigg is a small seaside village really with a main street, and 3 St Lukes is situated off this main street. The main street is comprised of terraced properties and pubs and businesses, so you walk past a couple of good pubs and a very good fish and chip shop on the way to the beach. There is also a good beach cafe at Haverigg beach itself.

Tucked away up a track on the edge of the National Park, it's peaceful and quiet here. A great base for exploring the beautiful mountains and coast of the western Lake District, and within easy reach of the busier areas of the central Lakes. Or you can stay put and enjoy the house and large garden surrounded by fields and mountains, with panoramic views of the hills. There's a barbeque you can use, and during the summer months there's even a little hot tub.

A private entrance leads from the back of the house directly into the guest accommodation. This includes your own kitchen, downstairs toilet, and your own lounge / dining room complete with wood burning stove. The guest bedroom and guest bathroom are upstairs. These rooms are all just for your use. Please note, the house only has one staircase so the hallway and stairs are shared usage with us.

Mountains, beaches, beautiful views and a good local pub within walking distance. A lovely area tucked away from the busy tourist traffic, within easy reach of the central lakes.

Luxury holiday accommodation in a 4 berth static caravan (plus infant)

Two bedrooms - 1 double sleeps 2 people and 1 twin sleeps 2 people + Travel cot for 1 infant + High chair available + Sofa's / Inflatable bed for additional guests. Wrap around decking with a gate and steps to kee] children and dogs safe. Price is per night NOT per person. Dogs stay for FREE. Free secure Wi-Fi Fully fitted kitchen with all the latest appliances including under counter fridge, gas oven and hob, coffee machine, toaster, kettle and all crockery, glassware and kitchen utensils. We supply all bedding and towels. Gas central heating, fully insulated. TV with DVD player and a selection of DVD's for the whole family. Board games and a selection of books available. LED flat screen plasma electric fire. Dog Friendly. Child Friendly. Family Friendly. Beaches, mountains, water sports, walking, relaxing, dog-friendly pubs and restaurants.

Welcome to The Willows at Port Haverigg Marina Village... the Lake District’s best kept secret! Port Haverigg is a real hidden gem, a beautiful unique holiday park, located in an area of outstanding natural beauty with views of the Lakeland Fells, Irish Sea and Duddon Estuary which is immortalized in Wordsworth’s poetry. This stunning park is in a beautiful location just outside Millom, on the Cumbrian coastline, in the Western Lakes. The perfect location for you to enjoy a holiday in Cumbria, ideally situated for exploring the magnificent Lake District without all the hustle & bustle that can often arise in the heart of The Lakes and it is yet only a 30-minute drive from Coniston. With a 3-mile golden sandy beach perfect for families and dog lovers alike, Port Haverigg also boasts a 200-acre fresh water private lake which is ideal for fishing and not only stunning but it is the only lake in the Lake District with NO speed restrictions, meaning it is a water sports enthusiast ‘dream come true’. For the climbers and walkers there is the mighty Scafell and the not so daunting Coniston Old Man, the Langdales and Tarn Hows and all the various routes up the Black Coombe Mountain. Golfers can delight in a 9-hole / 18 tee links course at Silecroft Golf Club. Furness Golf Club is on the Island of Walney and is the sixth oldest course in England, a traditional links course with 18-holes. The Dunnerholme Golf Club Dunnerholme golf club is a challenging 10-hole links course, with 18 tees, whilst the popular, nearby Ulverston club boasts an 18-hole course. For horse riding, Murthwaite Green, only 4 miles away specialise in beach rides and cater for all abilities and ages from 4 years upwards. Cumbria Heavy Horses are situated 6 miles away and are unique in the use of the magnificent Clydesdale, Shire and Ardennes horses for riding on the beach and up the fells. The Lake District has many wonderful houses and castles to visit among them are Holker Hall; an Elizabethan House with a stunning garden, Muncaster Castle with its own owl sanctuary, Levens Hall and its garden in its original 1694 design and stately topiary, Sizergh Castle and its fern and limestone garden. Beatrix Potter’s house at Hill Top and Dove Cottage in Grasmere which is home of the poet William Wordsworth. Situated by the Hodbarrow Lagoon & RSPB Nature reserve, this beautiful location is perfect for bird watchers and nature lovers alike. With its abundant wildlife and surrounding scrub and grassland it is home to songbirds, rare plants and natterjack toads and marsh and bee orchids add colour to the flower-rich grasslands. The 4-mile circular walk around the lake is dog friendly and pushchair-friendly and ideal for runners and cyclists alike. For rail enthusiasts, Ravenglass and Eskdale Steam Railway provides 7-miles of spectacular scenery, travel across the estuary, through the hills on a 15 in minimum gauge heritage railway, the line runs from Ravenglass (the only coastal village in the UNESCO World Heritage site) to Dalegarth Station near Boot in the valley of Eskdale. Travel back in time on the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, jump aboard train at Haverthwaite Station and enjoy views from your carriage up to Lakeside; the southern tip of Lake Windermere. The Cumbrian Coast Line from Carlisle to Barrow passes through some pretty spectacular scenery. Travel south along the coast to destinations such as Carnforth 'Brief Encounters' railway station and Lancaster. For foodies, there are an endless supply of places to eat and drink. The on-site Ski bar offers a wide range or refreshments along with hot & cold snacks. Herdwicks bistro is a mere 150 yards from us and is also a coffee house a pizzeria. From a traditional chippy in Haverigg, to quaint 15th century pubs in nearby Broughton-in-Furness, to micro-breweries in Foxfield to Michelin starred restaurants such as L’enclume in Cartmel. With fantastic walks, water sports, outdoor adventures, coastline and nearby beauty spots there is something for everyone. The Willows at Port Haverigg can offer the adventure you are looking for or equally be the quiet, relaxing retreat you desire.

