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A L’al hidden gem, in a L’al gem of a town!
This thoughtfully converted cottage aims to provide you with all the comforts of a loving home, but with an abundance of style that lets you know you’re being treated somewhere far away. The property is split up over three floors, with a bespoke kitchen diner on the ground floor, an open plan living room with window seats, a log burner and a modern tv for relaxing, then the top floor provides the bedroom with large en-suite style bathroom that’s quirkily decorated to offer a truly unique stay.

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

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

Beck View, a cosy apartment, Thornthwaite Keswick
Wake up to the sound of a tumbling beck and unwind in peaceful Lakeland surroundings. A modern, self-contained, dog-friendly retreat tucked away in Thornthwaite just 5 minutes from Keswick, overlooking Comb Beck. Sleeps 2 adults (with a sofa-bed for 2 more) and welcomes up to 2 dogs. Located at the foot of Whinlatter Forest, the Michelin-starred The Cottage in the Wood nearby. You can walk from your door onto the fells or relax in the garden to birdsong, waterfalls and red squirrels.

Old Oak Tree- A Stunning, Little House Experience.
This beautiful bothy, in The Lake District's Duddon Valley is a wonderful, eco-experience. Come visit Old Oak Tree, and escape the rat-race. With no phone or WiFi signal, light by solar energy, shower and eco loo outside - adding to the charm of this stunning little house, designed with escapism in mind. Everything in 1 room: kitchenette, stove for cooking and warmth. A double sofa bed. This is a fantastic off the grid experience for anybody looking for something completely different.
Pod Cottage, Howe Farm, Coniston -PEACEFUL HEAVEN!
Set overlooking Coniston Lake, Howe Farm enjoys fabulous views, privacy and convenience, being only a 5 minute stroll to the village amenities. Ideal for a peaceful "getaway from it all " break. Pod Cottage is a fully heated luxury mega pod with its own private seating area and chiminea . You can enjoy lake views both during the day and star filled evenings whilst toasting the complimentary marshmallows. Private parking is provided adjacent to the pod, along with secure bike storage.

Crag Cottage, Coniston
Crag Cottage is a picture postcard Lakeland cottage with thick stone walls and an open fire. Despite being over 250 years old, the cottage is cosy and comfortable. Nestled under the crags of the Old Man, the location is unbeatable. Walk onto the Coniston fells from the back door and into the village in 5 minutes. There is secure bike storage, great wifi and 1 parking space. Sleeping arrangements are flexible as the Super King can be split into 2 single beds. 35% discount for a week

No Eleven@The Ironworks, Lake District
Stunning Luxury 5* two bedroom Apartment situated in the historic village of Backbarrow; No Eleven@The Ironworks rests in the Lake District National Park; Free Parking 2 Allocated Spaces - Luxury Guest Toiletries; Professional Housekeeping - Hotelier Standard (all-inclusive price) Five minutes drive away to the Southern Shore of the Lakes; two outdoor balconies (riverside & woodland views) broadband&cycle storage; riverside & woodland views; Bowness Windermere short drive away.

Rusland Retreat
Rusland Retreat is on the first floor of a barn conversion nestled in an elevated position in the hamlet of Oxen Park, in the beautiful Rusland Valley. The accommodation is perfect for a luxurious romantic retreat or as a base for outdoor activities. With immediate access to walking and cycling and an abundance of wildlife. Situated within the Lake District National Park, we are an easy 10 minute drive to Coniston Water and 15 minutes to Windermere.

Lake Coniston, traditional 17th Century farmhouse
The Farmhouse is a characterful, white washed 17th century farmhouse set in a secluded 1.2 acres of woodland with private lake access (shared with two other cottages) leading to the beautiful waters of lake Coniston. Situated in an enviable spot, the cottage is an ideal place for couples, families or small groups, to come and unwind in the peaceful surroundings and explore the Lakes by foot, bike or boat.

2-bed cottage, walking distance to village & water
Use this cottage to relax after a long day hiking, mountain biking in the forest or kayaking on Coniston water. Walking distance to Coniston village, multiple places to access the water and free parking on site you will barely need to use your car. If you fancy a walk up the old man of Coniston or a trip to Tarn Hows you can access all of these places on foot. Two bedroom, one bathroom cottage.

