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We are located on the edge of the Lake District National Park, within easy driving distance of both the historic towns of Cockermouth and Keswick, and also the stunning Solway Coast.

In addition to our five fully serviced caravan pitches, we have a popular camping pod here in our pretty gardens and caravan site on the edge of the Lake District, Cumbria. Add a touch of glamping to your break away. Enjoy your holiday or short break in our camping pod, which has so many advantages over traditional camping, and is ready for you to move in to! No fighting with canvas, and plenty of mod cons to enhance your time away. All you need to bring is towels and bedding!

Just a couple of miles from Greysouthen, you will find the historic town of Cockermouth. It is famed for its large number of small independent shops selling antiques, books, speciality foods and more. It has a fantastic selection of restaurants & coffee shops, and is also home to Jennings Brewery, the Kirkgate Arts Centre and the Taste Cumbria Food Festival. A little further on the A66 (about 20 minutes' drive) you'll find the adventure Capital – Keswick. There are too many treasures to mention around the Lake District, but you are in close proximity to many of the finest lakes such as Bassenthwaite, Crummock, Loweswater, Buttermere and Derwentwater. Mountain biking is available in Whinlatter Forest (England's only true mountain forest!), as well as Go Ape. Whether you are in to walking, biking, fishing, riding, or just wandering around the area, you will find plenty to do!

This is a lovely cottage on the bank of the river Cocker, in the centre of Cockermouth. It has a good sized garden and outside seating area, lounge with wood burning stove, kitchen, 1 double bedroom, 1 single bedroom and a shower room/toilet. We have now added broadband to the cottage

The Cottage has a cosy lounge with wood burning stove, a well equipped kitchen, a double and single bedroom. The garden is accessed from a door in the lounge, down steps to a sheltered terrace area. There is a large terrace next to the river, and a large garden. The Cottage is in a quiet area, yet in the centre of Cockermouth, thee are several good restaurants, pubs, cafes and supermarkets just a short walk away.

The Cottage is close to supermarkets, shops, pubs and restaurants.

The Croft is a beautiful cottage in the heart of town, overlooking the river and a short walk from the shops, pubs, restaurants and other amenities. It is a luxurious, well equipped base from which to explore the Lake District. We welcome all visitors, their children and pets.

The cottage has been equipped to provide everything you need for a comfortable home from home including Wi-Fi, TV, books of local interest, hairdryer, dog bed and bowls, travel cot and high chair.

Cockermouth is the birthplace of William Wordsworth and his house, now run by the National Trust, is nearby. The cottage has lovely views over the River Cocker and Church to the rear. It overlooks the Bowling Green at the front. You can take a pleasant stroll along the river to Harris Park, a great place to walk the dog! The nearest supermarket is 200m away and there are many pubs selling Real Ale in the locality. Try a pint of Jennings, brewed in the town, it is highly recommended. The beautiful lakes of Buttermere, Crummock Water, Loweswater and Bassenthwaite are all just a short drive away, as is the Solway Coast.

NEW LISTING JANUARY 2018 Charming barn converted cottage dating from 1700. It is based near the quiet part of West Cumbria's Lake District. A great place for couples and we always welcome your pet. The cottage also has two step down access to a pretty patio garden with pond. The garden is shared and is quite large.

The downstairs living/kitchen/dining area is light and airy. It has patio doors onto the patio area. The bedroom is spacious. The bathroom contains a shower unit and separate bath. There is a beautiful patchwork couch which folds out to a third bed suitable for a third person in the longe area.

Our village is located 2 miles from the pretty market town of Cockermouth with a variety of shops and restaurants. This is a great place to explore the lakes of Loweswater, Crummock, and Buttermere as well as the coast and northern fells.

If you are looking to get away from it all, and enjoy some amazing views and peace and quiet, then look no further. Set in its own little corner on our 300 acre farm, the hut enjoys spectacular views from the sun rising over the fells to it setting in the Solway coast. The lack of light pollution makes it an excellent place for stargazing. Don’t let the colder months put you off, with warm fleecy bedding, and log burner, you’ll be super cosy