Modern log cabin fully fitted out with all mod cons. 50mb wifi, smart tv with free sat, mini kitchen with toaster, microwave, sandwich toaster and fridge. Lovely bathroom with shower. Stunning views from all angles. Located in the grounds of a friendly 3 generation family.

The cabin will suit a variety of guests from tourists, hikers, home workers, local workers, couples, small families (a couple with one or two small children).

Bootle is a small village located in front of blackcombe and is two miles from the beach. There are lots of places to walk and explore. There is a cornershop thats sells just about everything you will need. Millom the next town is located 8 miles away and has a Tesco and lots of other shops. The picturesque village of Ravenglass is 8 miles away and has the l'al ratty and Muncaster castle attractions.

In the SW Lakes Cumbria, large modern house, on the Duddon Estuary next to a 20h Nature Reserve designated SSSI, Ramsar & SPA, RSPB Hodbarrow short walk along the beach. Fab views. 1 night minimum stay In addition, we have 3 double ensuite ground-floor rooms - subject to availability, on arrival you may upgrade

Our home was built 2009 to a very high specification and designed to take advantage of its unique location adjacent to a nature reserve, on the estuary beloved of Wordsworth, with unrivalled panoramic views of Lakeland Fells.

A short walk from us through the nature reserve is Millom, a quaint town at the centre of a number of South Copeland villages. The roads are uncrowded and the area is well served with free parking. Fell walks, beaches, watersports, horse riding, bird watching available nearby. The town has a Heritage Museum and Visitor Centre with a nearby grade 1 listed Norman building, Holy Trinity Church. Ancient Church and Castle. Popular with our guests : Beatrix Potter Attractions and Houses, Lake Coniston, Copper Mines and Coniston Old Man, Windermere and Other Lakes, Ravenglass Railway, Old Roman Port and Remains, Muncaster Castle, Grizedale Forest, Dalton Zoo, Heavy Horses for Riding, Husky Driving on the Beach, Car Museum, Barrow Ship Museum, Cumbria Crystal, Laurel and Hardy Museum, Buddhist Temple at Conishead Priory, Cartmel Racecourse and Village, And Much, Much More !!!

- Quiet and safe town - Great views of Black Combe and out to the estuary - Free parking - Fully equipped new kitchen - 20 min walk to nature reserve and sea wall - 5 min drive to Haverigg beach - 10 min drive to Silecroft beach - 30 min drive to Coniston - 50 min to Ambleside

Spacious terrace house with 4 floors located close to beaches, nature reserve, cafes, restaurants and the Lake District. The bedrooms are big comfortable and clean. The main bathroom with free standing bathtub, rainfall shower and twin basins. The second bathroom is part of the utility and only has a toilet and sink. Kitchen is brand new fully fitted and has all the essentials you’ll need. Dining room is joined to the kitchen in an open plan space with a wood burner to top things off.

