Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages in Coniston

• Sleeps7
• Bedrooms3
• PetsYes

4.5★

Outstanding

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A superb family home set in the village of Skelwith Bridge just outside of Ambleside within the Lake District National Park, Spacious dwelling with 3 bedrooms, Fantastic views, characterful features and parking. (Ref. 1042524)

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms4
• PetsYes

4.2★

Good

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This Grade II listed farmhouse can be found in Hawkshead, in the Lake District National Park. (Ref. 1173253)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• PetsYes

4.7★

Outstanding

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Romantic cottage in the grounds of Beatrix Potter's holiday home at Lakefield, Near Sawrey. (Ref. 1042227)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• PetsYes

4.6★

Outstanding

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Set in a location teaming with wildlife, this former quarryman's cottage is perfect for lovers of the outdoors. (Ref. 1041482)

• Sleeps5
• Bedrooms3
• PetsYes

4.2★

Good

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One of a row of eight terraced properties, formerly owned by Beatrix Potter, nestled between Coniston and Little Langdal in the Lake District. (Ref. 1048998)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• PetsYes

4.3★

Good

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This charming, terraced property lies in Chapel Site, Cumbria. (Ref. 1114403)

• Sleeps5
• Bedrooms3
• PetsYes

4.8★

Outstanding

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A charming terrace cottage nestled in the peaceful hamlet of Far Sawrey, two miles from Hawkshead. (Ref. 1042873)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• PetsYes

4.5★

Outstanding

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A charming, stone-fronted cottage nestled in the picturesque village of Elterwater, near Chapel Stile, Cumbria. (Ref. 1120698)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• PetsYes

4.5★

Outstanding

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A charming mid-terrace cottage nestled in the centre of Hawkshead, Cumbria. (Ref. 1128484)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• PetsYes

4.6★

Outstanding

• Lakelovers rating

Traditional end of terrace Lakeland cottage, Oxen Fell Cottage is in the hamlet of Little Langdale, in the stunning valley with the same name, situated between the breath taking Coniston Fells to the south and the Langdale Fells to the north, (Ref. 1040932)