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The stone exterior of Weavers Cottage is framed by lush greenery and colorful wildflowers, showcasing the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. The building features large windows that allow natural light to illuminate the interior, complemented by a rustic charm.
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4.94 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

Weavers Cottage, Hartsop-stunning location

Weavers Cottage is a detached 17th century stone built barn at the head of the Ullswater valley in the central Lakes. The views are stunning with panoramic views of lakeland fells and over Brotherswater. The place is pet friendly and perfect for guests who love the outdoors. Classic walks straight from the door and secure storage available for mountain bikes and canoes. After a day in the fells, toast your toes by the wood burning stove or enjoy the sunshine in the private south facing garden.

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A pathway lined with blooming purple flowers leads to a charming white cottage partially obscured by greenery. The cottage features multiple windows, allowing natural light to brighten the space. A wooden lattice fence adds a touch of character to the tranquil garden setting.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Lakeland cottage in Dockray by Ullswater & Keswick

Knotts View is located in the centre of Dockray village, in the quieter rural Matterdale valley, high above Ullswater. The local pub is just across the road with it's large garden. Footpaths head off in all directions, offering both high & low level walking. Great place for wildlife, star gazing, or you can just put your feet up:) Delightful enclosed garden & summer house, secure storage for bikes in the stone shed, & free gated parking. 10% off 7nights out of season, 10% off 14nights summer.

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A charming stone cottage is illuminated by warm light from a window, creating a welcoming glow. The night sky above is dotted with stars, complemented by subtle hints of aurora borealis. A wooden fence frames the outdoor space, enhancing the property's rustic appeal.
Cottage
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

North View Barn

Nord Vue Barn is conveniently situated in the Lakeland village of Penruddock, which benefits from very easy access to the M6. The property was an 18th Century barn which the owners converted to an extremely spacious holiday cottage, with the best of traditional and modern features. It is ideally situated for fell walking, running, mountain biking, stand up paddle boarding and other mountain and lake activities. The cottage encourages a hygge-style approach to cosiness, relaxation and wellbeing.

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The exterior of Tongue Cottage features a welcoming stone facade surrounded by lush greenery. A slate-paved patio sets the stage for outdoor relaxation, complete with a wrought iron table and chairs. The picturesque landscape includes stone walls and a view of the surrounding fields.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Luxury Lake District cottage for two

Tongue Cottage is a delightful one bedroomed property in Watermillock. An area of outstanding natural beauty within the Lake District National Park, only a mile from Ullswater. It provides a unique location for walking, honeymoons, or romantic getaways and is perfect for that special anniversary, birthday or simply for those just wanting to relax. Located next to the owners’ home, but still maintaining solitude and privacy, the cottage is surrounded by open fields and is a haven for wildlife.

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The old miller's cottage is nestled among lush greenery, with stone walls partially visible through the surrounding trees. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a warm glow over the structure, emphasizing the tranquil setting of the Northern Lake District.
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4.92 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

The Cottage at 15th century Sparket Mill

This is the old miller’s cottage of a 15th century mill, situated in secluded part of the Northern Lake District National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site. Stay in a unique one bedroom apartment , with its own private entrance, bedroom upstairs with a kingsize bed. There is a downstairs lounge and en-suite. Situated on the corner of a river, surrounded by wildlife and wildflower meadows, only 5 minutes from the shores of Ullswater and 15 from the mountain ranges of Helvellyn and Blencathra.

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A traditional stone barn conversion features weathered gray stones and a pitched slate roof. Surrounding flowerbeds display vibrant blooms, while wooden doors and windows offer rustic charm. The property is framed by a dry-stone wall and lush green vegetation, set against a clear blue sky.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Mary Meadows - Character Lakeland Barn Conversion

Mary Meadows is a traditional lakeland barn conversion located in Dockray, near Ullswater in the Lake District national park. The property offers character and charm whilst providing all the comforts of modern living. It is ideally suited for families with children, couples wishing to stay together or for one couple. There is a pub in the village serving good local food and drinks, and lots of activities in surrounding area, including low level and high mountain walks right from the doorstep.

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A charming stone lodge is set amidst lush green gardens, featuring a gravel pathway leading to the entrance. The building showcases multiple windows and a gently sloping roof, with trees providing natural shade in the background.
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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 441 reviews

Blencathra Lodge, Former Fruit Store to the Castle

If you're looking for that ideal escape to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the beautiful Lake District, then Blencathra Lodge is the perfect place to be. Only 10 minutes from the M6 Motorway, we are perfectly situated so that you can enjoy this wonderful part of the country. Set in the award winning gardens of Stafford House, itself an enchanting Grade 2 Listed "Folly" and nestling in the magnificent grounds of Greystoke Castle, your pets are more than welcome to stay with you too!

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The stone cottage is adorned with climbing flowers, showcasing a rustic charm against a backdrop of greenery. A wooden bench is placed in the front garden, which features well-maintained grass and colorful blooms. Nearby, a mountain rises under a clear blue sky.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Green Bank - near Ullswater, wonderful views

Enjoy peace, privacy and panoramic views from this 17th-century grade two listed cottage with beautiful fellside garden. Situated on the edge of Hartsop, a tiny and tranquil hamlet at the foot of Kirkstone Pass, Green Bank is a gem of a rural getaway, with stunning walks in fells - low and high level - and around lakes from the garden gate. A popular holiday let since the 1990s with many repeat visitors, Green Bank used to be managed by an agency and has relatively recently come to AirBnB.