Millom is a small quiet town close to multiple beaches and on the door step to the Lake District and all the great national trust sights.

A charming holiday cottage with large conservatory, adjacent to the owner’s house in the seaside village of Silecroft. Ground Floor: Open plan living space. Living area: With electric wood burner, Freesat TV, DVD player and single sofa bed (for flexible sleeping arrangements). Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Utility room: With washing machine. Conservatory. Separate toilet. First Floor: Bedroom: With double bed and en-suite with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Garage parking for 1 car; additional on road parking. No smoking.. A charming holiday cottage with large conservatory, adjacent to the owner’s house in the seaside village of Silecroft. This former granary looks out onto pretty gardens and provides a perfect holiday base on the western fringe of the Lake District. Within a mile of a beach, golf course and pony trekking, there are coastal and hill walks from the door. Many visitor attractions in the area such as the South Lakes Wild Animal Park at Dalton, Aquarium of the Lakes at Newby Bridge and Muncaster Castle and Gardens. No visit to Cobbler’s Cottage would be complete without a ride on the famous Ravenglass and Eskdale miniature railways, 9 miles. Here you can hop on board and travel through the stunning Cumbrian countryside, at the foot of England’s highest mountain. Shops and restaurant 3 miles, pub 200 yards. Free WiFi

The Pavilion Guest house s situated on the fringe of the Lake District National Park and 1.2 miles from the Cumbrian

A private bathroom and TV are a feature in this room. A hairdryer and tea / coffee making facilities are also included. Shower, TV, iron, free toiletries, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen Tv.

The Pavilion Guest house s situated on the fringe of the Lake District National Park and 1.2 miles from the Cumbrian

Set in the fabulous Woodland valley close to Coniston. We now offer a discount for stays of 3 nights or more. Stable croft Cottage is the perfect place to relax, & explore the Lake District National Park . With 1 double bedroom, bathroom, a comfortable living room & a fully equipped kitchen. Stuart & Lynda live next door and are happy to help with any queries. We look forward to welcoming you. Please note that we only accept two guests which includes children to stay at Stablecroft Cottage.

Stable croft is 1 of 5 beautiful dwellings at Ringhouse Cottages. It has a double bedrooms and bathroom. It has a living room with sofa, free wi fi, dvd player, Free SAT TV. The kitchen/diner is well equipped with fridge/freezer, microwave, gas hob & oven. There is a private seating area outside, the perfect place to relax and unwind..

in the centre of our picturesque, SW Lakes market town.. Perfect for walking, cycling, exploring & relaxing. Ideal base for touring main Lakes attractions (ideally with own transport as public transport links are poor), lovely to return to calm after day trips out and about. Pubs, restaurant, cafes short walking distances.

3 guest bedrooms in our 6 bedroom home, in the heart of our historic market town, comprises of cozy rooms downstairs. On the first floor, are 2 double bedrooms (+a cot if needed in the larger double) and a king-size +single +extra Zbed and/or cot). Both sitting rooms have real fires. Our dining room can seat 8-10. This means we can comfortably accommodate a group booking of 7/8 (at a specially reduced rate. (Up to 9 if the cot is in room 2).We are ideally suited to family groups with children, we are a very child friendly household! But also great for couples too, or a smaller group. Hairdryers are in 2 rooms, but a third can be made available! All bedrooms have Freeview TV & DVD and also tea/coffee facilities. Free parking in The Square.

Situated within England's largest, famous, Lake District National Park, Broughton in Furness has a lovely friendly atmosphere and is quite cosmopolitan. Many people are frequent return visitors to our popular town We are surrounded by picturesque scenery, with lots of lovely walking and cycling, if you don't mind hills! We have super pubs, shops, cafés and more (please do take the time to look at the guidebook pegs for all local amenity details!). With your own transport, you can be in the main hub of tourist areas in 20- 40 mins ( longer for the more northern lakes)

Set in a scenic and tranquil location with dynamic, panoramic views to Coniston Old Man, Cumberland Betty is a beautiful shepherd’s hut for two.. 5 steps to entrance. All on the ground floor: Open plan living space: With wooden floor. Living area: With 21" digital TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With wood burning oven, electric hob, microwave/oven/grill combi and fridge. Bedroom area: With double bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.. Electricity, bed linen, towels and logs for wood burning oven included. Small courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a spring.. Overlooking the Duddon Estuary, Cumberland Betty is the perfect springboard to enjoy the Lake District and its surrounds. This property occupies an ideal spot on the edge of the village of Askham. The views to Coniston Old Man are to die for, so sit back and relax with your favourite tipple in hand, and watch the sun set over the water. This classic shepherd’s hut is on a working farm, so holidaymakers can experience the true countryside lifestyle. Fishing nearby. Beach ¾. Shop and pub ¾ mile, restaurant 4 miles.

