A traditional inglenook open fire or stylish log burner is a sought-after feature for a cottage holiday, which is why we have them in most of our properties.
And what a collection of cottages with open fires and burners we have. From impressive 17th century inglenook fireplaces, with fireside seating to designer log burners with stylish slate hearths.
What better way to unwind after a day on the fells, than next to a crackling fire. For romantic holidaymakers, a fire is a must. Closing the curtains and cosying up to a glowing fire as the Lake District night sky sweeps in is simply idyllic. And for celebratory events and family holidays a statement fireplace creates a beautiful and welcoming atmosphere, inviting guests to gather around and be merry. Just make sure that you have plenty of fuel in to keep the fire going as long as you do!
When booking one of Lakelovers cottages with an open fire order one of our WARMA Stove Starter Packs that can be used for open fires as well as log burners and win brownie points as the pack will be in your home ready for when you arrive.
Each WARMA Stove Starter Pack is £6.99 and comes with the following key ingredients to get you started during your stay:
Designed to get you going, these boxes are perfect for keeping you warm and cosy during your first night in your holiday cottage.
Complement the comforting crackles of your cottage open fire with a soothing playlist, some nibbles and family board games. Warm a bottle of red by the fire and enjoy a cheese board of the region’s award-winning cheese, like the Blue Stilton, Appleby Cheshire and Ragstone Goats Cheese from Cartmel Cheeses. More? The Artisan Bakery, in Staveley make ‘heavenly’ bread, which we’d recommend lavishly buttered and enjoyed with a hot chocolate in front of a roaring, warm fire.
A cottage fire has long been a practical must in the Lake District – a chair should be located close by so those straight from off the fells can warm up with a hot drink and some freshly made bread. This chair is also the spot for a spinning wheel, so jobs can be done next to the warmth of the fire. A hearth rug is also a must, so pets can enjoy the warmth of the flames too.
If you can bear to leave the comfort of your deliciously warm cottage with open fire then head to visit some of England’s most famous country homes.
Author of Children’s series Peter Rabbit and Friends, Beatrix Potter pulled a writing table close to her fireplace at Hill Top House, in New Sawrey. Visit this 17th century farmhouse and be taken back to a world where pussycats tended to a roaring fire and rabbits lolled in front of a fire during a Christmas party.
The stunningly huge inglenook fireplace with built-in seating in John Ruskin’s Arts & Crafts home, Brantwood on Coniston will also take you back in time. This is a rather more opulent affair – acres of gardens, a gallery of masterpieces and beautifully crafted furniture.
We know that a warming fire is a must for our holidaymakers, which is why we offer such a great selection of Lake District cottages with open fires.
Lakelovers invite you to browse our collection of over 500 of the very finest self-catering accommodation in the most popular Lake District destinations, like Windermere, Coniston, Ambleside, Grasmere and Keswick where cottages with log fire or wood burner are a mainstay.
Our reputation for quality is supported by VisitEngland accreditation, who assess all of our cottages for grade 3-5 star rating. This includes fixtures and fittings and you’ll find some top of the range log burners in our cottages as well as beautiful period fireplaces.
With over 40 years providing self-catering holidays, we have an expert maintenance and customer service team supporting our quality accommodation provision in this range of cottages with log burners and open fires.
In this stunning collection we have traditional cottages, including luxuriously refurbished 17th century cottages that have feature fireplaces that are full of ‘olde worlde’ charm like exposed oak beams, slate floors and whitewash. These cottages are often in truly sublime settings, in the hidden nooks and crannies of the Lake District. We are proud to be part of the new custodianship of these properties that are imbued with interesting histories. The Cottage at Hill Top was owned by famous author Arthur Ransome and Roger Ground House is a Grade II Listed Tudor cottage that was home to a local priest who ministered to the Parish of Hawkshead in the 1600s, Roger. These quintessentially Lakeland cottages today are finely blended with Laura Ashley and Farrow & Ball styling and 21st century conveniences to make for the perfect Lake District holiday home.
We also have many cottages with log burners, which today some in many shapes and sizes. In our cottages you’ll find designer log burners that make an impressively luxurious statement. We have smaller, functional woodburners in family cottages, where the need for a efficient and warm log burner is the priority.