The hut is very simplistic; think olden days (with a present day twist). It has a comfy double bed, a table and stools for meals looking out at the fells, and a lovely wood burner for those chilly, winter evenings. A short walk across the field will bring you to our newly renovated shower block. Aptly named “The Wash House”, in olden days it was used as a place to wash the milk and butter churns, and do the laundry. Today it has toasty under floor heating, a nice hot electric shower and changing area, a sink and a washing machine, and drying racks for those waterproofs to dry out on overnight. An iron, ironing board and hair dryer are provided to get ready for a good night out in the local towns, or pubs and restaurants . Towels can be provided, or you may wish to bring your own. There is also a separate door leading into the toilet, with an additional sink. An outside tap allows you to wash off muddy gear before hanging it to dry. The hut sits in its own little fenced off area, with an outside bistro set, mains water tap, and fire basket. Perfect for sunset dining, or roasting marshmallows under the stars. Going inside the hut, you will find it cosy and well equipped with everything you should need during your stay. There's a camping stove, pans, plates, cups, glasses, cutlery, all important corkscrew and bedding is provided. There are lights and a charging station for phones and ipads which are run by the solar panel. In case of rainy nights, there is a camping toilet under the bed for convenience. Just bring your clothes and food (and wellies!)

Situated on the outskirts of the quiet, picturesque, farming village of Branthwaite. Ideally located for exploring the coast and the lakes, and within a 30 minute drive radius are the towns of Whitehaven, Workington, Maryport, Cockermouth and Keswick, lakes, fells, forests and the beach! The Wild Duck pub is a 20 minute stroll away from the hut (or a two minute drive) or the equally lovely Royal Yew pub in Dean is just over a mile away.

The cottage is over 150 years old with walls 2 foot thick but has a very modern walk-in shower room and up to date kitchen. It is spacious, warm and homely - a veritable home away from home. All the basics that you may need are provided, including kitchen equipment, bedding, towels, soap, heating, lighting and power. There is a patio garden area to the rear of the cottage and off-street parking is available to the front.

Once you book the use of the cottage is yours. It is a cottage with character....on 2 floors but with small stairs leading here and there. There is a cosy, homely feeling. With thick walls it is cool in the summer and warm in winter, although guest-controllable central heating in winter adds to the cosines.

The cottage is in the centre of the village with 2 pubs, a post office and general store and a small bakery and general store, all in easy walking distance. The pubs generally only open towards the end of the week and weekends and are drinking establishments- not for food and meals. The nearest place for meals is the Broughton Craggs Hotel or the short drive to Cockermouth, which is full of a variety of pubs, restaurants and take-aways.

A lovely bright clean and warm modern house tucked away in a quiet corner of Great Broughton near Cockermouth. Close to village shop, bakery and pub and a short drive from Cockermouth centre. Close to Keswick and perfectly situated for a restful break and exploring The Western Lake District.

Entire house to yourselves ... sleeps 4. Many great days out and sightseeing destinations just a short drive away.

Great Broughton is tucked quietly away, close to A66 and just outside of Cockermouth, which has an interesting selection of niche shops and is famous for its " William Wordsworth connection. The Tourist information Centre is located in the Library Community Hub: Telephone 01900 822634. Workington is 10 minutes drive boasting Debenhams and many well known high street stores. Keswick is 20 minutes away and is a large focal point for tourism in the area. Visit Allonby 10 minutes away on the Solway Coast for a bracing walk along the beach and a famous ice cream from the local Twentymans Store. Maryport, famous for its Roman remains is 5 minutes away and the larger town of Whitehaven is just a little further along the coast. Many famous scenic beauty spots and lakes are within a short drive (see my guide for further information).

Explore the West Lakes, Fells and coast and stay in our old coal miner's cottage. Your sunny bedroom is up the steep stairs, tucked under the eaves with a view over the slate roofs towards the Lake District Fells. All ingredients provided for a help-yourself breakfast. C2C cyclists- space for bikes. Safe parking for motorbikes. Good Bus service.

Canary Cottage is one of a short row of coal miners' cottages dating from the mid 1800's when Great Clifton was a colliery. The cobbled lane outside used to be the main way through from the fields to the farm yard for the cows. The lane now leads onto the village playing field with views over pasture and woods towards the sea. Your bedroom has free wifi and you are welcome to make drinks whenever you like in the kitchen. We do not have a TV but you are welcome to borrow from our many books if you want to spend time alone quietly.

Between mountains and coast Great Clifton is an ideal place from which to explore The Lake District National Park - only 6 miles away. The charming market towns of Cockermouth (Wordsworth House) and Keswick (market Saturday and Thursday)are easily accessible and Bassenthwaite Lake, Borrowdale and Skiddaw have walks and wildlife in abundance. The less well known coastline features historic ports and wild beaches stretching North to the Solway Firth. Or you could just take a ramble from the front door down to the peaceful banks of the River Derwent.