Brocklebank is a modern architect designed beach chalet looking directly onto Silecroft's safe sandy beach with stunning views of the Irish Sea and mesmerizing sunsets. Black Combe forms the backdrop, part of the Cumbria Lakeland Fells . Relax in total tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of daily life in this thoughtfully and tastefully designed beach chalet.

There is a double bedroom and an open plan living room / kitchen space. Bedroom -Sleep in the warmth off the comfortable kingsize bed, with the patio doors closed or open you can watch the sea crashing and rolling in towards you ! There is plenty of space to hang your clothes and storage baskets under the bed for folded clothes. Living Area - Large Bi fold doors open up onto the expansive decking area to admire the majestic surroundings and gorgeous sunsets. There is a kitchen table with 2 benches which can double up as coffee tables. There is also a wall mounted TV with Freeview. A large comfortable sofa and chair which both can be adapted into sofa beds at night if required.The centre piece is a real log burner fire, perfect for those cosy winter evenings. Shower Room - A large modern shower room with locally sourced ceramic tiles. Fluffy white towels are provided, not beach towels though. A chrome heated towel rail for warming up those soft towels on a chilly day. There is a storage cupboard under the sink for your toiletries and a gorgeous large authentic real driftwood mirror. Kitchen - There is a modern galley style fully equipped kitchen with everything you could possibly need - slimline dishwasher, eye level microwave, single oven with grill, undercounter refrigerator with freezer box compartment and a Washing Machine/Tumble dryer. In addition there is a clothes airer in the storage cupboard which is also a convenient space for coats, shoes and boots. External - Brocklebank boasts two patio doors ; one being a fully extending bi fold door opening the whole beach chalet living area up onto the large decking and grassed lawn area, which brings the “Outside Inside". There is a comfortable 6 piece patio furniture set and barbeque set available to enjoy all year through. Watch in peaceful tranquility, the glittery starry formations from inside or outside the chalet. You may spot a shooting star!

Silecroft's glorious beach attracts all year round visitors to its unspoilt endless safe sandy beach. The beach features on the opening credits of Countryfile in a clip of horses galloping through the surf at low tide. Black Combe is the mountain which forms the backdrop for our idyllic, unique romantic getaway spot. A bracing 2-hour climb up Black Combe is rewarded with far reaching views as far as Wales, Scotland and the Isle of Man. Silecroft Golf Club is 1 mins walk along the road from Brocklebank. Visitors are welcome for payment of a small green fee via the honesty box! They now also offer footgolf at the club. Explore the nearby Duddon Valley, Muncaster Castle with its famous Owls sanctuary or perhaps the Ravensglass to Eskdale small gauge steam railway know locally as “The Ratty ". Whether you want a relaxing/romantic getaway break or an active break, walking, mountain climbing, swimming,rock pooling,sea surfing, sand surfing, golfing or horse riding - Silecroft offers it all.

Orchard Cottage is secluded and set in open countryside adjoining the owners' home. Beyond the cottage garden, the property enjoys panoramic views of the local countryside and the distant Lakeland fells.

The pine kitchen leads into a light and spacious living area with pine ceilings and maple floors. A feature fireplace made with local green slate houses a wood-burning stove: ideal for those cosy nights by the fire. At the other end of the cottage is the dining area, where meals can be enjoyed overlooking the apple orchard and views. The double bedroom opens onto the wooden sun deck, complete with garden furniture, which looks out across the property's private field. With a double bed the cottage is ideally suited for a couple. However, there is a sofa bed which could accommodate a second person or a child. The property includes a small wet room 4' wide x 3' deep, with toilet, shower, and small wash basin. Please see our photographs to appreciate the layout and proportions and do not hesitate to send us an email if you have any questions. Orchard Cottage offers free WiFi. Linen is provided as are hand towels and tea towels; we ask that you bring your own bath towels. Logs for the fire are provided for the first day, thereafter may be brought from local shops or garages or from the owner. The cottage is heated by radiators. Laundry facilities are available should you require. 'We loved the sunny mornings in the cottage and the cosy nights by the fire! You made us feel among friends and we looked forward to returning each evening after the days adventures. You've created a very special environment to which we will certainly return.' Mr Sigmund, New Jersey, USA