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A spacious balcony offers two black wicker chairs positioned around a circular wooden table. A bottle of champagne and a glass are placed on the table, with a cozy blanket draped over one chair. The view includes rolling hills and trees, creating a serene backdrop.
Cottage
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Mill Moss Barn -Helvellyn-superb views-EV charger

Mill Moss Barn is a cosy country retreat located in the stunning Ullswater valley. With a traditional facade featuring local slate walls and roofing the barn dates back to 1860. Originally used to house dray horses, this fabulous barn has been tastefully converted to incorporate the traditional style of the building whilst providing a contemporary holiday home, a highlight being the large open plan space with striking glass balcony overlooking the unspoilt countryside and fells.

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The exterior of a charming stone cottage is framed by lush greenery and colorful flowering bushes. A modest gravel path leads to the black door, which is adorned with a window featuring curtains. The roof is lined with slate tiles, complementing the natural surroundings.
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4.94 out of 5 average rating, 281 reviews

Herdwick cottage - a perfect Lakeland hideaway

Entire place! Brand new detached cottage with a double or twin beds, fully equipped kitchen, space to eat. A lovely peaceful location, down a track in the heart of the lake district. Within minutes of Ullswater, Keswick, Glenridding, Pooley Bridge and Penrith. Views of Little Mell Fell and Blencathra from the garden. The garden is an acre of lawn with paths to explore. Walks from the doorstep. The perfect hideaway in the lakes. We can help with planning walks etc

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The exterior of Crook a Beck Barn is captured, showcasing its natural stone facade and wooden beams. A welcoming porch is highlighted, framed by lush greenery and gravel pathways. The backdrop of rolling hills adds to the serene environment.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews

Converted Barn, Patterdale in the Lake District

Welcome to Crook a Beck Barn, Patterdale a former Cart Barn which we lovingly restored during 2017. The Barn is located on the original coach road in the hamlet of Crook a Beck, next to the village of Patterdale, in the heart of the Lake District, in one of the most beautiful Lake District valleys. During peak season - April to the end of October, 7 nights minimum stay with a Friday changeover. Short breaks may be available so please drop us a message to ask!

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A cozy interior showcases warm wooden walls, with light filtering through large windows. A small round table is positioned in front of a door leading to the outside, accompanied by folding chairs. A decorative shelf and wall art add subtle character to the space.
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4.9 out of 5 average rating, 332 reviews

Helvellyn Hideaways - The Hut

Escape to the Lake District Mountains, a unique, tranquil getaway at the foot of Helvellyn, 2km above Ullswater, up towards Striding Edge. Mountains tower above the hut, watching over our guests these Birkhouse Moor and Sheffield Pike with views of the Angle Tarn Pikes & High Street. ,Situated on the side of the Glenridding Beck, which is perfect for morning dip. The beck can be heard both outside and in, & relaxing and therapeutic for mind, body and soul.

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Your guide to Glenridding

All About Glenridding

Glenridding is a small village tucked into the foothills of the Kirkstone Pass in the centre of the UK’s Lake District. Sitting on the edge of Ullswater Lake, it’s surrounded by rolling grassy hills, and just beyond the town towers Helvellyn, the third-tallest peak in the UK. Known for having some of the most beautiful trails and views in the district, Glenridding has become a popular stop for climbers and hikers on their way to either try their hand at scaling Helvellyn or to take a more leisurely stroll along one of the other trails in the area. The paths range in variety and difficulty, with at least one trail for every skill level.

Brothers Water, a small lake a few minutes south of Glenridding, is home to trout and the rare schelly, while Derwentwater to the west is dotted with windsurfers navigating its cluster of islands. Heritage steamboats criss-cross Ullswater, or you can hire a rowboat to make your way around the lakes, and bicycles are available if you’d like to explore the area’s many trails on two wheels. When you’re ready for a break from all the activity, there are plenty of restaurants and bars in the village where you can take it easy and enjoy a well-deserved meal and a drink.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Glenridding

The best times to secure your accommodation in Glenridding are during the summer and autumn. The summer brings long days and warm temperatures, excellent for taking a leisurely swim in the lake. Rowing boats and bicycles can also be hired from St Patrick’s Boat Landing during the summer months.

Visit in autumn, especially during early to mid-November, to discover a different side of the Lake District. The cool, crisp morning air makes for invigorating hikes, and the surrounding forests are blanketed in a mosaic of changing foliage. Autumn is also a popular time to visit to make the most of the region’s magnificent sunsets. Winter brings cold temperatures and occasionally snow, especially at the top of Helvellyn, and the trails can be quite muddy in spring, so be sure to come prepared with layers and a good pair of boots.


Top things to do in Glenridding

Lake District National Park

Around a half-hour drive away is Lake District National Park, one of the UK’s largest and oldest national parks with dramatic green peaks punctuated by glassy lakes and reservoirs. The visitor centre is a hub for outdoor activities, such as archery, mini-golf, and boating, and the park is home to the Lakeland Bird of Prey Centre and activities including the Treetop Trek, along with multiple hiking trails.

Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum

The Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum showcases Glenridding’s history as an industrial mining town, teaching visitors about the town’s former lead and copper operations. You can explore the reconstructed mine and lay eyes on excavators and other artefacts. The highlight of any trip to the museum is a ride on the reconditioned mine train, which dips into and around the quarry.

Coniston Water

Coniston Water is one of the largest lakes in the Lake District and is also host to the Old Man of Coniston, a large peak rising over the water to the northeast. Boats are easily rentable here, allowing you to explore the waters and shores while being serenaded by bird calls. Peel Island, in the southern part of the lake, makes for a great picnic location.