Whatever your choice, from traditional refurbished Lake District cottages with open fires to stylish cottages with log burners, you’ll find them in beautiful lounges including pianos, enchanting window seats, smart TVs and music systems, fireside ‘love seat’
One of the joys for many of an open fire or log burner is tending to it. Keep an open fire going by turning logs and maintaining the amber glow from a bed of coal. Don’t overload the fire with dry fuel like paper and card – this just results in more clearing in the morning!
Air flow is important for keeping your log burning stove going and can be regulated by adjusting vents on the front. Use hardwood fuel for a longer lasting burn as softwood from the likes of conifers burn rapidly. A moisture content of 20% or less is recommended – freshly collected wood can contain up to 65% water, especially in the Lake District!
Whether your job is to stack the logs, stock the coals or empty the fire in the morning, a log burner or open fire is a true pleasure for a cottage holiday for all generations and occasions.
Do get in touch with our Customer Service team on enquiries@lakelovers.co.uk or 015394 888555 or more help with choosing from our Lake district cottages with log burning stoves and open fires.
Located just a short walk from the southern shores of Thirlmere, Thirlmere Cottage is a much loved retreat to which one can escape and enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside and the spectacular, ever changing scenery throughout the year.
The Blithe Hare is the quintessential, 17th century Lakeland cottage nested along a quiet row in Troutbeck Bridge at the foot of the Troutbeck Valley, midway between the vibrant villages of Windermere and Ambleside. The enchanting and stylish interior of this chocolate box cottage has been beautifully created with great flair to provide the perfect, romantic bolt hole and offers a relaxing living space dressed with an eclectic mix of hand-picked furnishings and carefully chosen accessories and artwork.
The very charming Stoat Cottage enjoys a central location in the heart of Staveley, a thriving village that has quietly gained a reputation as a destination village for foodie retreats and everything outdoors making it the perfect base to explore the lakes. This mid-19th century cottage has just been beautifully re-worked to offer quality, stylish accommodation with the theme very much on comfort.
Felldale cottage is perfectly placed amongst some of the most stunning scenery in the Lake District, with every season offering a new picture postcard view.
PLEASE NOTE THIS PROPERTY CAN BE BOOKED ON A MONDAY TO MONDAY, AS WELL AS A FRIDAY TO FRIDAY BASIS. Please phone 015394 88855 for enquiries or bookings.
PLEASE NOTE THIS PROPERTY CAN BE BOOKED ON A MONDAY TO MONDAY, AS WELL AS A FRIDAY TO FRIDAY BASIS. Please phone 015394 88855 for enquiries or bookings.
This Victorian cottage enjoys a prime central Ambleside location in the heart of the village. It is set in a quiet side lane with amenities just around the corner. Guests can enjoy the local area without a need to use the car on a daily basis. There are great local walks for all ages and abilities, or you can take a stroll to the lake for cruises and boat hire. You can sample excellent places to eat and first-rate cinemas, plus welcoming pubs and a variety of outdoor activities all within walking distance.
This charming, quintessential Lakeland residence is set against a backdrop of National Trust mature woodland, home to a wealth of wildlife including squirrels, deers and birds that are regular visitors to the cottage garden. Just a mile from Hawkshead and a mere 4 miles from Ambleside, the location is both peaceful and convenient for exploring the quieter, Eastern side of Windermere. Roe Deer Cottage is presented in a typically country style, extremely comfortable with an ever so delightful nod to nostalgia.
Is this the most enviable abode in the country? We think so and so did Harriet Martineau in her 1855 works, A complete guide to the English Lakes.
Hidden from the hustle and bustle of Bowness, step through the gates at Silver Howe and you discover a beautiful home nestled into a rocky outcrop surrounded by mature trees, offering a unique property that makes this the ideal holiday cottage for both family and friends.
This magnificent period residence is a castle in its own right and proudly exhibits the original tower, now a magical bedroom, with panoramic and simply breathtaking views, arguably the best from anywhere in The Lake District and probably the British Isles. Aptly named this sumptuous place literally has it all and translated the Latin meaning 'LARGE HOUSE', we think this sums it up to a tee!
