Holiday Cottages In Braithwaite

Located in the picturesque village of Braithwaite and surrounded by fells and breathtaking views this welcoming cottage is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Summit the fells of Barrow (1.5 miles) Grisedale Pike (3 miles) or take a trip to the fascinating Castlerigg Stone Circle (4.5 miles). Whinlatter Forest (2 miles) has numerous mountain bike trails and a high ropes course at Go Ape. The village has two pubs and two restaurants with the local pub serving food and ale just next door. The market town of Keswick on the banks of Derwentwater is just 2 miles away with a variety of independent shops pubs and restaurants as well as the Pencil Museum Puzzle Place House of Illusions and the Theatre by the Lake. This charming two-storey detached cottage offers contemporary comfort. Upon entering the cottage guests are greeted by a warm and inviting lounge on the ground floor which is designed for relaxation and features large windows that allow natural light to flood the room. The electric effect wood burner offers a cosy focal point creating the perfect space to unwind after a long day. Adjacent to the lounge is the well-equipped kitchen designed with both functionality and style in mind with a breakfast bar which is ideal for enjoying a morning coffee. The kitchen seamlessly connects to a utility room providing additional storage space and practical amenities. There is a separate WC on the ground floor. Ascending to the first floor you ll find three spacious bedrooms each designed to provide comfort and relaxation one double one twin and one single that can all make use of the family bathroom. This detached cottage seamlessly combines the charm of a traditional home with the conveniences of contemporary living making it a delightful retreat for those seeking a peaceful and comfortable holiday base. There is a private enclosed garden with a patio and seating the ideal spot to enjoy a morning coffee or read a good book. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single. 1 bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, and 1 ground floor WC. Electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Utility room with fridge/freezer. Lounge with electric wood burner, Smart Freeview TV and DVD player with a selection of DVDs. Private enclosed patio/garden area with seating. Private parking for 2 cars. Pub and shop less than 100 metres.

Set in an idyllic rural location yet within 2.5 miles of Keswick this cottage is family-friendly and stylish with sleeping space for up to six guests. The village of Braithwaite offers walking routes throughout the fells including challenging hill climbs up Grisedale Pike and Crag Hills. There are further opportunities to test your endurance tackling the Newlands Horseshoe walk with its six summits but the tranquil shores of Bassenthwaite are a must for gentle strolls. Reached via an 8-mile drive Bassenthwaite Lake is renowned for its stunning vistas and vast array of wildlife. Venturing into Keswick for a change of pace will reward you with eateries and shops in abundance as well as a popular family-run cinema and a theatre by the lake. Leave your coats and shoes in the stairwell and step into the lounge a comfortable room warmed by the wood burner situated in the feature fireplace with its slate hearth. A TV and an iPod docking station are available for evening entertainment and the TV has Netflix access that you are welcome to use with your own login. Next the bright and spacious kitchen is fitted with an under-counter fridge a freezer dishwasher washing machine microwave and an electric oven with a ceramic hob perfect for cooking up a storm. Listen to the radio and gather around the dining table for breakfast watching the birds on the feeders through the French doors. Upstairs the super-king-size bedroom can be split into a twin on request and there is plenty of storage space in the chest of drawers and two bedside cabinets. A grand scroll bed takes pride of place in the king-size bedroom with its built-in wardrobes chest of drawers and bedside cabinets and the final bedroom has adult-sized bunk beds bedroom furniture and an alcove with handy storage space. Completing the property is an excellent bathroom with a walk-in style shower and a WC. Outside the garden has lawn space lined with flowering plants and shrubbery and there is garden furniture for enjoying al fresco meals whipped up on the BBQ. A garden shed provides storage for bikes hidden just out of sight around the corner. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 super king size zip and link, 1 king size, 1 bunk bedroom. 1 shower room with shower and a WC. Fridge, freezer, electric oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine. Wood burner. TV, iPod docking station, radio. Wi Fi included. Enclosed garden. Off road parking for 1 car, ample roadside parking nearby. BBQ. Shed for bike storage. Pub and shop within 0.5 miles.

All-ground-floor. Family bedroom with super-king-size and bunk beds. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Shared laundry room.

One bedroom: 1 x mezzanine double. Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open-plan living room with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area, sofa bed with electric woodburning stove.

