Above Derwent Holiday Cottages

This cottage is in the stunning location of the Newlands Valley. The elevated position of the cottage offers uninterrupted views of glorious mountain scenery including Catbells, Robinson and Blencathra. The cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms, offering comfortable and homey accommodation. Located between Braithwaite and Buttermere, the cottage is an ideal base for walkers and cyclists looking to explore this north western corner of the Lake District. There is superb walking straight from the door either on the valley floor or into the surrounding fells. Keswick is a 10-minute drive away, offering a wide selection of pubs, restaurant and shops. The local inn is well worth a visit, located on the other side of the valley and reached by a walk of just over a mile along the valley roads. The cottage is featured in the popular BBC drama, 'The A Word' as the family's home. The cottage entrance leads into the sitting room, furnished with a leather sofa and chairs, flatscreen Freesat TV and DVD player and a wood burner-effect electric fire. There is Wi-Fi internet at the cottage. From the windows there is a fabulous view of the Newlands Valley. The kitchen has recently been fully refurbished. It has a dining table and chairs, built in undercounter fridge and separate freezer, microwave and an electric double oven. There is a dishwasher. Guests have use of the utility room which has a washing machine, tumble dryer and ironing facilities. A door opens onto a small partially enclosed yard and at the rear of property. Open plan stairs lead to the first floor where there are two bedrooms, a double and a twin. The double bedroom has stunning views of the Newlands Valley whilst the twin bedroom looks to the woodland at the rear of the cottage. The shower room has a shower enclosure, WC and wash basin. Outside there is a sitting out area to the front of the cottage with flower tubs and stunning views of Newlands Valley. To the rear is a small yard and a woodland area. The owner's adjoining barn can be used for storage of bikes and outdoor equipment by prior permission. Private parking is available directly opposite the property. A welcome pack is provided. This cottage does not accept pets or children under the age of 4.

This large farm cottage is in the special location of the Newlands Valley. It benefits from an elevated position and uninterrupted views of glorious mountain scenery including Catbells, Robinson and Blencathra. The cottage sleeps six people in three bedrooms, offering comfortable and homey accommodation with a newly refurbished open-plan kitchen and dining room. The location on the Newlands Pass between Braithwaite and Buttermere is an ideal base for walkers and cyclists looking to explore this north-western corner of the Lake District. There is superb walking straight from the door either on the valley floor or into the surrounding fells. Keswick is a 10-minute drive away offering a wide selection of pubs, restaurant and shops. The local inn is well worth a visit, located on the other side of the valley and reached by a walk of just over a mile along the valley roads. There are two great pubs in Braithwaite and in ButtermereB; raithwaite also has a well-stocked village shop. This cottage is featured in the popular BBC drama, 'The A Word' as the family's home. The front door opens into the hallway leading to the sitting room and dining area/kitchen. The sitting room is traditionally furnished and has a TV and DVD player. From the sitting room windows there is a magnificent view to the Newlands Valley. The kitchen and dining room are part of an open-plan living area with a comfortable combination of traditional and modern furnishings. The dining area has a wood burner and a large dining table and chairs. Windows look to the front of the cottage and across the Newlands Valley to the beautiful fells. There is a cosy seating area benefiting from the wood burner and a TV. The kitchen is one step up from the living area and is newly refurbished. The kitchen features a halogen hob and electric oven, fridge, microwave and full-size dishwasher. At the end of the hallway is a door leading to a large utility area housing the washer, separate tumble dryer, heated towel rail and further large fridge with large freezer. The Aga is not in use. An external door off the utility room leads to the small backyard. Upstairs there are two king-size bedrooms both of which have walk-in wardrobes and en-suite shower rooms with mains shower, WC and wash basin. The third bedroom is a spacious twin room. There is a separate bathroom on the first floor with a corner electric shower, WC, towel rail and wash basin. Outside there is a small yard to the rear that backs directly onto the fellside and small woodland. The fell behind is Causey Pike. At the front of the cottage there is a sitting out area with stunning uninterrupted views of Newlands Valley. By prior permission the owner's adjoining barn can be used for storage of bikes and outdoor equipment. Private parking is available directly opposite the property. A welcome tea tray is provided.

