Dog and Pet Friendly Hotels and Holiday Accommodation in Keswick.

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Cottages within 30 miles of Keswick

This charmingly furnished property (shown right with patio doors) enjoys a wonderful lakeside setting in 2 acres of beautiful gardens which sweep down to the shores of Lake Ullswater with breathtaking views (pictured). Adjoining the owners' home visitors enjoy use of the private lake frontage with a jetty for launching a small boat and fishing. Windsurfing sailing golf walking and pony trekking are available locally. Pooley Bridge (1½ miles) has shops tea rooms and inns and there is a restaurant within walking distance.

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In the heart of a picturesque and welcoming village this charming 17th century cottage sits tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and enjoying lovely far reaching rural views to the rear. Straddling the River Eamont at the head of Lake Ullswater Pooley Bridge is graced by its 16th century bridge and two wide main streets lined with quaint gift shops tea rooms and visitor services which overlook the water sports activity on the lake. With Penrith (5 miles) Keswick and Lake Windermere all in easy reach Finkle Cottage makes an ideal base for exploring the delights of the Lake District National Park.

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In a peaceful location at the end of a quiet farm lane these cottages enjoy far reaching views across open pastureland. Careful conversion of a traditional Cumbrian sandstone stable block has preserved fine original features such as exposed beams and the patio offers a haven for relaxation. Equidistant from the little village of West Newton and the well serviced town of Aspatria (both about 1½ miles) the cottages lie just 5 miles from sandy beaches of the west Cumbrian coastline stretching from Allonby to Silloth. Silloth 10 miles away is a Victorian seaside resort with an excellent golf course. To the south on this coast lie the old shipping ports of Maryport and Whitehaven with marinas and seafaring history museums. The Lake District town of Cockermouth 12 miles is easily accessible as is Keswick which can be reached via routes alongside Bassenthwaite lake with its famous Osprey view point. Keswick is a bustling shopping town with local markets as well as a lakeside theatre on Derwent Water where boat trips can be taken too. Easy access to historic Carlisle and the myriad attractions spectacular scenery and beautiful walking and cycle routes of the Lake District National Park ensures that the cottages at Pasture Farm make an ideal holiday destination.

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In a peaceful location at the end of a quiet farm lane these cottages enjoy far reaching views across open pastureland. Careful conversion of a traditional Cumbrian sandstone stable block has preserved fine original features such as exposed beams and the patio offers a haven for relaxation. Equidistant from the little village of West Newton and the well serviced town of Aspatria (both about 1½ miles) the cottages lie just 5 miles from sandy beaches of the west Cumbrian coastline stretching from Allonby to Silloth. Silloth 10 miles away is a Victorian seaside resort with an excellent golf course. To the south on this coast lie the old shipping ports of Maryport and Whitehaven with marinas and seafaring history museums. The Lake District town of Cockermouth 12 miles is easily accessible as is Keswick which can be reached via routes alongside Bassenthwaite lake with its famous Osprey view point. Keswick is a bustling shopping town with local markets as well as a lakeside theatre on Derwent Water where boat trips can be taken too. Easy access to historic Carlisle and the myriad attractions spectacular scenery and beautiful walking and cycle routes of the Lake District National Park ensures that the cottages at Pasture Farm make an ideal holiday destination.

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In a peaceful location at the end of a quiet farm lane these cottages enjoy far reaching views across open pastureland. Careful conversion of a traditional Cumbrian sandstone stable block has preserved fine original features such as exposed beams and the patio offers a haven for relaxation. Equidistant from the little village of West Newton and the well serviced town of Aspatria (both about 1½ miles) the cottages lie just 5 miles from sandy beaches of the west Cumbrian coastline stretching from Allonby to Silloth. Silloth 10 miles away is a Victorian seaside resort with an excellent golf course. To the south on this coast lie the old shipping ports of Maryport and Whitehaven with marinas and seafaring history museums. The Lake District town of Cockermouth 12 miles is easily accessible as is Keswick which can be reached via routes alongside Bassenthwaite lake with its famous Osprey view point. Keswick is a bustling shopping town with local markets as well as a lakeside theatre on Derwent Water where boat trips can be taken too. Easy access to historic Carlisle and the myriad attractions spectacular scenery and beautiful walking and cycle routes of the Lake District National Park ensures that the cottages at Pasture Farm make an ideal holiday destination.

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Against the backdrop of its one acre of wooded hillside and garden this detached 18th century farmhouse with many original features in its cosy beamed interior. Set in the heart of the pretty village of Eskdale Green it enjoys walks directly to Scafell and Wasdale. The famous Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway and Birkerfell the western lakes Muncaster Castle and Hardknot Pass and Fort all lie close by. Two pubs serving food are just a ¼ mile stroll and the shop next door will provide provisions in advance if required.

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In the lovely rolling landscape of the Lake District National Park this charming cottage enjoys the tranquil rural setting of a working farm just 2 miles from Haweswater lake. Wonderful walking starts from the doorstep onto the Coast to Coast Walk opportunities for bird watching abound. A pub/restaurant is 2 miles Shap's inns and shops are 2½ miles and Penrith is 10 miles. Ullswater and Windermere's many attractions are easily accessible.

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The western lakes and coastline of Cumbria are the Lake District's hidden gems – a rugged romantic and largely unspoilt setting for Hodgson House one of a select number of properties in the 30 acre grounds of Irton Hall which has its own historic connections to Henry VI and Oliver Cromwell. Wastwater Lake and Miterdale are nearby whilst a trip up Eskdale should take the brave over two high fell passes Hardknott and Wrynose down into Little Langdale and the heart of the Lakes. The coastline is high and wild though St Bees offers more gentle access to its sandy beach and there is plenty of fell walking. Whitehaven's maritime history and museums Muncaster Castle's owl centre and the Ravenglass steam trains make a good day out. Steamers on Windermere under an hour's drive. Pub 1 mile shop 3 miles.

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Enjoying a unique location these two comfortable properties sit within 19 acres of natural parkland surrounding Irton Hall. Both Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI visited the Hall although it is reputed that Henry was refused entry and spent the night under the 1000 year old oak tree in front of the house known as 'The King's Oak'. In the grounds children may play to their hearts' content and all visitors can explore the natural habitats of the abundant wildlife. A short drive reaches wide sandy beaches the Eskdale miniature railway at Ravenglass the Munster Castle and Gardens owl sanctuary the Langdales (accessed by the Hard Knott and Wrynose passes) and Wasdale with its amazing views of Scafell Pike. The historic port and marina of Whitehaven's fine holiday amenities are 14 miles. Windermere is under an hour's drive; the coast to coast footpath and Cumbrian cycleway are nearby. Shop and pub 1 mile.

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Enjoying a unique location these two comfortable properties sit within 19 acres of natural parkland surrounding Irton Hall. Both Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI visited the Hall although it is reputed that Henry was refused entry and spent the night under the 1000 year old oak tree in front of the house known as 'The King's Oak'. In the grounds children may play to their hearts' content and all visitors can explore the natural habitats of the abundant wildlife. A short drive reaches wide sandy beaches the Eskdale miniature railway at Ravenglass the Munster Castle and Gardens owl sanctuary the Langdales (accessed by the Hard Knott and Wrynose passes) and Wasdale with its amazing views of Scafell Pike. The historic port and marina of Whitehaven's fine holiday amenities are 14 miles. Windermere is under an hour's drive; the coast to coast footpath and Cumbrian cycleway are nearby. Shop and pub 1 mile.

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