The owners have thought of every creature comfort for your relaxing holiday in Cumbria with this colourful contemporary-style home. You ll find a variety of walking trails nearby. Venture to Barrow Fell (1.5 miles) and breathe in the fresh air and stunning vistas or if you re a seasoned hiker try the Coledale Horseshoe. Take the short drive to Keswick (2.5 miles) and visit the Derwent Pencil Museum Puzzle Place house of illusions and the Theatre by the Lake. Don t miss the former home of Cumbria s greatest bard William Wordsworth in Grasmere (16 miles) where he and his sister Dorothy created a wonderful wild garden with local plants. Step inside this charming holiday home where you re greeted with contemporary interiors and an open-plan kitchen dining and living area. Take a step from the living area up to the compact kitchen where family meals are a breeze with the electric oven and hob fridge/freezer and microwave; there s also a convenient washing machine. Enjoy family film nights on the smart TV in the living area by the wood burner-effect electric fire. When the day is done venture up open tread cottage-style stairs under a sloping roof to find a double bedroom with enviable views towards Helvellyn and Skiddaw a single bedroom and a family bathroom with a shower and WC. ( Please note young children will need to be supervised on the open tread stairs ) Outside there s an outbuilding/boot room the place to store muddy boots and bicycles after a fun day on two wheels. There s a gravelled seating area and a picnic area for al fresco afternoons. You ll also find off-road parking available here for one car and a shop and a pub with food less than half a mile away. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 double, 1 single. 1 shower room with shower and WC. Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine. Wood burner effect electric fire. There is a step up to the kitchen from the lounge area. Smart TV. Courtyard garden with garden furniture. There are 2 small steps up to the property. Off road parking for 1 car available on site; further on street parking available close by. Secure bike storage. Shop, pub, restaurant within half a mile of the property. Towels not provided. Please note young children will need to be supervised when using the stairs in the property.

A spacious cottage situated on the banks of the Coledale Beck.

Brookside Cottage is a welcoming cottage resting in Braithwaite in Cumbria, boasting a woodburning stove and well-positioned to nearby attractions. Keswick 2.7 miles; Penrith 19.8 miles; Carlisle 39.4 miles.

Beck Edge, Braithwaite, Cumbria, sleeps five guests in three bedrooms.

Settle down to a comfortable stay at this inviting three-bedroom country cottage which sleeps six guests. Set in the village of Braithwaite just 3 miles from the vibrant market town of Keswick it is an ideal base from which to explore the northern Lake District. Go hill walking in the fells; follow the Coledale Horseshoe walk which takes in far-reaching mountain views from home. Find Whinlatter Forest Park with its footpaths cycle trails and children s play areas just 2 miles from the cottage and Derwentwater where you can canoe kayak and sail less than 1.5 miles away. Plan a trip to the Lake District Wildlife Park 7.5 miles away and see Castlerigg Stone Circle 4.5 miles away. Step into the two-storey cottage to find yourselves in a sunroom into which you can unload your luggage and where you can pause to remove outdoor gear. Wander on through to the lounge to light the wood burner settle on the sofas and perhaps switch on the TV which comes with smart connection. Make your way into the kitchen whenever your party starts to think about meals. Find you have an electric oven and hob microwave dishwasher fridge freezer and washer/dryer in here. Prepare hearty dishes then serve breakfast lunch and dinner in the dining room next door where there is a second TV. Climb the stairs up to the first floor to find all the bedrooms and bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms are doubles one with an en-suite shower room with handbasin and WC while the third is a twin. The family bathroom has a shower above the bath WC and handbasin. Dine out in the quaint courtyard garden on warm days or relax on the bench in the larger outside space where a car can also park. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 2 doubles and 1 twin. 2 bathrooms 1 bathroom with bath and WC and 1 en suite with shower. Electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washer/dryer. Wood burner. 2 TVs. Towels not provided. Courtyard garden. Parking for 1 car ( please take care if parking in the village as roads are narrow ). 1 shop and 2 pubs in the village. Short breaks available from Friday and Monday on selected dates please call to book.

Super 2 bedroom cottage in the heart of Braithwaite village.

NEW LISTING DECEMBER 2022. Over three floors. Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x second-floor twin, 1 x single. Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC. Second-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Sitting room

Two bedrooms: 1 x double with balcony, 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Ground-floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Utility. Sitting room with open fire. Summer house

The picturesque village of Braithwaite makes a great base for exploring the heart of the Lake District with both the Whinlatter Pass and Newlands Pass nearby. Surrounded by the mountains of the Coledale Horseshoe the village is set between Bassenthwaite Lake (2.5 miles) and Derwentwater (2 miles) with Buttermere and Crummock Water within easy reach (both within 8 miles). Nearby is the lively market town of Keswick (2.5 miles) where you will find plenty of great restaurants and pubs as well as the Derwent Pencil Museum Castlerigg Stone Circle Alhambra Cinema the Theatre by the Lake Puzzling Place and Keswick Adventure Centre. Also nearby are the Bowder Stone (7.5 miles) Lodore Falls (6 miles) and Honister Slate Mine (11.5 miles). This lovely traditional cottage features a beautiful lounge which makes a great space to relax in at the end of a wonderful day. This room retains plenty of original features including exposed ceiling beams and brickwork and a warming open fire set in a stunning inglenook. There s also plenty of comfortable seating a Smart TV and mini Hi-Fi making this a perfect space to snuggle up with a book or a favourite movie. Three shallow steps lead up to the attractive dining room where you can gather together to enjoy a family meal. The ground floor also offers a fully equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob fridge microwave dishwasher and washing machine. Heading upstairs there are three light and peaceful bedrooms all decorated in tasteful soothing shades. The master bedroom features a double bed plenty of storage and a beautiful feature fireplace. The second bedroom is also a double with original exposed wall beams and its own en-suite shower room complete with shower and WC. There s also a lovely twin room as well as stylish family bathroom complete with s shower over the bath and a WC. Accessed via six stone steps behind the neighbouring cottage the raised sloping back garden is a lovely relaxing space. Off-road parking is available for two cars in front of the cottage. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 2 doubles, 1 twin. 2 bathrooms 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC, 1 en suite shower room with shower and WC. Electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. Open fire. Smart TV and mini Hi Fi. Enclosed back garden with seating accessed via the neighbouring property please note this is access up 6 stone steps. Off road parking for 2 cars. Pub within 0.5 miles. Derwentwater 2 miles. Please note the property has a number of internal steps.