There are lovely walks in the local area and not far away are Coniston Water and Lake Windermere. Furness Abbey, a lovely ruin, is a few miles away and well worth a visit also a Buddhist Temple on the coast road which is the main Buddhist Centre for Britain. Many tea rooms in the local area and good eating places

A smart attached bungalow set in a quiet private road, surrounded by wooded gardens with a spacious interior. Three living rooms, a modern kitchen and bathroom. Within easy walking distance of Furness Abbey, or visit the many local beaches, Zoo or Dock Museum. Perfect for Executives or managers visiting the area for work.

Private parking and use of a shared front and rear garden.

This is a private residential road where all the neighbours know each other.

Fantastic seaside location and great views from this spacious three storey holiday cottage. Walks along the coast and to the top of Black Combe are a must. . Ground Floor: Sitting room: With Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet. Open-tread stairs to... First Floor: Open plan living space. Living area: With electric fire, 40" Freeview TV, DVD player, CD player and selection of books and games. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and patio doors leading to balcony. Open-tread stairs to... Second Floor: Bedroom 2: With double bed, Z-bed (on request) and en-suite with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Enclosed courtyard with garden furniture. Balcony. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are steps that lead down to the river frontage in the grounds.. A superb seaside location, this spacious, three storey terraced holiday cottage with balcony, overlooks the river, sand dunes and sea with 3 miles of sandy beach. The small town of Millom is half an hours walk or can be reached by a slightly longer coastal stroll via the RSPB Bird Reserve. The views from the top of Black Combe are breathtaking, well worth the climb. Coniston Water, 16 miles and the western Lakeland Fells a short drive away. Fishing and water skiing in Haverigg. Shops and pub 100 yards.

Our Home Nobby Cottage is in the Quiet Seaside Undiscovered Village of Askam. Miles of Sand Dunes on quiet Dog Friendly beaches are on your doorstep.Lovely views and walks. The stunning Duddon Estuary is a World Heritage Site and the Western Lake District is home to the popular tourist attractions of" lal ratty" at Ravenglass , Muncaster Castle , Englands highest mountain Scafell and Wastwater the deepest lake. South Lakes Safari Zoo is 10 minute drive. Dunnerholme Golf Club is in the village.

Nobby Cottage has lovely views from the lounge and main bedroom towards the Lake District Fells. Free dedicated parking is available at the rear of the property for 1 car.Additional free parking is on street at the front. Nobby is a mid terrace former mining cottage located in a quiet cul de sac with the sand dunes, beach,natural harbour, pier and lifeboat station all just a couple of minutes walk away. Pet friendly 2 well behaved pets allowed.Please bring your own pet bedding/towels etc pets are not allowed on the beds .There is space for dog crates in the lounge and dining room . Outside seating on adjacent small enclosed " cockleshell" garden. Smart TV. Wi Fi. 1 flight of stairs, downstairs bathroom with bath and shower, second bedroom has 3 foot bunk beds, cosy lounge with leather sofas in front of the lovely Inglenook Fireplace, record player and selection of records. Separate dining room , books , games and puzzles for guest use . Well equipped kitchen. 5 minute walk to Pollys Fish and Chip Shop, Chinese Takeaway , Bakery ,Off License , Post Office and Indian Restaurant.10 minute walk to 2 local Pubs , Coop and the Railway Station for the very scenic West Coast Trainline. Childrens Playground,play areas , picnic area, viewpoint and cliff walk nearby.

Between the mountains and the sea Askam has a lovely location. The choice is yours head inland to explore the fells and lakes of the Lake District , Take a picnic and walk for miles on virtually deserted beaches or leave the car and take a trip on the picturesque West Coast Trainline.

Haystacks at Underhill has a tranquil setting combined with superb views of the Duddon Valley. Wonderful walking at all levels, mountain biking, dog friendly, good wifi, very peaceful.

