Holiday Cottages In Portinscale
Located in the heart of Portinscale this property is in an ideal location for getting out and about to explore both the immediate and wider area. Portinscale offers a choice of places to eat and drink perfect when you don t feel like cooking. Walk from the door into Keswick or through the pastoral splendour of Newlands Valley or take a boat around Derwentwater to enjoy the view. Climb Skiddaw and enjoy panoramic views of the Lake District and on clear days right across to Scotland. Cyclists can challenge themselves on the passes at Whinlatter Honister and Newlands or try the off-road tracks at Whinlatter. Those looking for a slower pace can explore Mirehouse and its rambling gardens or take in a show at the ever-popular Theatre by the Lake. Keswick has a myriad of places to eat a good range of independent shops to browse and a great ice cream parlour. As you ascend the four steps to the front door you will enter the spacious open-plan design seamlessly integrating a well-appointed kitchen a charming dining area and a lounge adorned with high ceilings rustic beams and warm wooden floors. Sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows offering breathtaking views of the majestic fells. A cosy wood burner adds a touch of warmth creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation. The practical utility room designed for the convenience of both humans and four-legged guests is perfect for drying off after scenic walks. The kitchen boasts contemporary amenities including an island with bar seating an American-style fridge/freezer and a wine cooler ensuring you have everything you need to enjoy your stay. Beyond the open living area a hallway leads to two spacious double en-suite bedrooms one of which has a full-size cot for infants under 2 years a comfortable twin room and a playful bunk bed/playroom. For moments of indulgence a family bathroom features a Jacuzzi bath and a refreshing hydro shower. This holiday retreat promises not just a stay but a memorable escape into tranquillity to make new memories. Stepping outside there is a raised decking area with views across Grizedale. Enjoy a morning coffee or read a good book on a nice day after a long walk. Need to know: 4 bedrooms 2 en suite king size rooms, 1 twin (can be made up as a superking on request) , 1 bunk bedroom(with adult size beds). 3 bathrooms 2 en suites with showers and WCs, and 1 family bathroom with bath, a separate shower and WC. Gas range, microwave, American style fridge/freezer with water and ice dispenser, coffee machine, wine cooler, air fryer and dishwasher. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Wood burner (logs included). 65 inch Smart TV in lounge. Raised decking with seating area. Private parking for up to 4 cars. Pub and restaurant within 500 meters.
Sleeping five guests across three bedrooms this traditional cottage is situated by farmland in Portinscale village near the vibrant market town of Keswick (1.5 miles). Enjoy lake and valley views from large picture windows in the cottage. Amble down to Derwent Marina (0.5 miles) and meander the lake by kayak or cruise boat. There s also a family-friendly walk around the lake the Derwent Way Walk which takes in boat landing stages too so you can hop on and off boats when little legs tire through the woodland. Or walk from your front door towards Newlands Valley (3 miles). Rejuvenate at the local tearoom less than half a mile from the property. Step inside the entrance hall of this charming holiday home which has a reverse-level layout. You ll find two bedrooms a single with storage space and a twin plus a split-level shower room on the ground floor; the twin beds can be made up as a super-king-size bed on request. Cottage-style stairs with five wooden steps lead up to the first floor where you ll find an open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is equipped with an Aga and dishwasher while there s also a handy utility room with a fridge/freezer microwave washing machine and tumble dryer. Further cottage-style stairs with seven steps lead up to the sitting room where there s a large TV DVD player and Freesat recorder plus a wood burner to create a cosy ambience. Doors lead through to the conservatory where you can soak up the views to Catbells. Heading back down to the kitchen another set of steps lead up to a mezzanine area providing the perfect place for relaxing in the little reading nook complete with a large selection of books. On this level the accommodation is completed by a cosy king-size bedroom and a newly decorated family bathroom (with a shower over the bath and WC). On sunny mornings head down stone steps to the lawned garden with mature trees and patios where you can catch some rays and listen to birdlife from the neighbouring fields. You ll find off-road parking for two cars outside plus a shop (2 miles) and a pub with food and a tearoom/restaurant within half a mile of the property. If you can t get enough of the spectacular views here walk a couple of miles towards Keswick to see Skiddaw (2.5 miles). Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king, 1 twin (zip and link beds, can be made up as one super king size bed upon request), 1 single. 2 bathrooms 1 shower room (shower seat available on request), and WC; 1 bathroom with shower over the bath, and WC. Aga oven, dishwasher, stove top kettle. Washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge/freezer, microwave. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Electric heating, there is an air circulation unit into each room of the house that circulates the heat to maintain a comfortable temperature. TV with Freesat, DVD player. Towels not included. Enclosed lawned garden, and three patio areas around the property. Off road parking for 2 cars and EV charging available. Further dogs may be considered if the occupancy is less than 5 guests. Please note the layout of the accommodation has not been designed with young children in mind and may not be considered suitable due to the arrangement of the stairs. Pub 0.5 miles, Shop 2 miles.
A generously sized detached bungalow with a sunny conservatory and enclosed rear garden close to Derwentwater and Keswick.
Over three floors. Five bedrooms (four on first floor): 1 x double with king-size bed with en-suite shower room with rain shower, basin and WC, 1 x double with super-king bed and TV,1 x doublewith king size bed, 2 x twin (one on second floor). First-floor family bathroom with roll top bath, double rain shower cubicle, his and hers basin and WC; additional shower room with shower. , shower room on second floor with shower, basin and WC. Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Kitchen with breakfast bar. Utility room. Dining room. Two sitting rooms.