This is our gorgeous, ground floor, studio flat in the heart of Cockermouth. You are right on the border of the beautiful Lake District and within easy reach of any of the wonderful walks and lakes that the area has to offer. The flat itself has everything that you will need for an enjoyable stay. It has lock box entry so no need to worry about arrival times. We have supplied games, DVDs as well as WiFi and over 100 tv channels. We have a very comfy double bed and a very easy to use sofa bed.

Our flat is a modern cosy space. With everything in it that you might need

Cockermouth is a beautiful town with gorgeous award winning cafes and restaurants. The town has lots of boutique shops and a very relaxing atmosphere.

Kilndale Cottage is located within the Rural Hamlet of Mockerkin, a short drive from some amazing Lakes and only 5 miles from the picturesque market town of Cockermouth, making this an ideal base for couples and families wishing to explore the western lakes and fantastic walking or cycling right from your doorstep, our cottage offers a peaceful location with stunning views over the tarn and the fells beyond. The open coal fire makes the evenings extra cosy, making this a memorable holiday stay.

All on one level, making this cottage easily accessible for all, entrance into the hallway with large lounge/dining room ahead offering magnificent views out of a large patio window, with a balcony to sit on and enjoy a drink, the lounge also offers a open log fire making this extra cosy in the colder months. A fully fitted modern kitchen, a very spacious double bedroom with a double bed and a pull out sofa bed, ideally suited to younger children, and the bathroom with bath and over bath shower all lead off the hallway. On entrance there is a large storage cupboard ideal for storing all-weather gear, backpacks and muddy boots. Plenty of private off road parking directly outside the property. Dog are very welcome at the fee of £5 per night, per dog, payable on departure, this charge pays for the deep clean for the stay. Maximum of 2 dog per stay.

The village of Mockerkin is a lovely, friendly, quiet place, and a great base to explore the Western Lakes and Countryside, where you can experience one of the many famous Wainwrights Walks. You can find plenty of local eateries within minutes drive, offering delicious menus and award winning ales.

No. 49 Brigham Holiday Park is a beautiful static Caravan located only 5 miles from the northern Lake District.

En-suite to Master Bedroom -Toilet & Wash Basin. Shower Room - Shower, Toilet & Wash Basin. Kitchen - Gas Cooker & Hob, Fridge Freezer, Microwave, Kettle, Toaster, etc Lounge - Freeview Television WiFi is available but not included. Outside - Full decking to front & side of property with car parking. Sorry - due to site rules, no contractors or work vehicles permitted to stay. Camper vans welcome.

Brigham is a quiet village on the fringe of Cockermouth, a town that has a wealth of independently owned shops and restaurants. The lake district national park is only a stones throw away, that offers lake side walks and rolling mountains to explore.

A cosy cottage with stunning views on the edge of the Lake District. Enjoy a relaxing break, we are close to the picturesque Georgian town of Cockermouth, the National Park and the beautiful Solway Coast. An ideal base to discover the North West and Central Fells including Helvelyn and the popular Catbells in Keswick.

Decorated in traditional Lakeland hues with many original features the cottage exudes charm whilst offering guests modern conveniences including a hot shower to sooth weary limbs after a days walking. A lovely opportunity for friends to holiday away together with booking the adjacent room (Sunnyside Cottage bedroom 2).

Situated in between Brigham and Bridgefoot, rural, and peaceful villages near Cockermouth. There is a shop and a pub within walking distance.

Just a short drive from Cockermouth, this terraced cottage is within easy reach of the stunning Lake District National Park.. Ground Floor: Step to entrance. Living/dining room: With gas fire, 40" Freeview Smart TV and DVD player. Kitchen: With electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. . First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With bunk bed. Bathroom: With bath, shower attachment and toilet. . Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included.. Small enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. On road parking. No smoking.. This terraced cottage is situated in the picturesque village of Brigham on the fringe of the Lake District District National Park. You have great access to explore the western Lake District and coast, and have a handful of pubs and restaurants nearby. It offers a comfortable and well equipped property for your Cumbrian adventure. The ground floor features an open plan living/dining room with gas fire and TV, perfect to snuggle up in front of after a day of adventure. There is a small but enclosed rear garden with patio and seating area. ideal for your morning coffee and to soak up the sunshine. You have easy access to fantastic walks and cycle routes. It is a short drive to Cockermouth’s town centre where you will find an abundance of speciality shops, coffee houses, restaurants and a selection of five pubs. If you’re looking for family fun, a great day out can be had at the Lake District Wildlife Park with over 100 species of animals. If you love the Lakes, you’re in easy reach of Bassenthwaite Lake with stunning scenery and wildlife including red squirrels, buzzards and osprey. Drive south and you’ll reach Loweswater which connects to Crummock Water and Buttermere, arguably one of the most picturesque areas of Cumbria for breath-taking scenery. For a peaceful location and a lovely cottage close to the action, Sleepy Cottage is an excellent choice. Beach 11 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 1½ miles. Free WiFi

A luxurious executive cottage that once housed the village Bakery, property perfect for totally unwinding and entertaining & business travel ready too . Situated on the edge of the Lake District National Park, Bakers Cottage gives ease of access to the coast, fells and lakes and enables enjoyment of the restaurants & bars in the towns of Keswick and Cockermouth. Explore the Western Fells with its dramatic scenery or ramble by the riverside & finish off with a real ale in the village pubs.