Haystacks at Underhill is nestled in the Duddon Valley overlooking Coniston and the surrounding peninsula. This area is definitely one of the Lake District's hidden gems. The original farmhouse was built in the 16th Century and has been updated to make your stay snug and cozy. The Flat is located on the second floor, with its own deck to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Duddon. The double bedroom is spacious with wardrobe and draws with ensuite. The bathroom with bath and 'shower over' is well appointed. The sitting/dining room and kitchen lie beyond. The sitting room has a comfortable sofa and chair, tv/dvd, and a alfresco dining area looking out into the valley. The kitchen is well-equipped with stove, fridge, freezer dishwasher and microwave.

The flat is located at The Hill between Broughton and Millom. Situated on the edge of England's largest, famous, Lake District National Park, we have have a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. Many people are frequent return visitors to our area. We are surrounded by picturesque scenery, with lots of lovely walking and cycling, if you don't mind hills and lakes! We have super pubs, shops, cafés and more.

Cosy two bed ground floor apartment on the edge of the Lake District National Park, with all the stunning scenery that you would expect. Nestling between the fells and the sea. Close to both public transport and road links. Can comfortably accommodate up to four people. Millom is a small town with a railway station, two supermarkets, restaurants, and takeaways within walking distance. You'll have the place to yourself, and the reassurance of a local owner being within 30 minutes drive if needed.

The apartment isn't listed for children 0-2yrs because we don't provide cot nor highchair, and the plug sockets do not have child covers. You are welcome to book anyway and bring your own if you are happy with the above. The kitchen in the apartment is fully equipped and includes a full size dishwasher. There is a 43" flat screen TV linked up to the fibre broadband. Unusually for somewhere so rural, you could plan your holiday to leave the car at home and do everything by train (and bus). We have listed loads of places that you can get to using public transport - the railway station is just across the road ...

Here is a selection of a few of the many things that you can do while based in Millom: Within walking distance Restaurants - Indian / Italian / English Cafes – Bridge Cafe / Trackside Cafe / Herdwicks Takeaway - Fish & Chips / Indian / Chinese / Pizza, chicken, kebabs etc. Pubs etc. - Bear on the Square / Devonshire Arms / Ski Bar Gift shops Millom Discovery Centre Hodbarrow Nature Reserve. Duddon Estuary Watersports at Haverigg Marina Village Walking, Hiking, Climbing etc. Within 30mins drive (* signifies public transport if you don't want to drive) * Ravenglass & Eskdale Steam Railway. From Ravenglass travel into the heart of stunning Eskdale without having to take the car. Walks for all abilities. Four pubs within the valley. * Ravenglass village – scenic former Roman port, Roman bath house, Pubs, Restuarants * Horse & Husky – husky sledding and more (right next to Bootle Station) * Spindle Craft at Drigg Station – The Victoria pub is next door. Lakeside & Haverthwaite Steam Railway. * Muncaster Castle (fifteen minute walk from Ravenglass Railway Station) Lakeland Motor Museum South Lakes Safari Zoo Brockwood Hall – swimming pool, sauna, bar & restaurant * Beautiful sandy beach at Silecroft * Murthwaite Green Beach Horse riding at Silecroft Cumbrian Heavy Horses (riding) * Broughton in Furness – historic market town (20mins walk from Foxfield Station) * Prince of Wales pub at Foxfield – famous for it's craft ales Coniston Water – Bluebird Cafe, Coniston Boating Centre, Gondola Steam Yacht * The Byre at Bootle – Rural cafe, cream teas etc. (20mins walk from Bootle Station) Santon Bridge Woodland Tea Room & Gift Shop * Ulverston – historic market town, theatre, cinema Within 1hr drive (* signifies public transport if you don't want to drive) Wastwater – England's deepest lake Scafell Pike – England's highest mountain * Whitehaven – historic Georgian harbour town – more grade II listed buildings than Bath! - museums, The Beacon, The Rum Story, Swimming Pool Hardknott & Wrynose Passes and Hardknott Roman Fort Lakes Aquarium, Newby Bridge * Morecambe Bay * Grange over Sands * Arnside * Windermere & Bowness * Kendal – former county town of Westmoreland * Egremont – market town – Crab Fair & Gurning competition in September 2020 * Barrow in Furness – Dock Museum, Cinema, Restuarants, Shopping, LaserQuest Hawkshead Beatrix Potter's house at Hilltop Grizedale Forest Fellfoot on Windermere Levens Hall Holker Hall Stott Park Bobbin Mill Cockermouth – market town, restuarants, Wordsworth's House Brantwood House (Coniston) Bank Ground Farm tea room (Coniston) – The original Holly Howe in Swallows & Amazons Further afield (* signifies public transport if you don't want to drive) * Lancaster * Carlisle * Keswick and Derwentwater (Train to Workington then X5 bus) Ambleside * Maryport Aquarium