Discover the heart of the Lake District with a stay in the village of Braithwaite just moments from the ever-popular hub of Keswick (2.5 miles) with the lakes of Derwentwater (1.5 miles) and Bassenthwaite (2 miles) close by. Perfect for reaping the very best of a Lake District stay this property is just a short walk from the Lakeland fells of Skiddaw (7 miles) Grisedale Pike (2.5 miles) and Grassmoor (8.5 miles) with further popular peaks of Scafell Pike and Helvellyn both accessible within 15 miles. Younger visitors will love a day out to Whinlatter Forest (2.5 miles) with its Go Ape! adventure course along with a trip to see the animals at the Lake District Wildlife Park (7 miles). Venture up the gravel driveway to discover this stunning holiday home. Inside the ground floor offers an attractive lounge with beautiful bay window an abundance of comfortable seating and a Smart TV. Completing this room is an open fire with a bundle of coal provided. Continue through to the generous dining room with space for 12 guests to comfortably sit down together and finally head into the traditional kitchen which has been equipped with a Range cooker dishwasher and washing machine. Completing this floor is a bright and airy utility room up a step with fridge/freezer tumble dryer microwave extra fridge and a handy ground floor WC. A spacious hallway gives way to the first floor where three initial bedrooms can be found along with a family bathroom with WC and shower over the bath. The first of these bedrooms is the master bedroom with a generous super-king-size (zip-and-link) traditional feature fireplace and stunning views to wake up to each day. This floor also boasts a further super-king-size bedroom with zip-and-link beds as well as a snug bunkbed room for two. Head up to the second floor to find plenty of space for everybody else to sleep in three further bedrooms all with sloping ceilings and some reduced head height. The bedrooms consist of one double and one king-size. Both have been equipped with plenty of storage space and the king-size offers an en-suite with WC and shower. Finally an ever-comfortable twin bedroom sits alongside a handy bathroom with shower and WC. Completing this property is a secondary sitting room that doubles up as a games room with TV/DVD Nintendo Wii table football and board games. Step outside and soak up the fresh Lake District air in the tree-lined garden furnished with stylish rattan furniture and boasting plenty of grassy space to unwind. There s also a spot to get away from it all in the raised patio area with a bench the ideal place for your morning coffee. Finally off-road parking for six cars ensures everyone has a place to park. Need to know: 6 bedrooms 2 super king size zip and link (can be made as a twin upon request),1 bunk bedroom, 1 double, 1 king size with en suite and 1 twin bedroom.. 3 bathrooms 1 family bathroom with WC and shower over bath, 1 bathroom with shower, 1 en suite with shower and WC, and 1 separate ground floor WC. Range cooker, dishwasher, washing machine. Utility room with fridge/freezer, additional fridge, tumble dryer, microwave. Two travel cots and highchairs available. Open fire (coal included). Smart TV in lounge. TV/DVD in games room, Nintendo Wii. Towels not included. Large rear garden and small front garden with patio area. Off road parking for 6 cars. Shop and pubs less than 0.5 miles.

A lovely property situated in the heart of Braithwaite village

Cottage with central village location and walks from the door. Only two miles from Keswick.

Benefiting from the perfect position to truly unwind in the Lake District National Park discover some of the area s most sought after attractions just a short journey from home. Nearby lies the Whinlatter Forest Park (2.5 miles) with its seemingly endless selection of hiking and cycling routes as well as relaxing footpaths and the thrilling Go Ape! park. Set off from your doorstep to summit the Lakeland fells of Barrow (1.5 miles) or Grisedale Pike (3 miles) or take a trip to the fascinating Castlerigg Stone Circle (4.5 miles) which is just past the town of Keswick (2.5 miles). Thoroughly bright and cheerful this charming country cottage features contemporary decor and a true home-from-home feel. Step inside and find coat hooks and shoe racks for storing all of your walking gear before sinking into a cushy sofa in the lounge. The lounge which doubles up as a dining room with a circular dining table is the perfect spot for unwinding come the evening. Throw some logs onto the stylish logburner and make use of the TV/DVD for some well-deserved down time. A family kitchen has been equipped with an under-counter fridge with a freezer compartment electric oven and hob microwave and washing machine along with a handy breakfast table for morning snacks. Completing the ground floor is a family bathroom with WC and shower. When it s time for bed three pretty bedrooms await you on the first floor. All three of these bedrooms benefit from far-reaching fell views from their windows ensuring everyone wakes up rip-roaring and ready to explore come the morning. The master bedroom and twin bedroom both offer a place for two to sleep whilst the cosy single bedroom completes the property. Outside a generous and mature sloping lawn ensures you ve more than enough space to soak up the fresh Cumbrian air when the weather is bright. Here you ll find a patio space with garden furniture and a covered bike store for protecting your cycle from the elements. Although technically enclosed small gaps in the fence and hedges mean that you ll need to keep a close eye on your dog whilst unwinding outdoors. There is private off road parking for up to three cars outside the house on a driveway. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 double, 1 zip and link (this will be made up as a double unless you notify us that you would prefer a twin), 1 single. 1 bathroom WC and shower. Electric oven and hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, washing machine. New log burner installed September 2022. TV/DVD. Towels not included. Private garden with furniture. Please note there are gates to both sides of the house so the garden is enclosed however there are some small gaps in the fencing. Covered bike storage. Private off road parking for up to 3 cars. Shops and pub within walking distance. Sleeps 4 1. Please note that although this property can sleep 5 guests, the downstairs living space could prove compact for 5 adults.