Enjoy walks around beautiful Derwentwater or experience the magic of the Lake District from the water when you stay at this welcoming three-bedroom cottage at Portinscale. Up to five guests can stay at the property which also benefits from being just 2 miles from lively Keswick. Head into the market town to browse its independent shops choose between a range of eateries and even go to the cinema or the Theatre by the Lake. Book a cruise out on Derwentwater or choose to hire a boat yourselves from the marina close to the cottage. Embark on a range of walks from your front door including following the famous Coledale Horseshoe or climbing up to Catbells which captures picturesque far-reaching views. Descend the steps and let yourselves into this charming country cottage. The kitchen has everything you will need during your stay. There is an electric hob and oven microwave fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. Make yourselves a cup of coffee and then wander on through into the lounge/diner next door. Light the wood burner in here on chilly days settle yourselves on the sofa and chairs and perhaps switch on the Smart TV and DVD. Gather at the table to enjoy your meals together play a hand of cards or plan the following day s activities. Follow the staircase up to the first floor to find your three bedrooms which include a double a single and a twin room. The bathroom is also found on the first floor and has a shower over the bath and WC. Spill outside into the courtyard garden whenever the sun is shining. Have breakfast lunch and dinner out here in the fresh air. There is parking for one car at the cottage. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1double, 1 twin and 1 single. 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. Electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Wood burner (initial supply of logs). Smart TV and DVD. Towels not provided (can be provided for an extra charge). Small, paved area with table and chairs outside. Parking for 1 car. Pub and tearoom within 300 metres, shops 2 miles away.
Sleeping four guests in comfort this chocolate-box cottage is located within the peaceful village of Portinscale 2 miles from the hustle and bustle of Keswick. Despite being a quintessential setting the village boasts a cafe pub and hotel as well as easy access to footpaths across the fells and in the direction of Derwentwater. Two marinas provide opportunities for water sports including sailing and fishing or you can explore the shoreline with a picnic in tow. Keswick is an excellent destination for foodies thanks to the plethora of popular restaurants but you can easily lose a few hours browsing the shops and visiting the museum. Culture vultures will appreciate the charming family-run cinema and the renowned Theatre by the Lake. Tucked in a row of traditional properties this 18th-century cottage is cosy and homely thanks to the combination of original features and contemporary conveniences. Handcrafted woodwork and furniture feature throughout and the owners have thoughtfully finished the overall effect with local artwork. Park at the rear and step through the French doors to discover the open-plan living space which consists of a lounge/kitchen/diner complete with a wood burner timber beams and rustic furniture. Prepare your meals in the impressive kitchen with its stylish cabinetry built-in oven induction hob under-counter fridge freezer washing machine dishwasher and microwave settling down in the quirky dining space to eat. Two church pews have been adapted to provide seating and a table and this is also a good spot for enjoying board games over a few drinks. There are sofas alongside a TV DVD and radio for evening entertainment and at bedtime the corner staircase leads up to the first-floor bedrooms and bathroom. A small landing leads off to the king-size bedroom with built-in storage and a dressing table. Next a pretty twin room offers storage and two full-sized single beds. This room is best suited for children as there isn t a great deal of floor space. Finally there is a handy bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Outside the garden has a raised decked area with seating for watching the birds on the feeders over your morning. Mature shrubs line the attractive garden and there are two spaces for parking one gravelled area and one further back to the side of the garages. To the front of the property is a raised wall with plants and a narrow passageway that connects the neighbouring properties. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 twin. 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. Oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. Wood burner first set of logs provided. TV, DVD, radio. Towels not provided. Small garden with decked area. Off road parking for 2 cars. Pub and shop within 1 mile. Please note there is limited floor space in the twin bedroom, so may be more suited to children.
A detached bungalow in a peaceful residential area only half a mile from Derwentwater.
Portinscale offers village life with the option of taking a short walk into the market town of Keswick on the footpath from the village and over the suspension bridge (1.5 miles). There is a great selection of independent shops and restaurants. There is a network of lake or mountain walking paths from your door as this area is a haven for walking cycling and water sports. There are two marinas again only a short walk from the property where you can board the launch across to Keswick and around Derwentwater Lake. The Lingholm Estate is just under a mile away and has a fabulous restaurant some lovely walks and a pretty walled garden. There is an open-air theatre at Mirehouse (3 miles away) which is well worth a visit. This traditional stone ground-floor apartment is spacious and homely. As you enter the property you will find yourself in the porch with useful storage for coats and shoes. Head through into the spacious kitchen which is very well equipped with an electric hob and oven washing machine under-counter fridge/freezer slimline dishwasher and built-in microwave. Off the hallway you will find a bright master bedroom that has a super-king-size zip-and-link bed (can be made up as a twin on request). The bedroom has a TV and an en-suite bathroom with a shower and WC. There is a shower chair in the shower and also a handrail for the toilet. The bedroom has views across the garden and patio. Next door to the bedroom you will find the lounge; this room offers you a great space to enjoy breakfast or an evening meal at the dining table or you can relax and watch a good film on the TV or read a good book after a day out exploring. There is also a wood burner-effect electric fire perfect for the cooler evenings and lovely views over the garden. A ramp is available on request to access the entrance porch and from there all rooms and the outside patio are easily accessible. Heading outside there is a tiered garden with a private section of lawn and a patio with an electric awning and seating outside to enjoy al fresco dining. There is private parking for one car on the drive outside of the property. Need to know: 1 bedroom 1 super king size zip and link (can be made up as a twin on request). 1 en suite bathroom with shower, shower chair and WC with handrail. Electric hob and oven, fridge/freezer, slimline dishwasher, integrated washing machine and microwave. TV in lounge and bedroom. Large shared garden with private seating, patio and electric awning. Ramp available on request. Private parking for 1 car on the drive. Regret no children or babies. Shops, pubs and restaurants within walking distance.