This is a self-catering apartment in a barn conversion in the Newlands Valley. The property boasts superb views across one the most tranquil and unspoilt areas that the Lake District has to offer. Four people can be accommodated in the ground-floor apartment which has two en-suite bedrooms and an open-plan living area. There is another apartment above, also sleeping four, and they can be let together to accommodate eight. The Newlands Valley is the ideal destination for everyone whether it be to enjoy gentle strolls along the fells or more strenuous walks over Robinson, Catbells and Maiden Moor. The Newlands Adventure Centre offer ghyll scrambling, climbing, kayaking and numerous other outdoor activities. Buttermere, Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite are only a short drives away. The Swinside Inn serving good food and ales is a pleasant 30-minute walk from the apartment. Little Town which is a gentle stroll from the accommodation was the setting for Beatrix Potter's Mrs Tiggy Winkle. The village of Braithwaite and the market town of Keswick with its numerous amenities are only 3 miles away. For a lovely relaxing evening out there is the wonderful Theatre by the Lake in Keswick. Situated all on one level, this is one of two apartments converted from former farm buildings retaining original stone facades and internal beams. The ground-floor apartment has two spacious bedrooms, one double with an en-suite which has a bath, WC and basin, and a further twin bedroom with an en-suite which has a shower enclosure, WC and basin. Both bedrooms have wall mounted TVs in them. The open-plan living area is spacious with a well-equipped kitchen which includes an electric oven with ceramic hob, washing machine, under-counter fridge with freezer compartment, microwave and plenty of storage space. There is a comfortable lounge area with large 42inch widescreen TV. There is also a table and chairs for dining, which seats four. Outside the cottage is a seating area with stunning views across the Newlands Valley fells, ideal for a morning coffee or evening tipple as you watch the sunset. There is also a storage room which is shared with guests of the neighbouring properties. Guests are welcome to store muddy boots and equipment as well as bikes and it is advised that guests bring their own bike locks.

Discover the heart of Cumbria with all of your nearest and dearest close by, staying in this delightful seven-bedroom property with space for 16 guests to stay. Whether you’re getting the extended family together or looking forward to a holiday with a large group of friends, this property promises unrivalled comfort and an abundance of space for each and every visitor to rest and recharge. Dog-loving groups will be pleased to find that three well-behaved doggos are welcome to enjoy a stay here with you, whilst the never-ending selection of walking, hiking and cycling routes in the surrounding National Park ensure that neither man nor dog will tire of spending time here. At the end of each day, you can look forward to heading back to your very own base, relaxing in the suntrap garden or by the cosy wood burner, weather dependant. The first thing you’ll notice on arrival is the bright and airy nature of this holiday home. Your first port of call is the expansive dining room, a fresh space with French doors for letting the outside in and a sturdy wooden dining table with room for 16 guests to sit down together. Feeding 16 guests is never an easy feat, but the traditional farmhouse-style kitchen is on-hand to help you do just that. As well as the authentic AGA, this room has been fitted with an additional oven to aid in getting that meal out onto the table. Even better, a dishwasher lies waiting to help with the after-dinner clean up. As day turns to night you’ll be pleased to step into the cosy lounge. Throw a log on the multi-fuel burner and switch on the Smart TV to find something for everyone to watch. Perhaps you’re travelling with younger guests in tow? In which case you’ll be pleased to find a TV in each bedroom allowing children to enjoy a family-favourite film together as the grown-ups relax over a hard-earned glass of wine.

Sitting within half an acre of beautiful grounds, this airy, welcoming and beautifully updated cottage makes a lovely holiday home for nine guests. Featuring spellbinding views of Newlands Valley, the property makes a wonderful base for walkers, climbers, cyclists, water sports fans and nature lovers exploring the heart of the Lake District. Within easy reach of Grisedale Pike and the lakes of Derwentwater, Bassenthwaite, Buttermere and Crummock Water, this character-filled cottage makes a relaxing getaway for larger families and groups of friends. The property has a range of delightful features including an impressive stone fireplace, exposed ceiling beams, wooden floors, large windows with glorious views and a choice of musical instruments to play including a harpsichord, piano and even a small church organ. On entering this traditional property, the delightful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner provides a wonderfully relaxing living area for you all to unwind in. The spacious lounge has several seating areas so there’s plenty of room for everyone. A charming alcove has a large picture window offering far-reaching views, or you can chat around the table in the corner or curl up in front of the fantastic stone fireplace with its warming open fire. The lounge also has a TV, piano and harpsichord, as well a church organ which takes pride of place. The central dining area is perfect for getting together to enjoy a favourite family meal which you can rustle up in the bright and fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, you will have a choice of four light and refreshing bedrooms decorated in relaxing pastel tones with elegant soft furnishings and offering glorious rural views: there are three double rooms – one with a raised platform and a handy washbasin – and a lovely triple room with three single beds. There’s also an invigorating first-floor family bathroom, a smaller shower room and 2 separate WCs. Outside there’s half an acre of tranquil grounds to explore. You can take a leisurely stroll through the trees then sit back on the south-facing terrace to enjoy a spot of al fresco dining. From the grounds, there are some breathtaking walks taking you further into the valley.