Easily accessible from main road routes yet surrounded by picturesque fell views Braithwaite is the ideal base from which to explore the national park. The village itself offers a range of amenities including a convenience shop two pubs and two hotels. Set out on foot and head up Barrow to be rewarded by stunning panoramic views or for a longer stroll tackle the Coledale Horseshoe. Take to the water with a trip on a Derwentwater steamer 3 miles away or stay on dry land to enjoy a gentle walk and picnic on the lakeside before browsing the market town of Keswick perched at the top of the lake. Or for an adrenaline rush Whinlatter Forest offers a wealth of mountain bike trails together with a Go Ape high ropes course and is just 2 miles away. Inside this period cottage has been tastefully modernised to retain plenty of original charm through exposed stonework and two charming fireplaces with the welcome additions of wood burners fresh décor and modern appliances. Entertain in the spacious and open plan kitchen/diner which is a fabulous social space fitted with chic contemporary units an electric oven and hob fridge microwave dining table and wood burner. Meanwhile a handy utility room houses the freezer washer/dryer an indoor clothes line and a downstairs WC. At the end of a long day on foot relax and unwind in front of the roaring wood burner and TV in the lounge or admire the fell views from the peaceful sunroom beyond. Upstairs are four bedrooms two doubles one twin and one bunk bedroom (please note this room will not be made up unless requested at the point of booking) each of which has been elegantly finished in calming neutral tones with carefully chosen soft furnishings and antique furniture. The bedrooms share a modern bathroom with a shower over the bath. Step outside from the sunroom into the garden where you will find no fewer than three patios for enjoying al fresco meals with a view with a partially enclosed lawn area for four-legged friends to explore too. There is parking for two cars and space for storing bikes. Need to know: 4 bedrooms 2 doubles, 1 twin and 1 bunk bedroom (please advise at the time of booking if you require the bunk beds to be made up). 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and 1 ground floor WC. Electric oven and hob, fridge and microwave. Freezer and washer/dryer in utility room. TV. Partially enclosed garden with furniture. Large covered entrance for storing bikes. Off road parking for 2 cars please leave the communal turning area beyond the cottage clear of vehicles. Please note there are 2 WCs though only 1 bathroom, which is on the first floor. Please note there is no BBQ provided and these are not permitted to be used at the property. Pub less than 0.25 miles. Sleeps 6 2 (if you require the bunk beds to be made up please request at the point of booking).

All-ground-floor. 1 x king-size with en-suite bath, shower over, basin and WC, 1 x king-size, 2 x twin. Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC. Cloakroom with basin and WC. Kitchen. Living/dining room with woodburning stove

Located on the fringe of Braithwaite, this former railway station offers a truly unique stay in the Lake District. Beautiful decorated and bursting with character, this two-bedroom property is perfect for couples and small families that love the great outdoors. Set between Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwentwater, and surrounded by picturesque fells, spend your days enjoying a range of outdoor activities. Then return here for sunny afternoons in the garden and cosy evenings in this memorable holiday home. This charming property blends original features including exposed walls, wooden beams and original fireplaces with contemporary style and flair. There’s plenty of space to relax and unwind with a cosy entrance lounge, a sunroom, and a spacious lounge on the first floor with a vaulted ceiling, beams and skylights. Back on the ground floor, a generous, modern kitchen and an atmospheric dining room provide everything you need for cooking and dining in. When night falls, head upstairs to the king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room or get cosy in the snug single room on the ground floor, which has use of the family shower room. Outside, sip a morning cuppa or evening sundowner on the original station platform, or climb down a few steps to unwind on the lawn. This property benefits from private parking for two cars. Home to a handful of pubs and village shops, Braithwaite is an excellent base for exploring the Lake District. Set off on foot to explore the surrounding fells and mountains, with Grisedale Pike, Barrow, Outerside and the Coledale Round, and the beautiful Newlands Valley all within 3.5 miles. Or venture to Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwentwater (both within 2 miles) for a variety of water-based activities. The pretty market town of Keswick is just 2.5 miles away.

Acorn is a spacious one-bedroom cottage, with an open-plan living space and private outdoor patio. With sliding patio doors from both the living area and bedroom, the cottage is airy and bright.