Great couples retreat or Family & business travel ready too .

Riverside rambles, local bakery & well stocked shop & post office, four village pubs all within a few minutes walking distance & Legion with large screen TV, nearest town of Cockermouth has cusines from all around the world & host many show and festivals, with many historical attractions.

Our beautiful studio flat is at the heart of Cockermouth. We have a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower, walk in wardrobe and very comfy double bed. We can also offer a Z bed for that extra guest. This is a perfect place to access the lakes and enjoy the wonderful scenery that Cumbria has to offer. With its boutique shops and quality restaurants and bars Cockermouth will keep you busy for your whole stay. Our flat is over the road from a supermarket if you do fancy cooking for yourself.

Self contained one bedroomed apartment in a fantastic location. The property is recently renovated and in the rear garden of the hosts family home on a large secure plot with plenty of parking. A stones throw from Cockermouth Castle and just a minutes' walk to the buzzing town centre, cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as a sports centre with gym and pool. Only a 10 minute drive from the world heritage Lake District National Park which has stunning local walks and scenery. Perfect getaway.

The property is detached and in a great location, only a minutes walk from the town center, where you can have a glass of wine as well as a restaurant or cafe meal. It is a great base for visiting the North Western Lakes via bus or car. We have lots of people choosing to stay with us that are guests at wedding venues in the surrounding countryside or at our Town Hall too! Free parking is available within our private driveway and you can come and go as you please without fear of disturbing anyone. The apartment is well insulated for warmth and noise so you will get a great sleep. Although it is within minutes of the town center it is still nice and peaceful. There is a large shower and separate cosy bedroom as well as an outside dining space if the weather permits! In the open plan living space there is a large comfortable sofa to relax on and TV with DVD player and a few DVDs. The kitchenette has a microwave, gas cooker and hob, table and 2 chairs as well as fridge, crockery and utensils. You can chose to eat in, dine out or possibly prepare a picnic for any hikes you may do whilst visiting the Lakes.

A quiet residential area next to a sports centre and Cockermouth Castle. The hosts house was originally built to house local police officers but is now privately owned. It is not overlooked and is situated adjacent to Tute Hill which is on a protected conservation site due to its “Motte and bailey” style history.

Gorgeous small double bedroom in terraced house near the centre of Cockermouth. Easy walking distance to bars, restaurants and shops, free street parking, and on the right side of town for quick access to Keswick and the fells! A warm welcome, and a true home from home.

I bought this house last March, and since then have been really happy here - the place just has that really welcoming feel to it, the way some houses do. And my aim is to ensure that my guests feel relaxed and at home here too. The room isn't a hotel room - it's something better. If you are looking for a lovely cosy space, a comfy bed, a warm welcome, a powerful shower to wake you up, and a relaxing atmosphere, then my space will suit you very well! The room is fairly small, but comfortable and stylish, and there is both hanging space and storage in a chest of drawers. There is a smart TV in the room, with access to live TV, Netflix, BBC I-Player, All4 etc. The bed is of the modern platform kind, with a mattress on a low slatted base, and I use a memory foam mattress cover for your comfort. There is a blackout blind to help ensure a good night's sleep, and the house is very quiet and peaceful, with views of green space and the church spire from the bedroom window. I'm a freelance writer and artist, which means that there is a lot of art hung up around the house, and lots of books which you are welcome to dip into. I'm also a keen fellrunner, hillwalker, cyclist and swimmer, and am currently training for my Mountain Leader qualification so that I can take guests out on the fells, and I'm really happy to help out with ideas for routes or activities.