Book a stay in this delightful first-floor mews apartment to enjoy a little time away with your partner or a friend. Set in the village of Portinscale just a 1-mile walk or 2-mile drive from Keswick the holiday home is less than 0.25 miles from the shores of beautiful Derwentwater. Book a cruise to take in the spectacular scenery from the water or try canoeing kayaking or paddle-boarding. Lace up your walking boots and walk 8 miles all the way round the lake or attempt the famous 9-mile Coledale Horseshoe which starts at Braithewaite just 1.5 miles from the apartment. Stroll into Keswick to shop for local provisions or book a table in a pub or restaurant. Enter via a shared entrance hall where you can hang coats and outdoor wear and leave your wellies and shoes. Climb the stairs up to your own bolthole and open the door to find the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with characterful sloping beamed ceilings and plenty of light. Spend your evenings in here together reading chatting or listening to music on the stereo. Choose a film to watch on the Smart TV or DVD player. Make your way into the kitchen area when it is time to prepare a meal. There is integrated double oven plus halogen hobs a microwave dishwasher and washer/dryer in here. Enjoy your meals together at the table. Head to the bedroom after your long and busy day to find a super-king-size bed (which can also be arranged as twins upon request). Gaze out over the gardens and surrounding landscape from here. The en-suite bathroom features a bath with shower over WC and handbasin. Enjoy the shared grounds on warm and sunny days. Relax in the fresh air with a cup of tea and a slice of cake and take in the views. The apartment comes with designated parking. Need to know: 1 bedroom super king size (which can be made into twins on request). 1 en suite bathroom with bath and shower over plus WC. Integrated double oven, plus halogen hobs, a microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Smart TV / DVD player, Electric flame effect stove. Wi Fi included. Shared garden. Designated parking space outside the property for one car. Regret no children or babies. Pubs and cafes within 300m; shops, pubs, supermarkets 1 mile on foot or 2 miles by car. Short breaks available from Friday and Monday on selected dates please call to book.
Located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, this cosy apartment is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful landscapes of the region.
Situated in an ideal location in a delightful village location, this beautiful bungalow is only a stone’s throw from Derwentwater.
A traditional Lakeland cottage situated in the heart of Portinscale village.
A superb holiday home situated in the village of Portinscale, the Lake District. Spacious dwelling. Fantastic views. Hot tub.
A beautifully presented property with spectacular views within walking distance of Derwentwater.
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x super king-size double, 1 x single. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with log burner and TV.
Portinscale is a fantastic base for family holidays there are local amenities on your doorstep. Derwentwater has two marinas canoe and rowing boat hire and offers popular cruises. The bustling market town of Keswick is less than 2 miles away; take the footpath into the town which boasts a great selection of independent shops and eateries to explore including a celebrated bookshop and seasonal Victorian fayre and Christmas market. There are some lovely walks around Lingholm Kitchen and Walled Garden or for the more adventurous walkers why not venture up Skiddaw? Whinlatter Forest 3.5 miles away offers a wealth of adventurous bike trails while excellent road cycling can be enjoyed along the Honister Newlands and Whinlatter passes. Use the launch which is a short walk away to get around the local area and take in the spectacular views around the lake. This generously spacious holiday home is decorated with lots of character. It is welcoming and meticulously equipped ensuring you are well-prepared to enjoy your stay. As you enter the property into the hallway slip off your shoes and make yourself at home. On the ground floor you will find the bright comfortable lounge with a dining area. This room boasts fabulous views across the garden and Skiddaw. The kitchen is next door and has a sun lounge with an informal breakfast table this is the best spot to enjoy a morning coffee or chat with the chef while making plans for the days ahead. There is a handy utility room off the kitchen with a WC. Head up the stairs from the hallway to the first floor. Here you will find three relaxing bedrooms one king-size one single and one twin with fell views. The bathroom at the end of the landing has a bath to soak in after a long day out exploring or should you prefer a shower there is this option too. The expansive garden enveloped by a tall beech hedge features a charming patio providing captivating views of Skiddaw and the surrounding fells. A rear porch stands ready for wet and muddy boots ensuring your adventures are never hindered. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 single and 1 twin. 2 bathrooms shower over bath and a WC, and a separate WC on ground floor. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Smart TV and DVD in lounge. Gas fire in lounge. Private enclosed rear garden with seating area. Storage for bikes. Parking for 2 cars on the private drive. Pub, shop and café within 150 meters and a larger selection 1.5 miles away in Keswick.
Set on the northern shores of Derwentwater, this semi-detached property enjoys fell views from the bedrooms and gardens and a mile from Keswick.
Being located in the heart of traditional Portinscale this is the ideal location for getting out and about to explore both the immediate and wider area. Portinscale offers a choice of places to eat and drink perfect when you don t feel like cooking your own meals. Walk from the door into Keswick or through the pastoral splendour of Newlands Valley or potter to the shores of Derwentwater to enjoy the view. Climb Skiddaw to enjoy panoramic views of the Lake District and on clear days right across to Scotland. Cyclists can challenge themselves on Whinlatter Honister and Newlands Passes to Buttermere or try the off-road tracks at Whinlatter. Those looking for a slower pace can explore Mirehouse and its rambling gardens take a cruise on Derwentwater or take in a show at the ever-popular Theatre by the Lake. Keswick has a myriad of places to eat and a good range of independent shops to browse and a great ice cream parlour. Stepping into the hall of this reverse-level property find the utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer perfect for discarding damp coats and muddy boots. There are also dog towels available for those canine rub downs. The charming ground-floor king-size bedroom overlooks the front garden and boasts a TV and ample storage. The family bathroom also on the ground floor has a bath with handheld shower. Upstairs find the twin bedroom and the double bedroom both boasting ample storage with the skylights perfect for stargazing from bed or waking with the sunlight streaming in. The double bedroom has views over the village to the fells and an en-suite shower room. Dual aspect with a vaulted ceiling the open-plan living space is the heart of the house welcoming comfortable and perfect for gathering everyone together. An open archway leads to the kitchen/dining room where two skylights bring in plenty of light. The dining table seats six for sociable mealtimes while the kitchen contains an electric oven gas hob microwave fridge freezer and dishwasher. Outside to the front there is a fully enclosed paved garden with outdoor furniture for six people to dine alfresco in comfort whilst relaxing to the sounds of nature with views over the rooftops to Bleaberry Fell. Bike storage is available in the shed tucked around the corner. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 double, 1 twin. 2 bathrooms 1 en suite shower room with WC, 1 bathroom with shower attachment and WC. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and air fryer. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Smart TV/DVD in lounge and TV in king bedroom. Electric fire in lounge. Enclosed paved front garden with seating. Parking for one car in front of cottage, further free parking available on roadside subject to availbility. Pub 300 metres, restaurant 100 metres, shop 2 miles.