Oak Leaf is a cosy one-bedroom cottage, with an open plan living space and small outdoor patio.

Luxury detached property with 4 twin bedrooms. Village, pubs and restaurants in walking distance.

Over three floors. Four bedrooms: 1 x family bedroom with 1 double and 1 single bed; Master double bedroom with en-suite shower room with bath, shower cubicle and WC, 1 x double bedroom with adjacent shower room, 1x double bedroom with en-suite shower room. 1 x family bathrooms with shower over the bath. 1 x ground floor shower room with WC. Open plan kitchen and diner. Games room, spacious lounge, library, sitting room, utility room, and drying room with bike storage.

Boasting a prime location between Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwentwater, this holiday home is located in a stand-out spot for truly soaking up the very best of the Cumbrian countryside. Suitable for outdoor adventure holidaymakers or those who prefer to take it easy and enjoy strolling around local towns, this self-catering cottage offers the perfect base for all. Sleeping an impressive eight guests, you'll be pleased to find that this four-bedroom property is equipped with an abundance of space for your entire group to call their own. Travel to this National Park beauty spot with a group of friends, a selection of couples or even your extended family, bringing along three dogs should your getaway be a dog-friendly one! Traditionally decorated with a ton of original features, this converted farmhouse property offers you and your group the chance to step back in time and enjoy some of the simpler things in life. For example, the majestic open-plan living space is separated by an authentic stone fireplace with wood burner set inside, perfect for curling up by the warmth of an open flame and chatting away come the evening. Stone flagged flooring unites the kitchen, lounge and dining room, whilst a look out of any of the windows or the French doors allows you to admire the stunning mountain views that the Lake District is well known for. Of course, during warm and sunny weather you'll be able to appreciate these views even more from the garden. This enclosed space, set to lawn, features an outdoor dining table for al fresco evenings, no doubt accompanied by good food or a local tipple. As night falls, you'll be pleased to find four bedrooms laid out across the ground and first floor. Although all of these are equally comfortable, two of the bedrooms do benefit from sumptuous king-size beds that you can sink into and dream of days just passed.

Close to Keswick and Whinlatter Forest Park, this traditional Lakeland farmhouse makes a tranquil retreat for up to eight guests exploring the heart of the Lake District. Set in idyllic surroundings, the property features original exposed timber beams, an oak porch, slate floors, two warming wood burners, exposed stonework and antique furniture, making a wonderful getaway for larger families and friends. Ideally situated for Bassenthwaite Lake, Derwentwater and Skiddaw, this beautifully updated property is perfect for walkers, cyclists, climbers and water sports fans experiencing this spellbinding region. The pretty lounge features wooden beams and a welcoming wood burner, making it an ideal space to settle back and watch a movie. An additional snug has a TV/DVD and wood burner, so there’s plenty of room for everyone. The traditional country-style kitchen/diner has plenty of equipment for preparing and sharing your favourite family dishes. Finally, the ground floor offers a refreshing family bathroom with a relaxing freestanding bath. This room was formerly a larder and still has original meat hooks in the ceiling. Heading up the wide winding staircase, you will have a choice of four cosy bedrooms: an en-suite king-size room, an en-suite double, a twin and a bunk bedroom. Outside, the lovely front garden has a large lawn perfect for children to play on, and there’s a relaxing patio to the back with plenty of outdoor furniture and a BBQ, making a lovely spot for admiring the surrounding countryside as you dine alfresco. The vibrant town of Keswick (3.5 miles) is home to attractions including the Derwent Pencil Museum, Castlerigg Stone Circle, the Puzzling Place and the Theatre by the Lake on the edge of Derwentwater. Also nearby are Whinlatter Forest Park, the Lake District Wildlife Park and Mirehouse and Gardens on the banks of Bassenthwaite Lake (all within 7.5 miles).

5 Ladstock Hall, Thornthwaite, near Keswick, Cumbria sleeps four in two bedrooms.

A superbly appointed cottage on the edge of a small village and enjoying uninterrupted, panoramic views of Skiddaw and the fells from lounge, bedroom, terrace and gardens.

Situated on the edge of a quiet village this first floor apartment has wonderful views of Skiddaw, a patio and an additional shared garden.

Spacious accommodation furnished and equipped to an excellent standard, boasting panoramic fell views.

With views of Skiddaw and the beginning of the Helvellyn range this mid-terraced cottage besides Whinlatter Forest has amazing walks from just outside the front door.

Enjoy a relaxing holiday in this tranquil location, set in a little known hamlet but just 4 miles away from Keswick and its amenities.

