Elterwater Cottages

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.5★

Outstanding

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A charming ground-floor apartment near the village of Grasmere within the Lake District National Park. (Ref. 1043147)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyYes

5.0★

Perfect

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Osprey Cottage is a tremendous pet-friendly property in Grasmere, Cumbria, with ground-floor living, woodburning stove, and sublime countryside views. (Ref. 1173482)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.5★

Outstanding

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Beck Steps, a traditional, semi-detached cottage set in Chapel Stile, Cumbria. (Ref. 1041575)

• Sleeps5
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.7★

Outstanding

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Traditional and spacious Lake District cottage with easy access to Grasmere. (Ref. 1042245)

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms4
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.0★

Good

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Beautifully presented large Lakeland home in peaceful Elterwater, near Coniston & Ambleside. (Ref. 1041799)

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms4
• Pet FriendlyYes

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Huntingstile South is a marvellous country house positioned on the rural outskirts of Grasmere in Cumbria, enjoying lake views in a national park. (Ref. 1169919)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.4★

Good

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

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyYes

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
• Pet FriendlyYes

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White Gables is a charming, pet-friendly cottage near a beach in Grasmere, Cumbria, with magnificent Lakeland views, an open fire, and ground-floor living. (Ref. 1209647)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.6★

Outstanding

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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)