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"The Barn" A perfect couples retreat!! ( HOTTUB )

This hidden gem provides a couples retreat with use of private hot-tub. Offering peace and tranquillity in a spacious modern setting. The Barn and adjoining house are over 300 years old the property being a former Gincase We are located in a small hamlet yet close to the local ammenities found in Cockermouth, Carlisle and the Harbour Town of Maryport, ideal for exploring the Solway Firth with views over to Scotland with its beautiful sandy beaches or perfect for visiting the Lakes and Fells.

"The Cottage" in a Georgian house

Dating from around 1760, Derwent Bank is an attractive Georgian family house in the village of Great Broughton, Cumbria. "The Cottage" part of the house has a spacious, well-equipped kitchen with use of the front garden and verandah, Wifi, 3 large bedrooms, bathroom, dining room and a TV lounge with NetFlix & Amazon Prime. The property is approached via a driveway with parking at the rear. "The Hayloft" sleeping two with ensuite can also be booked if required. Access available from the cottage.

Relaxing rural retreat

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Self catering annex attached to Bungalow, comprising of newly converted double bedroom with en-suite. Lounge with TV, overlooking fields/mountains. Lobby. Utility area, with microwave, kettle/toaster/ fridge/air fryer.Own access. Great for hiking, cycling, kayaking, 1 min walk to village shop/Take away. 30 min to Buttermere/ Loweswater/Crummock 8 mins to Market town of Cockermouth 7 mins to Solway coast AONB 30 mins to Market town of Keswick

Suni’s Lodge, comfortable 2 bedroom retreat.

We would like to welcome you to our comfortable pet friendly accommodation in the heart of West Cumbria a short distance from Keswick , Penrith and Carlisle. We are situated on the edge of a small community village which boasts a local pub and only a 5 minute drive to the local town with amenities to include shops, cafes and take aways together with a train station. A perfect base for walkers and sightseeing. 2 or more by agreement off road parking spaces are readily available. .

Gote Road - Explore the Lake District 8

Newly renovated two bedroom house. Two double bedrooms, bathroom with shower over bath, central heating, coffee machine, dishwasher, smart 4k TV, secluded parking off street for one car or two motorcycles. 5 minute walk to Cockermouth town centre. Beautiful market town with bus services into the Lake District. Great selection of pubs and restaurants. 5 minute drive to the Lake District. World famous for walking, cycling, mountain biking, watersports and many other activities.

Toddell Barn

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.

Cosy Cottage on the edge of the Lake District

Pump Square is a charming two bedroom cottage. Situated on the edge of the Lake District in the village of Little Broughton, just 3 miles from Cockermouth and a 20min drive to Keswick. Nestled between the Lake District’s fells and miles of beautiful coastline, offering the perfect base to explore some of England’s best-loved landscapes.

Rosehill Cottage

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.

Dora’s Cottage

Dora's Cottage is a tastefully renovated 17th Century barn conversion into small cottages. Just a few hundred yards away there are spectacular views across the Solway Bay to Scotland. The cottage is ideally located for discovering the Lake District world Heritage site or walking along Allenby's famous sandy beach.