This cottage is situated on the edge of a forest ravine in Thornthwaite near Keswick and is light and airy throughout with Velux windows on the upper floors. There are two bedrooms and a pleasant sitting room with a wood burner for the colder nights. Two sets of patio doors open to the pleasant veranda that overlooks the forest ravine and tumbling beck. Thornthwaite is a quiet hamlet on the edge of Whinlatter Forest, close to Braithwaite and Bassenthwaite Lake. Thornthwaite boasts a popular gallery and tearoom. Whinlatter Forest draws thrill seekers to the Go Ape hire wire activity course, and the Altura mountain bike trails. You can also enjoy walks to the quiet summits of Lords Seat, Barf and Broom Fell. Nearby Braithwaite has three pubs all serving excellent food. For something a bit special try the Cottage in the Wood on the Whinlatter Pass. Keswick is a 10-minute drive from the property offering a wide selection of pubs, restaurants and shops. Keswick also boasts a cinema and the Theatre by the Lake. The cottage is accessed via the a path along the side of the cottage. The entrance door opens into a small hallway, off which is the kitchen/diner. The contemporary kitchen has patio doors opening onto the veranda, a lovely place to sit out and enjoy the impressive ravine on the edge of Whinlatter Forest. The kitchen is well equipped with electric cooker and electric hob, fridge/freezer, slimline dishwasher, washer/drier, table and chairs and wall mounted TV. There is a separate sitting room, also with patio doors to the veranda, which has comfortable seating, a TV and DVD player and a cosy wood burner (initial supply of fuel provided). Outside on the veranda there is a barrier all the way round - please note there is a steep drop to the garden and children should be supervised at all times. Stairs from the living room lead to the first floor with a double bedroom overlooking the forest and river at the rear. Adjacent to the bedroom is the newly fitted bathroom with a velux window and bath with rain head shower over, WC and wash basin.Further stairs lead to the twin bedroom which benefits from large Velux windows that fill the room with light and offer superb views to the forest. Please note there is restricted head room above the beds. Outside there are steps down to the garden which overlooks the river and forest. Please note that although very picturesque there is an unfenced drop to the river. Also the river is often fast flowing and may not be suitable for younger children. The veranda provides a lovely sitting out area where you can enjoy the secluded setting and watch the local wildlife and there is a further lower sitting out level with wooden table and bench. There are views through the trees to the Skiddaw range. There is a wood store in the garden and you can also lock your bikes away in here should you need to. Private parking for two cars is on the gravelled area by the cottage.

Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC, 1 x double with en-suite walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC, 1 x double. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, and WC. Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC. Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Snug

Partly refurbished in early 2020, this characterful holiday home is tucked away on a quiet lane in the village of Thornthwaite. Surrounded by forest with glimpses of Skiddaw, it is a peaceful escape from everyday life. With three bedrooms sleeping five people upstairs and a comfortable living room downstairs plus an additional snug there is plenty of room for a family or two couples to spend time together whilst also having their own space. The enclosed, west facing front garden has chairs and a table from where you can enjoy the sun later in the day. Full of character and a little bit quirky, the property invites you to come in and make yourself at home. Thornthwaite is a small village that is close - but not too close! - to the A66 and so benefits from great transport links. The property is tucked away at the edge of the village right at the foot of Whinlatter Forest, which stretches for miles and offers some great walking and off-road cycling. Braithwaite is just 2 miles away with a choice of pubs and a shop. Otherwise, carry on a little further and visit the vibrant town of Keswick with shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants galore plus numerous picturesque walks, beautiful Derwentwater and a couple of museums. Keswick is also home to the Theatre by the Lake offering a wide mix of shows and events throughout the year at a purpose-built theatre. Should you feel the need to explore further afield, the Georgian market town of Cockermouth is just a 15-minute drive away with a good range of independent shops and eateries plus a couple of supermarkets and Wordsworth's childhood home. Explore Bassenthwaite Lake, one of the lesser known lakes and home to one of the pairs of Lake District ospreys, indulge yourself with a tour at the Lakes Distillery, or have an afternoon in the spa at Armathwaite. Beautiful Buttermere is just the other side of Newlands Pass and all the northern and western fells are yours for the walking. The Solway coast, Eden Valley, Carlisle and Hadrian's Wall country are also very accessible. The property is a lovely combination of a comfortable and charming house in a quiet location which is still within easy reach of everything going on in the area. Enter through the front gate into the enclosed front garden and down the path to the front door, inside is a small hallway with coat hooks above the radiator and the stairs leading up ahead. Turn to the right into the main living room with cosy log burning stove. Two 2-seat sofas face the Smart TV with DVD player. There is also a Samsung Bluetooth speaker in the living room, which you can connect your smartphone to. The two big sash windows look over the front garden to the trees beyond and bring in plenty of light. Side tables with lamps are handily placed for holding a cuppa while you put your feet up and relax. The living room is semi-open plan with the dining table seating 5 sitting in the archway between the living room and the galley kitchen. The window looks out to the back of the house and off to the left is a handy downstairs cloakroom with toilet and sink. On the right of the dining area the well equipped galley style kitchen is on 2 levels with a step between them, on the lower level the cooking area includes electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster and plenty of storage space. On the higher level at the back is a large fridge, dishwasher, belfast sink with tiled splashback and a washer dryer. A door leads out of the end of the kitchen to the side of the house with access back into the front garden. Linking the upper part of the kitchen back through into the main living room is the cosy snug. Set up with 2 armchairs , a beanbag and a Smart TV (please note, this TV doesn't have Freeview channels) with a wii this is could be a living space just for the children or ideal if there are any differences in opinion over the tv remote! The large window looks out over the front garden making this a lovely bright room. There is a step down back into the main living room. Head up the carpeted stairs and there is a long hallway right along the back of the house, it is the windows here that just give a glimpse of the Skiddaw group of fells through the trees. Right at the end of the hallway is the family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a towel rail over the radiator for snuggly warm towels regardless of whether you've enjoyed a quick blast in the shower or a long soak in the bath. Back to the top of the stairs and the first bedroom on the right is a cosy double with a window looking over the village houses to the woods rising up the hillside beyond. Everything you need is here with bedside tables, chest of drawers, wardrobe, chair, a mirror on the wall and a soft warm rug on the varnished floorboards. Next along is the biggest bedroom with king-size bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers, wardrobe, mirror and chair. There are rugs and a similar tranquil view to the other bedrooms, open the window and the soundtrack will be dominated by birdsong. The final bedroom at the end of the landing next to the bathroom is a single with bedside table and a wardrobe with drawers beneath, this room also has a rug and a mirror and a lovely view up the wooded valley with cottages lining the lane. Outside the enclosed front garden is mostly laid to slate chip and paving with a flower bed and some tubs to add colour and greenery. There is a table and chairs for enjoying some fresh mountain air, peace and quiet and the views of the surrounding woodlands.