Modern 2 Bed Barn Conversion In Great Urswick
A modern, well equipped two bedroom semi detached barn conversion set in the peaceful village of Great Urswick in South Lakes - 5 mins from the market town of Ulverston, 20 mins to the South end of Lake Windermere, 30 mins from M6 Junction 36. Hideaway offers a great base for exploring the Lake District and South Cumbria - the perfect retreat for a relaxing family getaway or romantic stay.
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When is the best time to visit Coniston?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there family-friendly house rentals in Coniston?
Coniston has more than 20 family-friendly house rentals. Amenities on the property may include high chairs, travel cribs, or strollers.
How much does it cost to stay in house rentals in Coniston?
Experience the best of Coniston with our house rentals, starting at about $90 per day, before taxes and fees. Embrace comfort and style while staying within your budget in your home away from home.
Are there pet-friendly house rentals in Coniston?
Four-legged friends are welcome in Coniston. Choose from more than 10 house rentals for guests traveling with pets.
Are there cottage rentals with a dedicated workspace in Coniston?
Yes! Work meets play with ease at over 20 cottage rentals in Coniston featuring dedicated workspaces. Stay connected and productive in your home away from home.
Do cottage rentals in Coniston have a kitchen?
Absolutely! We offer over 70 cottage rentals with a kitchen in Coniston. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.
Do cottage rentals in Coniston have wifi?
Absolutely! We offer over 70 cottage rentals with wifi in Coniston. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.
Do house rentals in Coniston have free parking?
Absolutely! We offer over 20 house rentals with free parking in Coniston. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.
What are the most popular amenities for Hotel Rentals in Coniston?
Enhance your stay in our Hotel Rentals with the most popular amenities: over 10 homes with wifi, over 10 homes with free parking, and more. Indulge in the ultimate retreat, tailored to your preferences.
All about Coniston
The small village of Coniston, situated in the shadow of the mighty fell known as The Old Man of Coniston, is at the heart of Cumbria’s Lake District National Park. Surrounding the village is a patchwork of farmland, separated by dry stone walls and occupied by the native Herdwick breed of sheep.
Many of the traditional stone houses, as well as St. Andrew’s Church, are constructed with materials from the nearby slate quarries and copper mines. The Church Beck and Yewdale Beck rivers run through the village, feeding the eight-kilometre-long Coniston Water, one of the largest lakes in the region. Many Britons remember the lake as the place where athletes broke the world water-speed record over 50 years ago, but these days athletes are less plentiful than leisure boats and canoes, as well as anglers fishing for perch, trout, and pike.
What are the top things to do in Coniston?
Ruskin Museum
Dating back to 1901, the Ruskin Museum sits in the heart of the village. It traces the history of Coniston from the Stone Age through the 20th century: its farmers, slate quarry workers, copper miners, the record breakers on Coniston Water, and other important historical figures who have had an impact on this village. The museum paddock features a model village, with the Old Man of Coniston as a backdrop.
Coniston Coppermines Trail
From the Ruskin Museum, you can head out on the nine-kilometre Coniston Coppermines Trail, which will take you through the countryside to explore this area’s industrial past. Starting along the old Coniston Railway route, you’ll discover remnants from many different copper mining sites, including a waterwheel, old mine workings, and miners’ cottages.
Tarn Hows Circular Walk
Located only 10 minutes from Coniston, Tarn Hows is an artificial lake circled by a three-kilometre walk that will lead you through woodland, either on foot or on one of the all-terrain mobility scooters the park provides. The route offers views of Langdale Pikes and Coniston Hills, with a soundtrack of birdsong and the lowing of Belted Galloway cows grazing nearby.
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Coniston holiday rentals start at £45 per night before taxes and fees

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Family-friendly holiday rentals
90 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly holiday rentals
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Rentals with dedicated workspaces
20 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wifi availability
130 of Coniston holiday rentals include wifi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Coniston rentals

4.8 Average rating
Coniston stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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