The house is in a very quiet cul de sac, and many guests have commented on how peaceful it is, and how pleasant and green the view is from the bedroom window. The house is just off the road towards Keswick, which is a twenty minute drive away. The coast is also only twenty minutes away, and has superb views across the Solway Firth to Scotland, and a sunset to die for! The nearest beach is Allonby, and slightly further afield, there is a superb coastal cliff walk from St Bees to Whitehaven. I love the outdoors, and am a keen fellrunner, hillwalker, cyclist, swimmer, and I know the Lake District and wider Cumbria very well, so please feel free to ask for recommendations. There are also a lovely range of walks and other things to do around Cockermouth itself, and I'm happy to help with ideas for both sunny and rainy day activities! The house is both very central, and also within a few minutes' walk of the start of a walk up the main local hill - the Hay - which has fantastic views of the Lakeland fells. Cockermouth itself is a fantastic small town, with lots of independent shops, cafes, real ale pubs, restaurants...Wordsworth House is in Cockermouth, and provides a fascinating insight into how William and Dorothy Wordsworth grew up, and there are also a number of small art galleries and vintage / antique shops. There is a Sainsburys, a Lidl, an Aldi and a Co-op for supplies, plus lots of independent shops (bakers, butchers, grocers, delis etc). The Kirkgate Arts Centre is thriving, and puts on a mix of theatre, music and films. Yet despite a good amount of tourism, the town also feels very 'lived in', in contrast to Keswick and many of the towns within the actual National Park. In other words, in my own biased view, it's the perfect place to both live and visit!

A quiet central location in a gem town status historic market town. Excelent restaurants within 50yrds away. Dogs welcome on application. Easy access to northern lakes, coast and Scotland. Pay and display car park near by. Owner in next door antique shop who will be available to answer any queries and help with any problems.

Set in the trendy quarter of cockermouth within spitting distance of the best bars pubs restaurants and shops. This cottage boasts 2 double bedrooms set in a quirky setting. You'll be hard pressed to find a place with more character set in the heart of Georgean cockermouth.

Come and stay in our old coal miner's cottage. Your sunny bedroom is up the steep stairs, tucked under the eaves with a view over the slate roofs towards the Lake District Fells. All ingredients provided for a full help yourself breakfast. C2C cyclists - space for bikes. Safe parking for motorbikes.

Canary Cottage is one of a short row of coal miners' cottages dating from the mid 1800's when Great Clifton was a colliery. The cobbled lane outside used to be the main way through from the fields to the farm yard for the cows. The lane now leads onto the village playing field with views over pasture and woods towards the sea. Your bedroom has free wifi and you are welcome to make drinks whenever you want downstairs. We do not have a TV but you are welcome to borrow from our many books if you want to spend time alone quietly.

Nearby - Fantastic scenery, coastal walks, historic houses, industrial heritage, C to C cycle. Set between mountains and coast the village of Great Clifton is an ideal place from which to explore everything! The Lake District National Park is only 6 miles away, and the sea side 4 miles. The charming market towns of Cockermouth (Wordsworth's birthplace) and Keswick (markets Thursday and Saturday) are easily accessible. The Northern Fells, Bassenthwaite Lake, Wild Ennerdale, Borrowdale and Skiddaw have walks and wildlife in abundance and more sheep than people. Whinlatter Forest has breathtaking mountain bike routes. The less well known coastline features historic ports of Workington, Whitehaven, (Rum Story) Maryport (Roman garrison) and wild beaches stretching North to the Solway Firth (winter waders). Nearby attractions include Maryport Aquarium, Wordsworth House NT, Lakes Distillery, Jennings Beer, Honister Slate Mine, Florence Coal Mine, and the Wool Clip at Caldbeck, Or you could just take a ramble from the front door down to the peaceful banks and footbridge over the River Derwent.

This unique little apartment is a perfect base to explore the western fells from. With fully equipped kitchen and cosy lounge you won’t want to leave.

Good for one and ideal for two there are pleasant easy walks from the apartment to get you ready to conquer the bigger climbs.

Eaglesfield is a quiet ancient village two miles from the pretty town of Cockermouth, and the National Park. Access is easy to the A66 for trips to Keswick & Penrith, or alternatively, visit the lovely lakes of Loweswater and Buttermere.

The Barn is a beautifully refurbished retreat in a quiet corner of the Lake District National Park. Built in c.1870 as part of How Farm, The Barn is a very comfortable self-contained space which sleeps two adults and two children. It has a small garden, unique open living space incorporating the kitchen and lounge, lobby, shower room and large bedroom. The Barn is in a countryside location yet gives easy access to all the North West Lakes and the lesser known but very scenic West Coast.