Comfortable character cottage in a quiet corner of the Lake District National Park. Located in the small market town of Broughton-in-Furness, Low Nook is just around the corner from three local pubs, a bakery, green grocer and butcher. A perfect place to relax after walking the fells in the surrounding Duddon Valley or a day spent wandering along the sandy wind swept beaches of west Cumbria. Low Nook has been lovingly restored to provide all of the essentials for a simple and peaceful holiday.

The cottage dates back to the early 1800’s and there are very few straight walls and even steps. As such Low Nook is aptly named, so if you are tall you may have to watch your head in places. Full disclosure: This is also why we have a freestanding bath, with a shower attachment and plenty of hot water on demand to ensure you can have a good relaxing soak instead of a stand up shower! For those chilly times of year there is a ‘wood burning’ stove in the living space, this is actually run on natural gas and there is no need to bring logs/coal etc. It is extremely cosy in the winter. There is a TV in the living room which you can access internet/catch up programmes through (ie. Netflix, BBC iPlayer, ITV, Channel 4, My5, Freeview Player). If you would like to use your own device please bring an HDMI/USB cable to connect to the screen.

Broughton-in-Furness is a beautiful village located in the southwest of the Lake District National Park, this means that it is a little pocket of 'traditional' Lake District tucked away from the busier spots! Though the tourist towns of Coniston, Ambleside, Grasmere and Bowness-on-Windermere are still available within a 30-40 minute drive of the cottage. Closer to Broughton you will find beautiful beaches at Askam and Silecroft, Dunnerholm and Eskdale Golf Courses, visitor attractions at Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass Railway and access to the quieter fells of the Duddon, Dunnerdale & Esk Valleys. Right on the door step you will find lots of local history, as Broughton-in-Furness dates back to the 11th century. For example, the oldest building is thought to be St. Mary's Church, first built in Saxon times. In slightly more recent history, the old railway to Coniston closed in back in 1958. This has left us with fantastic miles without stiles route up to the picturesque Woodland Valley. The first 2 km have been improved and the track has a compacted surface, fabulous for a morning run or relaxing stroll.

We live in the same village as the cottage so will be available if there are any problems or if you just need information on local area. The cottage has a private south facing garden 40 metres away with off road parking for 2 vehicles. Soutergate is 1 of 3 small hamlets in Kirkby which has 2 pubs a post office a small cafe plus the train station and bus stops also childrens play area all within walking distance from the cottage. (Guests have full control of the heating).

Our holiday cottage has many original features ,beams in downstairs rooms ,wooden floors throughout the cottage , wood burning stove in the lounge ,new fitted kitchen with Belfast sink and solid oak work tops , en suite to the main bedroom with shower and roll top bath in the main bathroom .We have recently completed the cottage which has taken longer than we had planned but im sure you will love it as much as we do .

This is a light, bright, airy space. A quiet getaway for you to enjoy with friends, or a peaceful place to come home to after a day at work. Freeview tv and WiFi access. There is a leisure centre at the end of the street for a pool and fitness. The little town centre is just a 2 minute walk, less than ten minutes to the station, and five to a bus stop. We live nearby and will be on hand to help with anything you need, and can be flexible about check in/out times. Enjoy your stay!

Dalton-in-Furness is the Ancient Capital of Furness. It's history dates back to medieval times when Furness Abbey was at it's peak and Dalton served as it's administrative center. The town benefits from its close proximity to Ulverston, birth place of Stan Laurel (GlaxoSmithKline, Siemens & Low Mill Business Park), Barrow-in-Furness (BAE Systems, DONG Energy) and of course The English Lake District. The South Lakes Safari Zoo is situated just on the outskirts of the town. The town is served by some great restaurants and traditional pubs serving local ales. However if you just want to relax and order a takeaway, the tandoori at the end of our road is a must. The local supermarket is well stocked with most well known brands. The local doctors surgery is Market Street Medical Practice. Contact: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)

If you want some well earned rest and relaxation in a picture postcard village, Combe Cottage makes an excellent choice. Within touching distance is The Miners Arms - good food, good beer and good local hospitality on the doorstep. The railway station is very handy for a train ride up the west coast or for shopping in Carlisle. A short scenic amble away will see you arrive at Silecroft beach - miles of sandy beach, a beautiful ocean with waves crashing on the shore, and a fabulous beach café.

