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The entrance to the cottage features a traditional dark door with a brass handle, surrounded by a charming garden. Vibrant flowers in various colors bloom along the stone exterior, adding a touch of natural beauty to the stone structure.
Cottage in Cumbria
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 414 reviews

Roses Cottage near Scafell Comfy Modern Idyllic

Character sandstone cottage with parking set in glorious countryside with unspoilt views to the fells. Secluded rear garden filled with flowers and wildlife with breathtaking views towards Wasdale to enjoy. Country charm mixed with modern decor creates a cosy home to enjoy. WiFi a fully equipped kitchen, clean modern bathroom with power shower and a comfy living room with working fireplace - all to enjoy after a day exploring Gaze at the fells from the snug window over a book, game and unwind

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The open living space features large bi-fold doors that connect to the expansive decking area. A comfortable blue sofa and chair are positioned near a cozy log burner, with stunning views of the sandy beach and the rolling waves of the sea visible through the doors.
Tiny home in Silecroft
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Brocklebank,The Lake District,Beachfront Chalet,

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. Try experiences like "Wild Outdoor Swimming", Horse Riding at Multhwaite Green in Silecroft & Cumbrian Heavy horses in Whicham.

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The log cabin exterior is framed by lush greenery and a gravel pathway. A spacious deck features outdoor seating, partially shaded by surrounding trees. The gabled roof showcases natural wood beams, enhancing the rustic charm of the structure.
Place to stay in Cumbria
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 675 reviews

Traditional Log Cabin in the Lakes

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. ( I list this cabin for 2 people but would consider allowing up to 4 guests if you contact me especially if you wanted to bring children for instance) Please note this property may not be suitable for guests with specific disabilities if a fire occurred.

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The front exterior of a traditional cottage features whitewashed walls and a fenced garden area. Two benches are positioned on the small porch, surrounded by flowering plants. The roof displays dark slate tiles, complementing the overall charm of the property.
Cottage in Irton
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 253 reviews

Cosy cottage in Eskdale sleeps 4, Great views

This traditional workers cottage in Eskdale green gives you a wonderfully cosy retreat and an ideal base for exploring. The cottage is a traditional '2 up 2 down' that has been modernised sympathetically for a cosy break away. Bedding and towels provided. Heat is provided by storage heaters and the front room has a log burning stove for a super cosy stay. There is a selection of books, maps, DVD's & children's toys. There is a smart tv and new unlimited WIFI for streaming you favourite films.

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A scenic landscape displays rolling hills and majestic snow-capped mountains, with a reflective lake nestled at the foreground. The vibrant colors of the autumn foliage contrast with the clear blue sky, creating a peaceful natural setting characteristic of the Wasdale valley.
Shepherd’s hut in Wasdale Head
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 314 reviews

Wastwater shepherd's hut with lake views.

One of two shepherd's huts located on our traditional working hill farm in the stunning Wasdale valley. The huts have everything you need to enjoy your stay in this beautiful part of the world. Wastwater shepherd's hut comes complete with a double bed, kitchen area with induction hob and a bathroom with shower. Perfect place to start numerous walks from the doorstep including many of the popular Wainwright hills such as Scafell Pike and Illgill Head. Easy access to the lake for kayaking etc.

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A spacious deck area features wooden flooring overlooking a pebble beach, with sunlight reflecting on the calm sea. Comfortable outdoor seating is arranged on the deck, offering a perfect spot to enjoy the serene coastal view.
Bungalow in Nethertown
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 293 reviews

West View Beach House - Cumbrian Coast

West view is a luxury property located directly on Nethertown beach. It is in a tranquil area with amazing sea views. It has a dog friendly beach, is great for fishing, has lots of wildlife and has the most stunning sunsets. In winter, enjoy cosy evenings with the fire lit. An ideal base for exploring the Western Lake District and Cumbrian Coast. It is surrounded by scenic walks and activities. It is close to St Bees coast to coast walk too. Please note- We no longer have a hot tub.

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A charming studio exterior is framed by colorful flower beds, featuring various plants and herbs. The entrance is highlighted by large windows and a wooden overhang, with a clear blue sky above, enhancing the inviting nature of the setting.
Tiny home in Eskdale Green
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 263 reviews

Eskbank Studio

A cosy & romantic couple getaway in the heart of the Lake-district, perfect as a peaceful escape from our busy day to day lives. Wake up to a panoramic picturesque view and immerse yourself in nature whilst still living in comfort & style. The Studio is situated in a stunning NGS garden and is near to 'The Lal' Ratty' steam train & station. With many beautiful walks at your doorstep, it's an ideal retreat whether you're a walker, photographer, artist or just want a tranquil trip away.