Finished to an extremely high standard, The Barn offers peace and tranquility with every modern convenience and is the ideal base for exploring the West Lakes throughout the changing seasons. The layout is all on one level with an open plan living area which incorporates a well equipped kitchen, large sofa and TV; a shower room; a lobby where there is a washer and dryer; and a large bedroom with a king sized bed and a double sofa bed suitable for two children. There is also a small drying area/space for outdoor gear and a lockable bike store. Though The Barn is the ideal place to recharge your batteries the beautiful market town of Cockermouth is only 3 miles drive away and Keswick is 20 minutes drive away. Both have a good variety of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. The Barn is well placed to access Buttermere, Crummock Water and Ennerdale, to name just a few of the beautiful local attractions and the stunning West Coast. There are plenty of walking, open water swimming, running and cycling opportunities virtually outside the front door. With its high standards of accommodation and superb location, The Barn is perfect for a couple and their well behaved dog(s) to explore all the delights that the Lake District has to offer, whatever the time of year.

A very scenic rural area with amazing views across to Scotland on one side and the mountains of the Lake District on the other side.

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 fells, lakes, towns and coast. In two acres of mature trees, gardens and river frontage, there’s an abundance of wildlife all year round.

The Spinney, a self-contained cottage style annexe of the main house, together form a 200 year old property built into the fellside above the River Cocker. The house was originally a painting house for a local artist. Through the stone pillars down the gravel drive, a private parking area for The Spinney is adjacent to the property. A few stone steps down to the south facing French doors is where you enter into the open plan living/dining space – the kitchen with its lovely window seat and the relaxing seating area with the original sandstone fireplace and wood burning stove. Up the stairs off the landing there’s a double bedroom with king-size bed and beautiful views across the valley. A split level bathroom and single bedroom complete the upstairs area. The gardens have colour across the seasons. In spring there are thousands of daffodils and bluebells to complement the rhododendrons and azaleas with other colourful blooms flowering throughout the year. During the day there’s invariably something going on in terms of gardening, renovation or general maintenance but we try to be discrete. Red squirrels, hares, and deer are regularly seen along with a plethora of garden birds, pheasants, buzzards, ducks and herons. Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, you can hear the birds sing, the breeze in the trees, the sheep murmuring and the river gurgling where you can fish or just sit in peaceful seclusion.

Gateway to the north western Lake District, Lorton has a village shop with excellent coffee, essentials and craft gifts. There's a pub and a thriving village hall with different activities most days. There's two all weather tennis courts and we're on a C2C route.

Light, bright, double private room, shared use of bathroom. Lovely gardens and views over the fells. Ideal for visitors working at sellafield, or for outdoor adventurers. Secure storage for bikes, kayaks etc, easily accessible, plenty of parking. Lovely local pub over the road, 10 minute walk into town, where there are some excellent restaurants and pubs. Many Lake District attractions, Jennings brewery, Wordsworth house, only 10 mins directly into the lakes and fells, Keswick 20 minutes drive.

Light,bright, double private room, shared use of bathroom. Lovely large gardens and views over the fells. Ideal for visitors working at sellafied, or for outdoor adventurers. Secure storage for bikes, kayaks etc, easily accessible, plenty of safe, free, parking. Lovely pub just over the road, 10 minute walk into town, where there are some excellent restaurants, pubs and coffee shops. Many lake District attractions, including Jennings Brewery, Wordsworth House, and only 10 minutes directly into the fells and lakes, Keswick is onlyn a 20 minute drive. I have other rooms advertised on here, and also the whole house, so combination of rooms that will sleep, from 1-7 people, message me if you can’t find the listing you might be interested in.

It is a fairly quiet neighbourhood, with easy access to the town centre, 10-15 min by foot, or a bus runs 40 metres from the house into town, and also to Keswick and surrounding areas. Only a half hour drive to Ambleside and grasmere. Many specialist shops, and excellent restaurants and coffee shops in the town.

Grey Goat House was built about 1770. In 1900 it was converted into a public house Ye Old Grey Goat Inn which was run by my wife's great uncle. The Inn ceased trading in 2012 and is now The Grey Goat House which is our home This year we refurbished the Bake House and beer shed into a self contained modern new build ground floor flat. The flat is located in the Conservation Area of Cockermouth, which is the oldest settlement in this Georgian market town and the property is Grade II listed.

The Grey Goat House is in the centre of Town close to all the shops, attractions, pubs and coffee shops

Cockermouth is a Georgian Market Town which is a gem and not as commercial and full of tourist like Keswick. The main attractions are Wordsworth House and Jennings Brewery and the old fashioned coffee shops

This is a cosy downstairs basement studio which can sleep 1 or 2 people. There is a light bedroom and sitting area with twin beds and pine furnishing. The bright ensuite shower room has towels and toiletries . There is a kitchenette area well equipped with crockery, cutlery and pans, microwave, small cooker, toaster and sink. If you prefer breakfast to be provided, you can join other guests in the breakfast room upstairs where I cook a delicious full English Breakfast £5 per person.