Approaching the cobbled courtyard entrance to Wykefield, the promise of what is to come will incite the prickle of goosebumps in even the most well-travelled guest. Surrender to the drama and majesty of this idyllic residence with a luxury self-catering break within the picturesque hamlet of Near Sawrey. It is less than a 5-minute stroll from Beatrix Potter's farmhouse, Hill Top, and the cosy pub, The Tower Bank Arms. The famous author holidayed twice at the house which Wykefield is part of and it was here that she made her final edits to her first little book, Peter Rabbit. Once you have fallen for this sympathetically combined Victorian and contemporary Lakeland abode, gazed out at the infinite views of breath-taking countryside and glimpses of lake, you'll find it hard to think you would rather be anywhere else in the world. Let this 'magical corner' of the Lake District lure you under its spell...
A traditional 'picture postcard', Lakeland cottage in picturesque setting overlooking Grasmere Green, Becksteps Cottage is close to all the village amenities including pubs, restaurants, and shops. Grasmere is the heart of the Lake District and central for walking in all directions and for all abilities.
Set in the Troutbeck Valley, a five minutes' drive north east of Windermere, the village of Troutbeck is one of the most beautiful in the Lake District, with an array of south facing cottages and farmsteads. The cottage is at the head of the village, close to the popular Queens Head, the owners of South Stonethwaite Cottage have lovingly restored it to offer a beautiful Lakeland hideaway.
Located on the south east corner of the Lake District national park, just a ten minute drive from Windermere, five minutes from the market town of Kendal and less than half an hour from the Yorkshire Dales, Richmond is the eastern wing of the magnificent Bannel Head House, a stunning Victorian country residence built in 1900.
Dating back to 1640, this romantic Lake District cottage is a dream inside and out, with a picture postcard white exterior, deep-silled cottage windows, open fire and old oak beams.This chocolate box cottage is an ideal place to relax and unwind and is something really special for couples.
Crag View is a beautiful family-friendly holiday cottage that sleeps 6 and welcomes dogs. Nestled in the peaceful hamlet of Underbarrow, it is just a quick walk from the delightful Black Labrador pub, renowned for a great menu. Crag View is a short 15 minute drive to Bowness and Kendal. Overlooking the picturesque Lyth Valley, it is also ideal for a walking holiday. There is a magnificent range of local walks to suit all abilities, from a hike over nearby Cunswick Scar (steep in places and well worth the effort) to fun walks with young children, for example the walk over Scout Scar. This is one of the 'Miles Without Stiles' walks and is suitable for pushchairs.
This superb detached residence commands beautiful views through walls of glass, from a peaceful setting only a 5 minute stroll from Bowness village and the shores of Lake Windermere. Presented with an eye for style, Sherwood promises breathing space and sociable gathering for couples, friends or families.
An outstanding detached Lakeland residence which simply has it all - contemporary Lake District luxury, a special place to spend precious time together within an idyllic setting, yet only a short stroll to the heart of Windermere village and the lake itself. Step inside and catch your breath as the ingenious design and attention to details has to be seen to be fully appreciated - here the 21st century is luxuriously felt.
Orrest Range is a Victorian Lakeland slate terrace cottage situated only a few minutes' walk from the centre of Windermere Village. Refurbished to a high standard by its current owners the property reflects their attention to detail and quality and retains much of its period charm including a stunning Victorian range.
A traditional inglenook open fire or stylish log burner is a sought-after feature for a cottage holiday, which is why we have them in most of our properties.
And what a collection of cottages with open fires and burners we have. From impressive 17th century inglenook fireplaces, with fireside seating to designer log burners with stylish slate hearths.
What better way to unwind after a day on the fells, than next to a crackling fire. For romantic holidaymakers, a fire is a must. Closing the curtains and cosying up to a glowing fire as the Lake District night sky sweeps in is simply idyllic. And for celebratory events and family holidays a statement fireplace creates a beautiful and welcoming atmosphere, inviting guests to gather around and be merry. Just make sure that you have plenty of fuel in to keep the fire going as long as you do!
When booking one of Lakelovers cottages with an open fire order one of our WARMA Stove Starter Packs that can be used for open fires as well as log burners and win brownie points as the pack will be in your home ready for when you arrive.
Each WARMA Stove Starter Pack is £6.99 and comes with the following key ingredients to get you started during your stay:
Designed to get you going, these boxes are perfect for keeping you warm and cosy during your first night in your holiday cottage.