Sleeping six guests this holiday home offers a welcome escape from busy lifestyles. Stroll down to Derwentwater Marina (less than half a mile) and plan a fun day of water sports there s everything here including sailing kayaking and stand up paddleboarding. Hike to the Catbells (2.5 miles) on the western shore or try water scrambling at Stoneycroft Ghyll (2.5 miles). Whizz from the treetops at Whinlatter Forest (3.5 miles) or take a leisurely walk around Borrowdale (4.5 miles) a great backdrop for holiday photos with Ashness Bridge and the aptly named Surprise View. Or explore lively Keswick (1 mile) where you ll find a wealth of shops pubs and eateries along with an art cinema theatre and pencil museum. Step inside and kick off your hiking boots in the hallway before walking through to the rest of the accommodation decorated in a farmhouse style. Settle in for a cup of tea and chat in the living room which has two cosy sofas slate floors a selection of books and the perfect armchair to curl up in with your favourite book - stay warm from the heat of the cosy wood burner. Or plan film evenings here on the TV with Sky a DVD player and soundbar. Cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen which features an electric fan oven with ceramic hobs fridge/freezer microwave and dishwasher there s also a breakfast table for informal dining and morning coffees while the dining room has a large table and chairs by a vintage dresser. A handy utility room houses a washing machine tumble dryer heated towel rail drying rail sink and extra storage space for sports gear or a dog bed. Head upstairs to find the three spacious bedrooms with handsome furniture ample storage space and period features including exposed timber beams: a king-size bedroom with a TV and an en-suite shower room; a king-size bedroom with a TV and a twin bedroom with views of Walla Crag. There s a contemporary-style family bathroom with a bath separate shower and WC plus a separate WC on this floor too. Step outside to the cosy garden patio with seating to the rear of the property please note there is a right of way through the garden for neighbours. Off-road parking is available for one car with an additional space for a carefully parked car outside the house. There s a shop and pub with food within half a mile of the property. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 2 king size, 1 twin. 2 bathrooms 1 family bathroom with bath, separate shower, WC; 1 en suite shower room with a shower and WC; 1 separate WC. Electric oven with ceramic hobs, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher. Utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, heated towel rail and drying rail. Wood burner logs not provided. 3 TVs 1 Smart TV with Sky, DVD player, soundbar. Books and board games. Towels not included (towel hire available in advance for a fee). Small garden patio area with seating area to the rear of the property. Outside hose pipe for washing down muddy dogs and boots. Please note the rear garden has a right of way through the garden for neighbours. Off road parking for 1 car. Rose Cottage does not have an EV charger, and guests are not permitted to charge vehicles using the standard household sockets chargers can be found at Booths supermarket in Keswick. Shop and pub within a mile.
Over three floors. There is one second floor twin bedrooms with x 2 single beds and a bathroom with a bath, hand held shower, basin and WC with an eave ceiling. First Floor: Lounge. Ground floor: Kitchen dining area leading onto a WC and Utility area.
Portinscale offers village life with the option of taking a short walk into the market town of Keswick on the footpath from the village and over the suspension bridge (1.5 miles). There is a network of lake or mountain walking paths from your door; this area is a haven for walking cycling and water sports. Within the village you will find some nice places to eat and enjoy a drink. The marina is 0.5 miles from the property you can board the launch across to Keswick and around Derwentwater. Keswick has an indoor climbing centre and for mountain bike enthusiasts explore some of the tracks at Whinlater Forest less than 4 miles away. The Lingholm Estate is under a mile away and has a fabulous restaurant some lovely walks and a pretty walled garden. As you enter the communal hallway the sweeping staircase is directly in front of you. Head up to the first floor and head along the landing. Enter the apartment and head down the hallway to a bright open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This room has a huge bay window overlooking the village comfy seating a Smart TV with DVD player and a stunning mirror on the wall. It is a great social space to enjoy time as a family watch a good movie after a day out exploring or play a board game. Next to the lounge is the master bedroom with a king-size bed ample storage TV and large windows which floods the room with light. Through the trees you can even catch a glimpse of Derwentwater. The bathroom is next door with a shower and cosy underfloor heating. The twin bedroom is along the hallway down a couple of steps. At the front of the property there is a communal patio area where you can sit in the sunshine and read a good book while watching the world go by. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 king size and 1 twin. 1 shower room with shower and WC. Electric oven and induction hob, warm drawer, built in microwave oven, dishwasher, integrated washer/dryer and fridge/freezer. Smart TV with DVD player in lounge and TV in master bedroom. Private parking for 2 cars just 15 metres from entrance to the building. Communal bike storage on site. Please note that electric bicycles, scooters and similar battery powered movement devices and their associated batteries are prohibited on the premises. Pub within 150 metres, café within 15 metres, shops, pubs and restaurants just over 1 mile away.