The flat was originally the laundry area for the house and has the old copper with fire underneath as a feature of the room. The flat is accessed down some steep stairs through the main house, so not suitable for small children or anyone with limited mobility.

Cockermouth is an attractive traditional market town and with plenty of independent shops as well as supermarkets. Wordsworth House, where the young William Wordsworth grew up, is run by the National Trust and is 5 minutes walk down the Main Street. There are regular Taste of Cumbria Food Festivals and each June the Woolfest draws many people to the town. Restaurants and cafes provide a great range of cuisines and for coffee and lunches the Wild Zucchini is very friendly and good value.

Toddell Barn forms part of our traditional Lakeland longhouse farm, built in approximately 1710. Toddell Barn sits within approximately 7 acres of agricultural land that helps attract a wide variety of wildlife. Toddell Barn is located in the hamlet of Brandlingill (2 miles south of Cockermouth) and is within the northern boundary of The Lake District National Park, categorised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017.

Toddell Barn, part of a traditional Cumbrian Longhouse is found in the quiet hamlet of Brandlingill where it looks out directly onto Mosser Fell, beautiful farmland and into the distance onto the majestic might of Skiddaw. Toddell barn has been tastefully renovated ensuring that original features such as the oak beams have been retained whilst all modern-day comforts have been added. The end product being a beautiful hidden getaway combining luxury with a piece of history. The barn is accessed by going up a short flight of stairs up to a light, fully beamed and open plan sitting and kitchen/dining area which acts as a fantastic communal area. The sitting area has a comfortable sofa that be used as a double sofa bed if need be, TV/DVD player and a dining area that looks out onto fields and fells. There are plenty of local area maps, books and board games for you to borrow during your stay. Recommendations for local walking and cycle routes as well as restaurants, cafes and inns and visitor attractions can all be found in the visitor file. The kitchen is very well equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, coffee machine plus much more. The double bedroom which is also beamed is found through the sitting area and features a comfortable pocket sprung mattress along with a generous wardrobe and dressing table with further views out onto the Vale of Lorton. A delightful shower room is attached with all modern facilities. Guests have access to a downstairs utility room where there is a washing machine (washing liquid and conditioner provided) and a drying room. Iron, ironing board, hooks for hanging outdoor coats and a warm place to dry off those muddy walking boots are all found here. Guests also have access to a private walled garden, with table and chairs which surrounded by deep well-established flower borders. From the wildlife friendly garden, you will have views out over the meadow and beyond to the fells, the meadow and woodland being home to roe deer, hares, badgers, red squirrels and a variety of birds including barn owls. Listen carefully and you`ll hear the resident woodpeckers, cuckoos and owls. You will also see free ranging hens and our beautiful Aylesbury ducks out in the field (fresh eggs are usually available). Please do not smoke or vape in the Barn. You may however smoke or vape in the walled garden where you`ll find a flower pot for those cigarette ends. Car Parking space is found adjacent to the end of the property and should you wish to bring bikes or canoes secure storage can be provided. Please do not use our neighbours` drive as a turning place; please reverse in to the designated parking space so that you can pull out forwards on to the lane and drive past the Barn and the house. We supply most of the basics you will need such as washing up liquid, shampoo and conditioner toilet rolls, towels, tea and coffee to name just a few – of course if there is anything you need us to get for your arrival then please do let us know.

Brandlingill is a hidden gem of a Lakeland hamlet that despite being off the beaten track lies in close proximity to both the busy market towns Cockermouth and Keswick. Walking is offered in all directions whether it be a river walk into Cockermouth, strolling and meandering through quiet country lanes and tracks or onto the delights of Mosser fell and beyond there is something for everyone. If one is feeling energetic one can walk to Lorton or Loweswater where one can then feast at either The Wheatsheaf or The Kirkstile Inn – said to be one of the finest pubs in the Lakes or alternatively take a dip in Crummock Water. As we are situated within easy reach of the quieter Western fells, Crummock, Loweswater and Buttermere are only a few miles away. For the more adventurous Go Ape and mountain biking is available in Whinlatter Forest, a Via Ferrata at Honister Slate Mine and boating at Derwent water. There are several Supermarkets in Cockermouth, Sainsburys, Lidl and Aldi (open 7.30 – 9 Mon to Sat and 11 – 5 on Sun) plus independent butchers, greengrocer, bakeries, fishmonger and pharmacies for any supplies you not brought with you. The nearest garage is on the A66/A5086 roundabout – but beware as it is expensive.