Welcome to this delightful house sleeping up to six people in the charming village of Thornthwaite. Situated just outside Keswick and offering some of the Lake District's best walking right on the doorstep, it makes a perfect base from which to explore the area. It boasts lovely light decor, comfortable furnishings and wonderful panoramic mountain views to inspire your days out. The cottage is situated in a veritable walking and cycling paradise with Whinlatter Forest Park on the fell behind you and majestic Skiddaw, England's fourth highest mountain, beyond Bassenthwaite to the front. Whinlatter makes a great place for families to visit with cycling tracks, a fantastic playground, the osprey project and, if you look hard, the odd Gruffalo! Keswick, one of the Lake District's best-loved towns is just 3 miles away, opening up a world of adventurous possibilities both on the fells and on picturesque Derwentwater. Thornthwaite village has its own art gallery and cafe just across the road from the cottage with a wide range of local art for sale and a delicious slice of cake or two for the less artistically inclined. While the neighbouring village of Braithwaite, just over a mile away, has three pubs and is on a very handy bus route back to Thornthwaite. The cottage is also perfectly placed to make the most of the history and culture of the area with Cockermouth, the delightful Georgian town which was Wordsworth's birthplace just 15 minutes away. While Mirehouse, a beautiful stately home with an abundance of literary links and gorgeous gardens, lies just the other side of Bassenthwaite Lake. Keswick also offers many cultural delights with its own art deco cinema showing mainstream and independent films while the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake has a varied programme of drama, music and comedy throughout the year. Whether you choose to fill your visit with history, culture, outdoor pursuits or just relaxation in lovely surroundings then this cottage makes an ideal base. On arrival at the house, guests enter via the rear door. Here there is a large porch with space for muddy boots. From here you progress through to the light, airy kitchen/diner with wonderful views of Skiddaw in the distance. It's well-equipped with double oven and ceramic hobs, a slimline dishwasher, microwave, and a built-in fridge/freezer. There's a wooden dining table for six and a Bose stereo for a spot of ambient dining music. Through to the main hallway from which you access the bedrooms, bathroom and lovely living room. With a deep comfy sofa and armchairs arranged around the open fire with green slate fireplace and large curved screen Smart TV with Freeview, it makes a gorgeous place to relax. What makes it extra special is the two large windows which, as well as drenching the room in light, also take in the sweeping grandeur of the mountain views. The master bedroom on this floor has a king-size wooden bedframe, a triple wardrobe and dresser. It also benefits from that glorious view to the front of the house. The comfortable twin room looks out to the rear of the house and has a wardrobe and chest of drawers. The family bathroom is also on this floor with an electric shower over the bath. The cottage's third bedroom suite is a fantastic flexible space. Accessible either from the main hallway, via a stairgated hatch and a steep ladder-style staircase (please note this may be unsuitable for guests with limited mobility), or from outside the house through its own French doors. It's an ideal space whether your party has teens who'd like their own space or grandparents who'd enjoy some peace and quiet. The spacious bedroom has a wooden king-size bedframe, built-in wardrobes, chest of drawers and yet more of those mountain views. Off the bedroom there's an en-suite shower room with mixer shower. The suite also benefits from a lovely downstairs snug, it has a comfy two seater sofa, a desk and a TV. The utility room is beyond the snug where there is a washing machine and tumble dryer. Moving outside, the cottage benefits from a delightful mature garden with lawns, outdoor seating and dining furniture. Absolutely perfect for making the most of sunny days and outdoor dining opportunities. There is parking for at least two cars on the gated driveway with space for a further car outside the gateway.

Gallery Cloisters in Thornthwaite, Cumbria sleeps six guests in three bedrooms.

Ideal holiday base for couples with fine views just one mile from Bassenthwaite Lake and close to Whinlatter Forest.

