Ambleside Cottages

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.6★

Outstanding

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Pretty Ambleside bungalow with stunning wrap-around views. (Ref. 1042168)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.5★

Outstanding

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Thyme Out is a charming cottage resting in Troutbeck, Cumbria, boasting en-suite facilities and stunning views within the Lake District National Park. (Ref. 1041800)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.5★

Outstanding

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Gowanlea is a charming, Victorian, terrace abode nestled in the village of Ambleside, in the heart of the Lake District National Park. (Ref. 1111401)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.8★

Outstanding

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Esk Pike is a delightful, single-storey lodge situated near Lake Windermere in Troutbeck Bridge, Cumbria, boasting a hot tub and open-plan living. (Ref. 1163404)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.7★

Outstanding

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A character semi-detached cottage in Troutbeck, Lake District. (Ref. 1042855)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyNo

5.0★

Perfect

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Afton View is a detached, first-floor apartment resting in Ambleside, Cumbria, with off-road parking and balcony views of the Lake District National Park. (Ref. 1164176)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyNo

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Park View Studio, a pleasant lower-ground-floor annex in Ambleside, Cumbria, boasts a patio, Smart TV, family-friendly facilities and proximity to a lake. (Ref. 1184435)

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms4
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.7★

Outstanding

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Luxurious detached house for 8, 4 super king size bedrooms all with gorgeous ensuite. (Ref. 1041836)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.6★

Outstanding

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A lovely first-floor apartment set in the town of Ambleside. (Ref. 1042586)

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms4
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.8★

Outstanding

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Like a wooden house from a fairytale, Rosewood By The River perches charmingly on the banks of the Brathay as it flows through the pretty hamlet of Skelwith Bridge. (Ref. 1041489)