Large house in quiet location close to all towns My place is good for solo adventurers and business travellers.

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I have a cosy room available at the top floor of a converted shoe factory. The flat overlooks the wonderful fells. Wifi. 5 minutes walk to centre of Cockermouth and 5 minutes to great walks.

The flat is situated on the top floor of a converted shoe factory and five minutes walk to the center of Cockermouth. The east facing side of the flat overlooks the wonderful Lake District fells. Wifi, comfortable siting room, spacious open-plan kitchen for cooking and relaxing, plus a television. The flat is an ideal base to explore the West-Lake District, The Solway Coast, local towns and villages and Scotland is just an hour away.

Located in the quaint Georgian market town of Cockermouth, our charming one bedroom cottage has been lovingly restored by ourselves. Only a few miles from both the Lake District National Park and Solway Coastline, Number 60 is superbly situated for you to enjoy the beautiful scenery and plentiful activities on offer in the local area. With an abundance of cosy character features alongside modern facilities, our cottage is the perfect base whatever the reason for your visit.

The property is self contained. A complimentary welcome pack is provided for the arrival of all guests and includes fresh milk, juice and breakfast items. Tea, coffee and sugar are also provided. A guest parking permit is provided for on street parking outside the property. The property has a smart TV with free Netflix for you to enjoy during your stay. It also has wifi. We do allow guests to bring a dog with them but politely request that they are not allowed on the sofas or bedding. Please note the property does not have a garden. There is however a small field with a footpath just at the end of the street that is suitable for dogs.

Cockermouth is an attractive market town, not overwhelmed by the tourist atmosphere of nearby towns. Well known for being the birth place of famous poet William Wordsworth and also home to Jennings Brewery, Cockermouth has lots of history to offer it’s visitors. There are a large number of small independent shops, such as a butchers and fishmongers as well as supermarkets such as Sainsbury’s and Aldi all in the town. One of our favourite things about Cockermouth is the huge selection of excellent coffee shops, restaurants and pubs on offer and we are sure you will enjoy making use of them during your stay!

Our newly renovated, ground floor apartment in our georgian townhouse is located in the historic area of Kirkgate in Cockermouth. There is off road parking next to the house, private entrance and easy access to town centre, cafes, pubs as well as sports centre with gym and pool.

We love our home, dated 1761 it has lots of quirky features and no straight walls! It has been a journey of renovation and discovery that is still ongoing! We moved the Lake District 11 years ago and fell in love with the place, the town centre location is perfect for popping into town, to enjoy the numerous restaurants and very friendly pubs. We made this ground floor easily accessible small apartment for our parents to enjoy but in between we are happy to share it.

Town centre location, will find a host of excellent restaurants and old fashioned pubs on your doorstep, easy access to northern fells and lakes, or coastal walks. Nearby popular towns of Keswick, Ambleside and Grasmere are just a drive away.

Sunset view is close to great views, restaurants and dining, family-friendly activities, the beach, and nightlife. You’ll love Sunset view because of the kitchen, the cosiness, the high ceilings, the views, and the location. Our house is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with children ), big groups, and furry friends (pets).

The home has a great feel about it and you’ll love relaxing in the evenings after a days hiking or working. We have fibre broadband so you can keep in touch and freesat on the tv with lots of channels available. The bathroom has been recently renovated and you’ll love the rainfall shower or just relax in the large bath!

Close by is the Aroma cafe, open all day selling food to a very high standard. We have a local fish n chip shop and within 10 minute walk the Crown spice Indian restaurant. The local pub is the Swann which is always welcoming and everyone will say hello and make you feel at home.

Masons Farm is a smallholding, close to Keswick, Cockermouth and the Western Lake District. The barn is recently converted, with original beams and big, light rooms, underfloor heating and a woodburning stove. You will have your own access, separate kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine, and bathroom with both walk-in shower and bath. It's all on one floor, with wide doorways, so could be used with a wheelchair. The perfect place for couples, C2C cyclists and business travellers.

Little Clifton is a small village just off the A66, 12 minutes drive from Cockermouth and 25 minutes from the centre of Keswick, towns where you will find shops, pubs, restaurants, supermarkets etc; the nearest mainline rail stations are Carlisle and Penrith. We are perfectly placed for exploring the Northern and Western Lake District, and the Solway coast, whilst the central fells and tourist towns of the South Lakes can be reached within the hour. No fewer than four of the top ten walks in ITV's Britians FavouriteWalks series are easily reached from here - Hellvellyn, Cat Bells, Buttermere and Scafell Pike - together with many others of equal beauty and interest.