A detached 2 bedroom cottage on the tranquil slopes of Whinlatter, with lovely fell views.

A detached high standard cottage situated in an elevated tranquil setting nestling into the slopes of Whinlatter in woodland surroundings.

A detached four bedroomed cottage in a tranquil setting on the slopes of Whinlatter forest.

Set in private grounds by a beck with stunning fell views, forest walks closeby and an abundance of wildlife at your door.

An excellent accommodation with its own garden set in a truly beautiful location with walking and cycling opportunities from the doorstep. The Bridal Path to Whinlatter Forest starts adjacent to Oak lea.

1 OF 3 COTTAGES SET IN THE HEART OF THE BEAUTIFUL LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK

1 OF 3 COTTAGES SET IN THE HEART OF THE BEAUTIFUL LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK

1 OF 3 COTTAGES SET IN THE HEART OF THE BEAUTIFUL LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK

Whether you’d like to get out walking in the magnificent fells, get muddy while mountain biking, enjoy great food or just go hunting for minibeasts and forest elves in your own private woodland, this lodge is a magical place from which to do it. Here is a stunning property offering stylish accommodation for up to six guests nestled in the beautiful setting of Thornthwaite, just outside Keswick. This delightful cottage benefits from a stunning position overlooking Skiddaw, Keswick and Bassenthwaite Lake itself. Soak up the stunning views from the front terrace with a glass of wine or perhaps you might be lucky enough to spot some of Bassenthwaite’s famous aerial visitors, the ospreys. The area has become famous in recent years for its successful osprey programme, resulting in the first wild breeding pair in the Lake District for over 150 years; what a fabulous setting from which to spot these magnificent birds. This property is ideally situated to make the most of this fantastic area with two acres of hillside garden and woodland from which you can access the forestry tracks of Whinlatter, England’s only mountain forest park. Just 5 minutes away is Keswick, and Cockermouth is 15 minutes. Both are pleasant market towns with independent shops, good pubs, restaurants and bars. Keswick has its own art deco cinema and the award-winning Theatre by the Lake not to mention a vast array of outdoor shops and boating on Derwentwater Lake. Thornthwaite village boasts its own art gallery with tea room just down the road and neighbouring village Braithwaite has three pubs. For the foodies among you, the highly acclaimed Cottage in the Wood restaurant is just up the road in Whinlatter forest. This wonderful building has been brought beautifully into the 21st century with subtle decor, comfortable furnishings and modern appliances. The entrance to the house is via a utility room with washing machine, dryer and freezer. There is a convenient downstairs cloakroom with WC here and a large cupboard with plenty of storage for your group's coats and muddy boots. Beyond this is the beautiful kitchen with dining area. This room is tastefully furnished with a large dining table and a breakfast bar, not to mention the beautiful views of Skiddaw and surrounding fells. The kitchen is well equipped with an Aga (gas powered), microwave, dishwasher, large fridge/freezer, a Dolce Gusto coffee machine and plenty of storage space. You might not want to move beyond this gorgeous room with its cosy red Aga and glorious views but just to the side of it is a delightful little light snug with a chaise longue for some quiet reading time. Here there are binoculars for watching the amazing birdlife. Not only does the lodge play host to a wide range of garden birds, but you might also be lucky enough to spot our beloved red squirrels and some of Bassenthwaite's other occasional residents, the mighty osprey. This really is a fantastic spot to take in the amazing views over to Keswick, Latrigg and Skiddaw. Moving through the lower floor, which has beautiful slate flooring throughout, you'll come to the large and comfortable living room. At its centre is a stunning wood burner for cosy evenings in and it also has plenty of comfy seating and a DVD player. Moving up to the first floor, the master bedroom has a king-size bed, a dresser and a wardrobe. Next to this room there is also a convenient shower room. The twin room benefits from that stunning view over Bassenthwaite and a wardrobe under the eaves that makes a perfect den for little ones! The third room is a double and once Again has those stunning views. Like the other bedrooms it is beautifully decorated and has a calm and luxurious quality about it. The spacious, modern family bathroom has a lovely 'd' bath with shower over the bath. Outside the property there is parking for up to three cars, lockable bike storage and the area to the front has a lovely terrace for outdoor dining or just for taking in that magnificent view. Out the back of the property there are 2 acres of hillside garden, leading to open woodland. This is a truly magical place to explore as not only do you have your own partially enclosed garden with a tree swing but then there is your own private wood to have wild adventures and mini beast hunts. The garden and woodland are a haven for wildlife including slow worms, hedgehogs, bank voles, red leg partridges,siskins, nut hatches, tawny owls and more. Added to this, you can also access the forestry tracks that lead in to Whinlatter forest where there is a wealth of walking and mountain biking literally out of the back door. What a perfect cottage to make the most of this fantastic area.

Jasmine Cottage is a welcoming, single-storey cottage situated in the village of Thornthwaite in Cumbria, boasting open-plan living and off-road parking. Braithwaite 1.2 mile; Bassenthwaite Lake 3.5 mile; Keswick 3.7 miles; Whitehaven 23.1 miles.