Combe Cottage is in the shadow of the great Black Combe which is just short of a mountain, and is the best place in the UK to see all five kingdoms - England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and The Isle of Man. It's very popular locally and quite demanding at times. You may see four seasons in one day as you walk to the summit. You can walk and bike around the coast for 20 miles – there is a secure storage space available at Combe Cottage. There are also two mountain bikes available for guest use which you will find already in the secure storage space to the side of the cottage. A lovely rural setting – Combe Cottage, nestled snuggly within this small and friendly village results in a welcoming, cosy spot, very comfortably furnished and providing a great base to explore farther afield or simply enjoy what there is to do - which is plenty - on the doorstep.

Combe Cottage is situated in a very attractive small village, with the local pub a minutes walk away, the railway station very handy, a short and scenic stroll takes you to a fabulous beach where you will find miles of sandy beach to walk on and a lovely beach cafe's home cooked food to sample.

The Pavilion Guest house s situated on the fringe of the Lake District National Park and 1.2 miles from the Cumbrian

A private bathroom and a TV are featured in this room. A hairdryer and tea / coffee making facilities are also included. Shower, free toiletries.DVD player, ironing facilities, sockets by the bed, electric kettle,free Wi-Fi. Towels provided

The Pavilion Guest house s situated on the fringe of the Lake District National Park and 1.2 miles from the Cumbrian

Traditional mixed with newly renovated modern, the result is a fab, cosy spot - enjoy the views, explore farther afield or enjoy what there is to do on the doorstep. Stunning views of the landscape in every direction. Located around a mile down a narrow road to the farm, the cottage sits in sublime peace and quiet.

A heavenly retreat for couples be it for a beach holiday, a walking holiday, a romantic getaway, or to celebrate a special occasion - Stable Cottage will exceed expectations.

Stable Cottage in Silecroft, on the western coast of Cumbrian has stunning views of the landscape in every direction, and situated as it is, a real panoramic vista is there in front of you all the time - and yet, very little in the way of people. Located about a mile down a narrow road to the farm, most people would probably never think to make the turning, and so the cottage sits in its own surrounding splendour, in sublime peace and quiet. Stable Cottage, easily accessible, and yet a world away from it all. We really do think this cottage is going to be a favourite of couples, and there are also good pubs available within walking distance where you can enjoy a good meal at a reasonable price.

- Quiet and safe town - Great views of Black Combe and out to the estuary - Free parking - Fully equipped new kitchen - 20 min walk to nature reserve and sea wall - 5 min drive to Haverigg beach - 10 min drive to Silecroft beach - 30 min drive to Coniston - 50 min to Ambleside

Spacious terrace house with 4 floors located close to beaches, nature reserve, cafes, restaurants and the Lake District. The bedrooms are big comfortable and clean. The main bathroom with free standing bathtub, rainfall shower and twin basins. The second bathroom is part of the utility and only has a toilet and sink. Kitchen is brand new fully fitted and has all the essentials you’ll need. Dining room is joined to the kitchen in an open plan space with a wood burner to top things off.

Millom is a small quiet town close to multiple beaches and on the door step to the Lake District and all the great national trust sights.

Just 20 yards from the beach, this holiday property is centrally located close to amenities and attractions.. Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with wooden floor. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. . Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Freeview TV. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Patio with furniture. Parking (1 car). Welcome pack. No smoking. NB: Seafront location. . For those who are looking for a holiday full of activity or simply wanting to relax on the beach, then this is the ideal holiday property for you. With views across the bay from the living room, Haverings is in an ideal location and is the perfect springboard for visiting the Lake District and the many fells in and around Cumbria. Muncaster Castle is just 15 miles away. From here you can take the La’al Ratty Miniature Railway and travel for seven miles up to the village of Boot, not far from Wrynose Pass. After a busy day, you can sit outside on the patio with your favourite tipple and relax taking in the fantastic view of the bay at sunset. Beach 20 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 175 yards.