Complement the comforting crackles of your cottage open fire with a soothing playlist, some nibbles and family board games. Warm a bottle of red by the fire and enjoy a cheese board of the region’s award-winning cheese, like the Blue Stilton, Appleby Cheshire and Ragstone Goats Cheese from Cartmel Cheeses. More? The Artisan Bakery, in Staveley make ‘heavenly’ bread, which we’d recommend lavishly buttered and enjoyed with a hot chocolate in front of a roaring, warm fire.
A cottage fire has long been a practical must in the Lake District – a chair should be located close by so those straight from off the fells can warm up with a hot drink and some freshly made bread. This chair is also the spot for a spinning wheel, so jobs can be done next to the warmth of the fire. A hearth rug is also a must, so pets can enjoy the warmth of the flames too.
If you can bear to leave the comfort of your deliciously warm cottage with open fire then head to visit some of England’s most famous country homes.
Author of Children’s series Peter Rabbit and Friends, Beatrix Potter pulled a writing table close to her fireplace at Hill Top House, in New Sawrey. Visit this 17th century farmhouse and be taken back to a world where pussycats tended to a roaring fire and rabbits lolled in front of a fire during a Christmas party.
The stunningly huge inglenook fireplace with built-in seating in John Ruskin’s Arts & Crafts home, Brantwood on Coniston will also take you back in time. This is a rather more opulent affair – acres of gardens, a gallery of masterpieces and beautifully crafted furniture.
We know that a warming fire is a must for our holidaymakers, which is why we offer such a great selection of Lake District cottages with open fires.
Lakelovers invite you to browse our collection of over 500 of the very finest self-catering accommodation in the most popular Lake District destinations, like Windermere, Coniston, Ambleside, Grasmere and Keswick where cottages with log fire or wood burner are a mainstay.
Our reputation for quality is supported by VisitEngland accreditation, who assess all of our cottages for grade 3-5 star rating. This includes fixtures and fittings and you’ll find some top of the range log burners in our cottages as well as beautiful period fireplaces.
With over 40 years providing self-catering holidays, we have an expert maintenance and customer service team supporting our quality accommodation provision in this range of cottages with log burners and open fires.
In this stunning collection we have traditional cottages, including luxuriously refurbished 17th century cottages that have feature fireplaces that are full of ‘olde worlde’ charm like exposed oak beams, slate floors and whitewash. These cottages are often in truly sublime settings, in the hidden nooks and crannies of the Lake District. We are proud to be part of the new custodianship of these properties that are imbued with interesting histories. The Cottage at Hill Top was owned by famous author Arthur Ransome and Roger Ground House is a Grade II Listed Tudor cottage that was home to a local priest who ministered to the Parish of Hawkshead in the 1600s, Roger. These quintessentially Lakeland cottages today are finely blended with Laura Ashley and Farrow & Ball styling and 21st century conveniences to make for the perfect Lake District holiday home.
We also have many cottages with log burners, which today some in many shapes and sizes. In our cottages you’ll find designer log burners that make an impressively luxurious statement. We have smaller, functional woodburners in family cottages, where the need for a efficient and warm log burner is the priority.
Whatever your choice, from traditional refurbished Lake District cottages with open fires to stylish cottages with log burners, you’ll find them in beautiful lounges including pianos, enchanting window seats, smart TVs and music systems, fireside ‘love seat’
One of the joys for many of an open fire or log burner is tending to it. Keep an open fire going by turning logs and maintaining the amber glow from a bed of coal. Don’t overload the fire with dry fuel like paper and card – this just results in more clearing in the morning!
Air flow is important for keeping your log burning stove going and can be regulated by adjusting vents on the front. Use hardwood fuel for a longer lasting burn as softwood from the likes of conifers burn rapidly. A moisture content of 20% or less is recommended – freshly collected wood can contain up to 65% water, especially in the Lake District!
Whether your job is to stack the logs, stock the coals or empty the fire in the morning, a log burner or open fire is a true pleasure for a cottage holiday for all generations and occasions.
Do get in touch with our Customer Service team on enquiries@lakelovers.co.uk or 015394 888555 or more help with choosing from our Lake district cottages with log burning stoves and open fires.