Cottages Near a Pub in the Lake District

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

5.0★

Perfect

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Haystack is a delightful holiday cottage in Troutbeck, Cumbria with wonderful countryside views and a balcony. (Ref. 1159340)

• Sleeps12
• Bedrooms6
• Pet FriendlyNo

5.0★

Perfect

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1 Park Road is a substantial Victorian guest house resting in Windermere, Cumbria, boasting six en-suite bedrooms and is close to a plethora of amenities. (Ref. 1181856)

• Sleeps5
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.8★

Outstanding

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A beautifully presented holiday home resting in Ambleside, Cumbria. (Ref. 1042600)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.4★

Good

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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)

• Sleeps10
• Bedrooms5
• Pet FriendlyYes

5.0★

Perfect

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Raise View is a glorious house in the village of Grasmere in Cumbria, with an electric fire, en-suite facilities, breathtaking views and allowing one pet. (Ref. 1127206)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.7★

Outstanding

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Elegant first floor apartment with french windows, private parking & just a 2 minute stroll to centre of Ambleside. (Ref. 1065740)

• Sleeps12
• Bedrooms6
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.9★

Outstanding

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Large contemporary residence. (Ref. 1041191)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.5★

Outstanding

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River Falls View, a pleasant reverse-level duplex apartment in Ambleside, Cumbria, within Lake District National Park, has a balcony with tranquil views. (Ref. 1041096)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.7★

Outstanding

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A lovely first-floor apartment overlooking Stock Ghyll Beck, within the town of Ambleside. (Ref. 1042523)

• 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)