Derwentwater is a fantastic base for family holidays offering two marinas canoe and rowing boat hire and popular cruises. Surrounding the lake is a welcoming cafe a picturesque walled garden friendly pub and the bustling market town of Keswick just 2 miles from the property. Here you will find a host of independent shops and eateries to explore including a celebrated bookshop and seasonal Victorian Fayre and Christmas Market. For cyclists Whinlatter Forest 3.5 miles away offers a wealth of adventurous trails as well while excellent road cycling can be enjoyed along the Honister Newlands and Whinlatter passes. After a busy day return to the village of Portinscale for a hearty meal in the dog-friendly local pub. Inside this recently renovated property is spacious light and elegantly finished with stylish contemporary-style furnishings and a carefully coordinated colour palette. Spend quality time together in the spacious open-plan kitchen/diner which opens through large glazed doors into the garden creating an al fresco feel all year round. The modern kitchen is fitted with an electric oven microwave induction hob fridge/freezer dishwasher and Nespresso machine (remember to bring your own pods with you). Enjoy a glass of wine at the breakfast bar or admire the mountain view from the sofa before enjoying home-cooked meals at the extending dining table. The separate lounge is a cosy space for warming up after a long walk with its wood burner Smart TV and large bay window. Also on the ground floor is a handy utility area with a washing machine and a bathroom with walk-in shower and elegant free-standing bath - perfect for soothing tired muscles at the end of the day. Upstairs are three serene bedrooms one king-size with a large bay window and views of Derwentwater one twin that can be made up as a super-king-size on request. This room has views towards Skiddaw. There is also double overlooking the beautiful mountain range. A modern shower room with a large waterfall shower completes this lovely property. To the front of this property comfortable sofas offer stunning views towards Catbells and Causey Pike - a picturesque perch for unlacing your boots after a busy day. Meanwhile to the rear everyone is catered for in the lovely garden complete with dining furniture a BBQ warm outside tap and wooden shed for storing bikes. There is off-road parking for up to three cars. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 twin (can be made up as super king size on request) and 1 double. 2 bathrooms 1 ground floor bathroom with free standing bath and large walk in shower, 1 shower room with WC. Electric oven, microwave, induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and Nespresso machine. Washing machine in utility room. Smart TV in the kitchen and living room. Wood burner (log provided). Underfloor heating throughout downstairs. Hairdryers in each room. Enclosed rear garden with decking, outdoor furniture, BBQ and dog shower. Wooden shed for bike storage please bring your own locks. Off road parking for up to 3 cars. Pub 0.5 miles.
Lovely cosy cottage in Lakeland village, close to Derwentwater and walking distance of Keswick via a stoned footpath or the road with pavement.
Peaceful village location within walking distance to Keswick. Great views and easy access to The Lakes and Fells
Central location in Portinscale, close to the Derwentwater, set in a quiet village with amenities close by. You can walk into Keswick in 20 minutes.
No 8 Harney Peak is a spacious, comfortable and well-equipped one-bedroom apartment in the centre of the picturesque village of Portinscale. Stunning views, a super kingsize bed, and outdoor seating make it your perfect base for adventure and relaxation.
Number 2 Harney Peak is a two bedroom, two bathroom apartment with the benefit of being situated on the ground floor and having two dedicated parking spaces.
This delightful bungalow is set on the edge of the pretty Lakeland village of Portinscale where you will find a choice of pubs and restaurants. Providing inspiration for Beatrix Potter the local woodlands and lakes offer miles of superb walks right from the doorstep with the shore of Derwentwater just a few hundred metres away. Here you can hire a kayak windsurf or head out onto the lake for a cruise. The town of Keswick (2 miles) has plenty of great places to eat and drink or you could cycle through the Newlands Pass to Buttermere (8 miles). Other local attractions and landmarks include the Puzzling Place (2 miles) Castlerigg Stone Circle (5 miles) and Derwent Pencil Museum (1.5 miles). A couple of steps lead you up into this light refreshing and relaxing holiday home. The hallway features a cloakroom perfect for hanging up coats and storing outdoor equipment. The bright and tastefully furnished lounge is a delightful space to relax in at the end of the day. Featuring plenty of comfortable seating TV and electric fire this is a perfect spot to snuggle up enjoy the views or catch up with a good book or favourite movie. The stylish kitchen/diner is equipped with everything you may need for cooking and enjoying your favourite meals including an electric oven with gas hob microwave small fridge and a TV. There s also a washing machine to be found in the utility room. A couple of steps down from the lounge leads you through to the bright and airy sun room which houses a sofa bed for a further two guests. This is a perfect spot for keen birdwatchers with tranquil views out across the garden and towards the distant mountains. Exploring the property further there are two delightful bedrooms a twin and a double each with a TV and fantastic views across the garden and towards the distant fells. The double room has a window through to the sun room. The bungalow also has a stylish family shower room complete with a walk-in shower and WC. Patio doors lead outside from the sun room and onto the patio which makes a delightful spot for sitting back with a glass of wine and taking in the stunning views. The large garden surrounds the house and has plenty of lawn areas often visited by rabbits which provide plenty of space for children to play and dogs to run. Please note the garden is not fully enclosed and there s a steep slope between the different levels so children and dogs should always be supervised. Plenty of off-road parking on the gravelled area to the front of the property as well as a garage for storing bikes and outdoor equipment which also house the tumble dryer and main fridge/freezer. Need to know: Sleeps 4 2. 2 bedrooms 1 double, 1 twin, sofa bed in the sun room (sleeps an additional 2 guests please contact the office to book for more than 4 people). 1 shower room with shower and WC. Additional WC downstairs. Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge. Fridge/freezer and tumble dryer in garage. Washing machine in utility room. TVs in lounge, kitchen and both bedrooms. Wi Fi included. Towels not provided. Garden with patio and outdoor furniture. Garage for storing bikes and outdoor equipment. Private off road parking. Pub within 0.5 miles, Derwentwater within 0.25 miles. Please note: the garden is not fully enclosed and does have some steep slopes between levels.
