On Ullswater’s western shore take in Aira Force Waterfall as well as the famous Wordsworth daffodils at Glencoyne Bay. Pooley Bridge, at the northern most tip of Ullswater, is a good place to head for a pub lunch, ice cream or nice tea room. A wander along the water’s edge, watching the lake birdlife, or catching a steamer is as relaxing as can be.
The traffic-free eastern shore of Ullswater is one of our favourites in the Lakes and one of the best place to take in this majestic lake. From the jetty at Howtown there are various walks and this is a great spot for a picnic and Peregrine Falcon and Buzzard spotting, as well as lots of other wildlife. Hallin Fell is a very rewarding, short but steep, climb giving wonderful views of Ullswater’s unique ‘dog leg’ shape.
For those fancying a challenge, why not Ullswater’s famous daffodil waymarks on the new 20 mile Ullswater Way. The third pier is at Glenridding, on the southern shore, which a popular starting point for walkers taking on Striding and Swirral Edge up England’s second largest peak, Helvellyn.
This property is ideal for friends or family M.Y Raven offers contemporary, quality accommodation only a short walk from the shores of Ullswater.
From its elevated position, Low Longthwaite Farm benefits from one of the finest views of Ullswater, “The Queen of the English Lakes”. This imposing 16th century farm house has been lovingly restored to create a wonderful Lakeland retreat for friends and families to relax, unwind and enjoy the ever changing views throughout the seasons.
Glen Bank is a striking 5 star Gold Award property situated in the centre of the charming village of Brampton in the picturesque rural Eden Valley area of Cumbria, with easy access and one mile from the market town of Appleby.
Beautifully refurbished to a very high standard, this traditional, detached, stone built cottage is well appointed and has been beautifully finished by its current owner, an interior designer, who has set out to create a high quality retreat, with an emphasis on comfort using bespoke soft furnishings, that is suitable for couples, families or groups of friends.
5 star opulence on Ullswater, Waternook is quite simply outstanding and luxurious in every way, arguably the most prestigious self-catering experience in the Lake District or possibly the British Isles. This eclectic detached 17th century Lakeland residence occupies a sublime, secluded setting within 26 acres of private grounds with 1/2 mile of lake shoreline, commanding simply breath-taking uninterrupted panoramic views as far as the eye can see.
Set close to the northern shores of Ullswater , Horrockwood is a splendid traditional Lakeland farmhouse offering views across the terrace and a wonderful outlook across the valley.
This luxurious detached Lakeland residence occupies a sublime, secluded setting within gorgeous Lakeland countryside commanding simply breathtaking uninterrupted panoramic views as far as the eye can see...
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.
Built in 1714, 3 Rose Cottages is a delightful picture perfect cottage, in the pretty Lakeland village of Dacre just a short drive, or a pleasant walk, from the shores of Ullswater. Refurbished to an exceptionally high standard by the owner with great attention to detail this pretty cottage offers quality, character and lots of charm.
Highgate is an imposing farmhouse that dates back to the 19th Century and has recently undergone a major refurbishment to create a fantastic holiday cottage ideal for extended families or friends. Located in the northern edge of the Lake District with easy access to Keswick, Grasmere and Ullswater and easy to reach from the motorway at Penrith, Highgate offers high quality accommodation ideal for all the family.
A few minutes' drive or a delightful walk from the shores of Ullswater, in the pretty village of Dacre, Boxtree is a beautifully restored, two bedroom, 18th century farmer's cottage. This delightful cottage is packed full of quality, charm and character.
Situated in the unspoilt village of Uldale, The Grooms Cottage has been lovingly created as a cosy and romantic retreat for two and offers high quality accommodation nestled in the beautiful scenery of the north Lakes. The village of Uldale captures countryside life that has remained unchanged for years with a village pub and church, working farms, quaint cottages and a village green. This property has recently been featured in The Cumberland News and also the award winning Cumbria Life magazine, where you can find its highly complimented write ups.
Located on Waterfoot Park, M.Y. Lady of the Lake takes it names from the oldest of the Ullswater Steamers fleet, built in 1877 and originally a steam vessel, her namesake cottage offers a luxurious retreat whatever the season. The outstanding feature of this cottage is the large feature windows which allow both the light to flood and offer spectacular views across the grounds to the woodland beyond. There is an external door to the side of the windows leading to the patio. In the evening as the curtains are drawn the beautiful feature fireplace becomes the cosy focal point of the room.
The Great Barn exudes five star luxury and overlooks the serene waters of Ullswater in the Lake District National Park, arguably boasting some of the most enviable vistas imaginable anywhere in the world. This quintessential 17th century converted barn, has seductively leapt into the 21st century with true flair and sophistication, providing outstanding quality and luxury.
Fellgate Farm is a recently refurbished farmhouse located in the beautiful village of Helton. The house was built in the early 18th century and oozes charm and character alongside incredibly well designed and appointed spaces. As soon as you enter the property it is apparent that much care and effort has gone into the small touches and finer details that makes a house a home: the personality of the house creates an atmosphere you won't want to leave.
This charismatic Lakeland cottage occupies a blissfully secluded setting midway between the picturesque villages of Glenridding and Patterdale, close to the southern tip of breathaking Ullswater. Beautifully presented and equipped, this dreamy cottage was the local Police house until 1946 and is therefore aptly named. The location, in Grisedale Bridge, is truly romantic with wonderful views of the surrounding mountains, also to Ullswater from the first floor landing.
Rose Farm is an exquisite 17th Century Lakeland farm house that has been lovingly developed to offer a superb retreat. Finished with an exacting eye to detail and packed with antique furnishings, period art work and incorporating many of the original features from oak beams to slate floors Rose Farm is that special place for family celebrations or for spending time with friends, creating many happy holiday memories for years to come.
At the foot of Mell Fell and benefitting from beautiful uninterrupted views across Blencathra, Great Dodd and the rolling hills of the North Lake District, Beck View is a beautifully appointed detached Lakeland Cottage dating back to the 1800’s but with all the modern conveniences for the perfect relaxing Lake District holiday.
Set high on the hills above Matterdale, in the foothills of Helvellyn and offering beautiful views across the valley, High Brow is a superb property that benefits from a breath-taking location.
5 star opulence on Ullswater, Waternook Estate is quite simply outstanding and luxurious in every way, arguably the most prestigious self-catering experience in the Lake District or possibly the British Isles. Exclusively yours this magnificent private estate comprises of Waternook, accommodating 12 and The Great Barn 8.
On Ullswater’s western shore take in Aira Force Waterfall as well as the famous Wordsworth daffodils at Glencoyne Bay. Pooley Bridge, at the northern most tip of Ullswater, is a good place to head for a pub lunch, ice cream or nice tea room. A wander along the water’s edge, watching the lake birdlife, or catching a steamer is as relaxing as can be.
The traffic-free eastern shore of Ullswater is one of our favourites in the Lakes and one of the best place to take in this majestic lake. From the jetty at Howtown there are various walks and this is a great spot for a picnic and Peregrine Falcon and Buzzard spotting, as well as lots of other wildlife. Hallin Fell is a very rewarding, short but steep, climb giving wonderful views of Ullswater’s unique ‘dog leg’ shape.
For those fancying a challenge, why not Ullswater’s famous daffodil waymarks on the new 20 mile Ullswater Way. The third pier is at Glenridding, on the southern shore, which a popular starting point for walkers taking on Striding and Swirral Edge up England’s second largest peak, Helvellyn.