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A sitting area features a traditional fireplace adorned with floral tiles, complemented by a decorative mirror above it. A modern television is placed on a wooden cabinet beside a comfortable yellow sofa. Green curtains frame the window, adding a touch of color to the neutral walls.
Cottage in Eskdale
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Cosy cottage with parking

Relax at this peaceful place to stay in the Western Lake District. There are plenty of lovely walks from the doorstep. The King George pub is only a minute walk away, serving lovely home cooked food and real ale. The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, known locally as “La’al Ratty” is only a ten minute walk from the cottage. Eskdale Stores is open daily. The cottage itself has been recently renovated and has a secure garden with lovely views, ideal dogs.

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A cottage featuring a white exterior and a sloping roof is surrounded by lush greenery. Tall trees and ferns frame the property, which has large French doors that lead into the interior. A gravel drive is visible in the foreground, providing access to the entrance.
Guest suite in Rogerscale
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

Lakes home with views, gardens and river frontage

The Vale of Lorton is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas of the Lakes, ranging from the flat farmland and Gem town of Cockermouth at one end to the rugged mountains and Buttermere at the other. The tranquil setting of The Spinney, above the River Cocker, with spectacular views over to Whinlatter, is an ideal location to explore the north western Lakes. Set in two acres of mature trees, gardens and river frontage, with lots of wildlife.

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The exterior of Sunny Bank Chapel is showcased with a charming wooden facade, surrounded by mature trees and natural landscaping. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, offering scenic views of the surrounding fields and hills in the distance.
Cottage in Coniston
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Converted Chapel, lake access, pet friendly

The glorious location with unspoilt views over Coniston Water and its own private lake shore sets Sunny Bank Chapel apart as the place to stay in the Western Lake District. A complete refurbishment has converted this near-derelict 17C chapel into a stunning self-catering holiday let. Want a romantic retreat, a base for exploring the Lake District or a place to relax or work without disturbance? - this is the place for you.

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A private hot tub is positioned on a wooden deck, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear blue sky. In the background, a glamping pod is visible, complemented by outdoor seating under an umbrella, with scenic hills framing the scene.
Dome in Nether Wasdale
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 284 reviews

Low Wood Bothy (Luxury Pod & Tub) - Nether Wasdale

We proudly bring to you “Low Wood Bothy”. A brand new glamping pod privately nestled in the grounds of Low Wood Hall, close to Wastwater and Scafell, with free off road parking and exclusive use of its own private hot tub. The accomodation is for 2 adults. No Pets No parties No smoking Check in from 3pm, check out by 10am. Cooking facilities: 2 Ring Electric Hob

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The exterior of Little Swinside Cottage is shown, featuring a charming stone facade and slate roof. A driveway leads to the main entrance, flanked by lush greenery. A small terrace with table and chairs is visible, inviting outdoor relaxation.
Cottage in High Lorton
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 230 reviews

Cosy cottage with fabulous views!

Little Swinside Cottage has an idyllic hillside setting and superb views stretching from the Vale of Lorton to the Scottish mountains. Wonderful walking at all levels, mountain biking in Whinlatter, dog friendly, hot tub available, good wifi, log burner, very peaceful, Keswick 8 miles, Cockermouth 6 miles. (Weekly discount 30%)

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All about Eskdale

Located in Cumbria in the western Lake District, the remote valley of Eskdale is home to several small hamlets and villages — including Eskdale Green — but devoid of many roads or businesses. Green rolling hills and steep mountains surround the valley, creating a sense of seclusion. Winding rivers, thick woodlands, and small waterfalls provide a lush natural habitat for the red squirrels, buzzards, ospreys, golden eagles, and red deer you can frequently spot throughout the valley. Several footpaths bend alongside the River Esk, whose clear water allows you to see the stone riverbed, while the sound of the cascading waterfalls fills the air that would otherwise be nearly silent. The valley is home to several natural wonders, including Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain; Hardknott Pass, England’s steepest road; and Great Moss, the flat marshland surrounding parts of the River Esk.

What are the top things to do in Eskdale?

Stanley Ghyll Force

Stanley Ghyll Force is an 18-metre waterfall in lower Eskdale near the Dalegarth station. Surrounded by moss-covered rocks and green vegetation, it is considered one of the most majestic waterfalls in the area. A network of trails from the station or a small car park north of the falls will lead you along the River Esk, through the shade of mature trees, and over a series of narrow footbridges. The falls are even more spectacular on rainy days, but be sure to wear your waterproof shoes and gear.

Eskdale Mill

Located along Whillan Beck in the small village of Boot, Eskdale Mill is the last water-powered corn mill in the Lake District. The historic 18th-century building, restored waterwheels, milling machinery, and interactive exhibits focus on the area’s rich history. A shaded picnic area and garden provide a peaceful outdoor space to enjoy the surrounding greenery and the sound of the rushing water from Whillan Beck.

Ravenglass

The small coastal village of Ravenglass is just a 10-kilometre train ride away on the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway. What was a key Roman naval base for 300 years now features historic sites like a medieval castle and the ruins of the Roman Bath House, once part of the fort here. The village is also home to the Ravenglass Railway Museum, which focuses on the history of the local railways from 1875.

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