Three bedrooms: 1 x Super king zip and link or twin, 1 x king, 1 x double. Bathroom with shower over, basin and WC. Cloakroom on first floor with basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area. Conservatory. Summer House. Electric Wood burner style fire.
The historic village of Portinscale features a welcoming pub and friendly tearoom and is ideal for walkers and cyclists exploring the Lake District. Derwentwater (0.5 miles) and Bassenthwaite Lake (3 miles) provide miles of gorgeous walks and bike trails with nearby peaks including Grisedale Pike (3.5 miles) and Causey Pike (4 miles). Other local highlights include Whinlatter Forest Park (3.5 miles) and Newlands Valley (5 miles). The bustling town of Keswick (1.5 miles) has a wealth of pubs restaurants cafes shops and popular attractions including Derwent Pencil Museum Puzzling Place the Theatre by the Lake the Alhambra Cinema and Keswick Adventure Centre. Just outside the town are the Keswick Climbing Wall and the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle (both 4 miles). The porch provides a handy spot for leaving coats and boots as you enter this warm and attractive traditional cottage. The fully equipped country-style kitchen has an electric oven with gas hob microwave washer/dryer and dishwasher. The pretty lounge/diner retains original exposed ceiling beams and a wood burner set in a fireplace making this a wonderful space to unwind in at the end of a fabulous day. The lounge/diner also has plenty of seating a TV with DVD and a charming dining table perfect for sharing all your favourite meals. The ground floor also offers a stylish shower room complete with a power shower and WC. Upstairs you will find two light and relaxing bedrooms each with exposed beams low sloping ceilings and wooden furniture. The charming master bedroom features a king-size bed walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room complete with a shower cubicle and WC. There s also a delightful bunk bedroom with views towards Whinlatter. Stepping outside the pretty front garden has a patio and outdoor furniture making a pleasant spot for a morning coffee or glass of wine in the evening. There s also a sheltered sitting area at the back of the cottage where you will find a dog washing area with a hose for muddy paws and a rotary washing line. The shed provides storage space for bikes and there s off-road parking for two cars. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 bunk bedroom. 2 shower rooms (1 en suite) with shower and WC. Electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer. Wood burner. TV, DVD. Wi Fi included. Towels will be provided from 3rd September 2022 onwards. Partially enclosed garden with patio and outdoor furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars. Bike storage in shed. Short breaks available from Friday and Monday on selected dates please call to book . Pub 30 metres. Derwentwater 0.5 miles.
Enjoy contemporary comforts and charming period features in this family-friendly holiday home with a backdrop of fells and mountains. Go sailing paddleboarding or cruising at sunset on Derwent Water (0.5 miles); Newlands Adventure Centre (2 miles) will guide you on your way. Explore the market town of Keswick (1.5 miles) with its shops and eateries museums cinema and Theatre by the Lake. Grab hiking boots and take on the Coledale Horseshoe (3.5 miles) the Catbells (3 miles) or the mighty Skiddaw (6 miles). Discover Lingholm Kitchen and Walled Garden which inspired Mr McGregor s Garden in Beatrix Potter s stories. Zip from the treetops at Whinlatter Forest and discover the mystical site of Castlerigg Stone Circle (3.5 miles). This romantic cottage is adorned with rambling wisteria. Inside you ll find spacious contemporary country-style interiors with large picture windows and glass French doors creating a light airy feel. After a hike on the fells settle into cosy seating in the living room and warm hands by the toasty wood burner (first basket of logs included between October and March). Create delicious home-cooked feasts in the well-equipped kitchen which features an electric fan oven gas hob fridge freezer microwave dishwasher and a handy washing machine. Gather in the dining room and make plans for daily adventures in Cumbria. There s ample space for everyone to gather and socialise or to find a favourite corner to catch up on a good book. The living and dining room can be separated by French doors and the kitchen has a breakfast bar for morning coffees or to chat about favourite recipe. There s also a convenient ground floor WC. Head upstairs to find three cosy bedrooms on the first floor: a double with an ornamental fireplace a twin with country views from the Juliet balcony and a bunk bedroom (with full-size beds); plus a spacious family bathroom with a shower and WC. Separate stairs lead to the second floor where there s a double bedroom with sloping ceiling areas a skylight offering views of Skiddaw and Latrigg and an en-suite shower room with a shower and WC. Outside you ll find large-decked areas wrapped around both levels of the property with garden furniture on the lower deck. There s a rockery garden and off-road parking for two cars by a garage. You ll find a pub with food less than half a mile away and shops close by (1.5 miles). Need to know: 4 bedrooms 2 doubles, 1 twin, 1 bunk bedroom (with full size beds). 2 bathrooms 1 family bathroom with a shower and WC; 1 en suite shower room with a shower and WC; separate WC. Electric oven, gas hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine. Wood burner first basket of logs included please prebook this with owner if required for bookings between 1st May and 30th September. Towels not provided. Garden with paved areas and two decked areas around the property garden furniture on the ground deck. Off road parking available for two cars. Shop 1.5 miles; Pub with food less than half a mile. Other pets welcome at an additional charge please call to arrange. Discounts on tickets to the Theatre on the Lake in Keswick (2 miles). The cottage is decorated over the Christmas festive season. There are sloping ceilings on the second floor. Parking for 2 cars. Please note children and pets should be supervised on the balconies. Short breaks only available November to March; 3 nights from Friday or 4 nights from Monday.
A well placed semi-detached cottage with fell views. A quiet location, close to Derwentwater and only one mile from Keswick town centre.
Luxurious accommodation with stunning views, walks from the doorstep and 1/2 mile from the Lake.
Over two floors. On the first floor there are 1 x double bedroom and 1 x twin bedroom . Family bathroom with a shower over bath, basin and WC. Ground Floor: Kitchen. Lounge/diner, front patio garden with seating. Private parking.
Just 1.5 miles from the heart of Keswick stroll into the town and find plenty to keep you entertained. After whetting your appetite at one of many eateries visit the attractions swim in the pool take little ones to play in Fitz Park or take to the water and board a boat across Derwentwater. If you fancy making a splash hire your own boats and paddle the day away. 3 miles away is the Castlerigg Stone Circle where you can take in the views from this mysterious location. After days out enjoy a night off from the kitchen and visit one of Portinscale s local pubs where you can savour a cold drink. This abode sits over one level though is located on a slope consequently the front door is accessed via steps with a handrail or you can take the alternative path without steps. Head inside the glass porch where you can leave boots and outerwear fresh from adventures. The hallway has a grandfather clock and monk s bench and leads to all the rooms in the house. On arrival make your way into the lounge/diner where you can relax and admire views through the large windows. Take a seat in front of the TV/DVD or sit with a book. There is a handy desk for doing work and you can access the garden from the area near the dining table. Before you serve up at the table spend time cooking in the bright contemporary kitchen with built-in fan oven gas hobs dishwasher microwave large fridge/freezer and washing machine. While the tumble drier resides in the cupboard in the hallway. The breakfast bar is a great spot to gather with a cup of tea and the room boasts lovely verdant views. Before heading to bed enjoy a shower in the family shower room with WC or a soak in the tub in the family bathroom with WC. Rest your head in one of our three lovely bedrooms The twin room is a lovely space in which to drift off and has plenty of books to help you doze. With a lovely bay window the master bedroom has a super-king-size bed which can be made up as twin beds if requested at time of booking. Finally the double bedroom is decorated in tranquil tones to help you enjoy a peaceful night s sleep. Take a drink outside to the balcony reached from the lounge and enjoy basking in the fresh air. Descend the stone stairs from here to access the enclosed garden which is set over different levels so please take care. Enjoy dining alfresco and letting little ones play to their heart s content. There is a sloping front garden where you can also spend time in the sun and bike storage is available in the garage. If you want to make your way into the back garden from the front of the house take the steps from the patio (with handrail) or the steep path around the side of the cottage. There is parking for two cars at the front of the property. Need to know: Capacity 6 ( 2 children), accommodation all on one level. 3 bedrooms: 1 super king size (can be made up as twin on request), 1 double, 1 twin.. The cottage can accommodate 2 additional children in a bunk room, confirm when booking if required. 2 bathrooms: 1 shower room, 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Towels not provided. Built in fan oven, gas hobs, dishwasher, microwave, large fridge freezer , washing machine, tumble drier & vacuum cleaner. Smart TV, DVD player. Wi Fi included. Enclosed multi level garden accessed from the road via sloped path to garage or path steps with handrail. Steps with hand rail from the balcony or a steep sloped path give access to rear garden. . Parking for 2 cars at front of property . This property is pet free. Lockable bike storage available. Steep steps and path to enter property, handrail to assist. Shops 1.5 miles, pub less than 0.25 miles.
A well-presented and contemporary first floor property set in the centre of Portinscale, with local amenities on your doorstep. A great retreat for couples or family looking to explore the Lakes.
Relax in the sunny garden looking out over the fells, or take a leisurely stroll along side the river into Keswick.
Two bedrooms: 1 Superking double with ensuite shower room with shower, basin and WC. 1 Superking or Twin single beds with ensuite bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Open plan sitting area, dining area and kitchen. Conserrvatory/sun room. Additional WC
You’ll love to sit on the sofa in the living room and enjoy the stunning panoramic views on all three sides to the surrounding fells. Easy access to Keswick and Derwentwater via Portinscale.
This cottage is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, just ten minutes walk from the centre of Keswick. Discerning couples will enjoy the high standard of self-catering accommodation on offer in this spacious cottage. Two people can be accommodated here, as the accommodation offers a double bedroom and a beautifully appointed sitting room. The property has been recently refurbished to a high standard, reflected in the quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The south-facing garden is a perfect place to relax and enjoy a glass of wine after a day out enjoying the Lake District scenery. The centre of Keswick is a level 5 minute walk away. It is an ideal location to enjoy the shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants in addition to the superb fell walking that the Lake District has to offer. Inside, a spacious lounge is furnished with a leather sofa, recliner and Smart TV. A large picture window overlooks the garden. Heating is provided by gas central heating and an electric flame-effect stove. A dining area provides a different view of the garden. There is one double bedroom furnished with matching light oak furniture. The bedroom window offers mountain views including Skiddaw. The modern bathroom has a shower, toilet, wash basin, shaver point, heated towel rail and is fully tiled. The newly fitted kitchen has a range of well-equipped modern units, a refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, electric cooker and gas hob. Outside is a beautiful enclosed garden to the side and rear which is south facing and enjoys a sunny aspect. The garden is filled with shrubs and climbing clematis. Thoughtful planting throughout the garden offers-year round interest.
Just a 5-minute walk from Keswick’s town centre, this bungalow is great for enjoying the surrounding fells.
A quality, detached bungalow within 8 minutes level walking distance of Keswick town centre and within two minutes walking to the local shop. Large enclosed rear south facing garden, and fell views from every room!
This ideally situated property to Keswick is by far one of the most spacious properties in the area, ideal for families or friends looking for their next Lake District base to explore the beautiful surroundings.
A thoughtfully presented, semi-detached cottage resting in the village of Porthinscale near Keswick. Pet-friendly. Enclosed garden. Keswick 1.8 miles; Bassenthwaite 7.6 miles.
Attractions within 10 miles of Portinscale
- Derwent Water Lake (0.8m)
- Puzzling Place (0.9m)
- Derwent Island and House (1m)
- Alpacaly Ever After (office only) (1m)
- Derwent Water Jetties (1m)
- Friars Crag (1.1m)
- Millbeck Towers (1.7m)
- Catbells (2.3m)
- Surprise View (3m)
- Lodore Falls (3.1m)
- Mirehouse & Gardens (3.2m)
- Bleaberry Fell (3.3m)
- Goldscope Mine (3.4m)
- Maiden Moor (3.4m)
- Bowder Stone (4.4m)
- High Spy (4.6m)
- Watendlath Bothy (4.7m)
- Moss Force Waterfall (5.2m)
- Seatoller Farm (6.1m)
- Alpacaly Ever After (Meet The Alpacas at the Lakes Distillery) (6.3m)
Outdoor Activities around Portinscale
- Fawe Park (0.6m)
- Crow Park (0.9m)
- Hope Park (1m)
- Upper Fitz Park (1.2m)
- Brandlehow Park (1.8m)
- Watson's Park (1.8m)
- Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Trail (2.1m)
- Walla Crag (2.1m)
- Underskiddaw (2.2m)
- Low Nest Farm and Studios, (2.5m)
- Manesty Park (2.7m)
- Calvert Trust Swimming Pool (3.1m)
- Lonscale Fell (3.4m)
- Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Path End (4.1m)
- Whiteside (5.1m)
- Great Dodd (6m)
- Brackenthwaite Hows (6.1m)
- Trotters World (6.2m)
- Crummock South Beach (6.3m)
- Stybarrow Dodd (6.4m)
About Portinscale
Welcome to Portinscale, a charming village nestled in the heart of England. You'll find yourself surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and a rich historical heritage that will transport you back in time.
Explore the quaint streets, visit the local attractions, and immerse yourself in the vibrant community. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures or a peaceful retreat, Portinscale has something for everyone.
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey and discover the hidden gems of this enchanting destination.
Location and Geography
Portinscale, England's location and geography make it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated in the stunning Lake District National Park, this charming village offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and lakes. Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling, or simply immersing yourself in nature, Portinscale has it all.
The village is conveniently located near Derwentwater, a picturesque lake that offers various water activities such as kayaking and sailing. With its close proximity to the famous Catbells fell, you can easily embark on adventurous hikes and soak in the panoramic vistas from its summit.
Additionally, Portinscale is well-connected to neighboring towns and attractions, making it a perfect base for exploring the natural wonders of the Lake District. So, pack your gear and get ready for an unforgettable outdoor adventure in Portinscale, England.
Historical Significance
Continue your exploration of Portinscale, England's rich heritage by delving into its historical significance.
Portinscale has a compelling historical background that dates back centuries. One notable aspect is its connection to the mining industry during the Industrial Revolution. The village played a crucial role in the extraction of minerals, particularly graphite. This mineral was in high demand for its use in pencil manufacturing. The mining operations in Portinscale led to economic growth and the establishment of local businesses.
Additionally, during World War II, the area served as a training ground for soldiers preparing for combat. The historical significance of Portinscale is evident in its preserved buildings, such as the 17th-century St. John's Church and the remnants of the mining industry.
Exploring Portinscale's past allows visitors to appreciate its contributions to England's history.
Natural Beauty and Landscapes
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and breathtaking landscapes that define Portinscale, England. Nestled in the picturesque Lake District, this charming village offers a paradise for nature lovers.
As you explore the area, you'll be captivated by the stunning vistas of rolling hills, lush valleys, and crystal-clear lakes that surround you. Take a leisurely stroll along the shores of Derwentwater and be mesmerized by the tranquil beauty of this idyllic spot.
For the more adventurous, embark on a hike up the majestic Skiddaw Mountain and be rewarded with panoramic views that will leave you in awe. Whether you're an avid photographer or simply seeking solace in nature, Portinscale's natural landscapes are sure to leave a lasting impression on your heart.
Attractions and Activities
Discover the diverse attractions and activities that await you in this charming village of Portinscale, England.
Whether you're a nature lover, history enthusiast, or adventure seeker, there's something for everyone here.
Start by exploring the stunning Derwentwater, where you can take a leisurely boat ride or try your hand at various water sports like kayaking or paddleboarding.
For history buffs, a visit to the nearby Keswick Museum and Art Gallery is a must, where you can delve into the rich history and culture of the area.
If you're in the mood for a thrilling adventure, head to Whinlatter Forest Park and challenge yourself on the exhilarating mountain biking trails.
Don't forget to indulge in the local cuisine at the village's charming cafes and restaurants, offering delicious treats made from fresh, local ingredients.
Local Culture and Community
As you explore the attractions and activities in Portinscale, England, immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture and close-knit community. Here are some aspects that make the culture and community of Portinscale unique:
1. Festivals and Events: Throughout the year, Portinscale hosts various festivals and events that showcase the community's talents and traditions. From music festivals to local fairs, there's always something exciting happening.
2. Community Spirit: The people of Portinscale are known for their strong sense of community. They come together to support local businesses, organize fundraisers, and participate in community projects, fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
3. Traditional Cuisine: Indulge in the delicious flavors of Portinscale's traditional cuisine. From hearty pub grub to homemade cakes and pastries, the local food scene reflects the area's rich culinary heritage.
4. Historical Significance: Portinscale is steeped in history, with its ancient buildings and landmarks serving as a reminder of its past. Take a stroll through the village and appreciate the historical significance of each site.
In Portinscale, you'll not only experience the beauty of the attractions but also become a part of the vibrant local culture and friendly community.