17th century family run coaching inn. 2 superb restaurants a fully stocked bar and a warm welcome. Business or Leisure - professionally run. 24 en-suite bedrooms (all with colour TV, radio, telephone and hospitality tray). A traditional Lakeland welcome awaits you and open fire and original oak beams help to create a relaxing atmosphere. (back to top)

Above the banks of the River Derwent with rolling views over the Lakeland Fells, Broughton Craggs Hotel with its own extensive grounds and gardens, offers the visitor the opportunity to enjoy the special hospitality and first-class cuisine of the hotel in a tranquil setting. On the edge of a traditional Cumbrian Village only 3 miles from the centre of Cockermouth and 7 miles from the Solway Coast, Broughton Craggs is the ideal base for the business traveller or those requiring a wide variety of activities and interesting visits. (back to top)

The Melbreak Hotel has been converted from an 18th century farmstead and is situated in three acres of idyllic grounds between the beautiful central lakes and the quieter western Cumbrian market towns of Cockermouth, Whitehaven and Maryport. This family run hotel boasts dramatic, panoramic views across the constantly changing landscape to the Loweswater Valley and mountains beyond and offers guests a warm welcome, 34 comfortable bedrooms, traditional food served in relaxed surroundings and a lounge bar. (back to top)

The Armathwaite Hall Hotel is a unique venue, a four star 17th century former stately home standing in 400 acres of woodland and parkland on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake in a tranquil corner of the beautiful Lake District. The hotel features 42 bedrooms of individual character, Spa and leisure facilities including indoor heated swimming pool, sauna and steam room. Guests can enjoy the Holistic Beauty Salon and the Lakeside activities challenge operated on the estate. Cockermouth - 8 miles away. (back to top)

Close to Bassenthwaite Lake with beautiful views of the highest fells in England, the Castle Inn offers the warmest of welcomes. Extensive range of leisure facilities including an indoor pool, spa bath, sauna, steam room, gym, table tennis, and lawn tennis. Explore some of the most beautiful landscapes in Britain, including Dodd Wood Forest and the magnificent Skiddaw. The hotel is ideal for families and those wanting to escape. Cockermouth is 8 miles away. (back to top)

Lakeside Country House Hotel is an Elegant Edwardian property ideally situated just 100 yards from bassenthwaite lake. The area is uncommercial giving you the "feel" oft the real Lake District, yet the popular towns of Keswick and Cockermouth are less than 10 minutes drive away. Once inside the House you cannot fail to be impressed with the original oak floors and large stained glass windows flooding the house with sunlight and atmosphere. (back to top)

A friendly family run late Victorian Country House. Many of the original features retained but modern central heating and double glazing adopted for comfort! In the country near Keswick (10 mins.) and Cockermouth (8 mins), All en-suite rooms. By Lake Bassenthwaite and just a mile or so from the Osprey's nesting site. Licensed - Conservatory Bar for residents, Private Car Park, Fishermen welcome. Stunning Fell Views, Thornthwaite Forest nearby, Buttermere and Crummock (20 mins). Cockermouth - 6 miles away. (back to top)

Set on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake, The Ouse Bridge Hotel is a family run hotel offering a friendly welcome and fantastic views providing a relaxed atmosphere, excellent service and value for money in a stunning and peaceful location. This elegant Edwardian building has 10 beautifully decorated bedrooms, of which 8 are double/twin bedrooms with ensuite facilities and 2 further double bedrooms with separate private bathroom facilities. 6 bedrooms offer commanding views over Bassenthwaite Lake & Skiddaw beyond. 6m to Cockermouth. (back to top)

The Old Vicarage at Lorton Stunning views,real fires and historic charm. This small country house stands in wooded grounds in the beautiful vale of Lorton, surrounded by fells and close to the lakes. This welcoming victorian house is built of Lakeland stone and offers superior en-suite rooms with tea and coffee facilities Molton and Brown bathroom extras colour TV radio and complimentary mineral waterMain features are the solid pine staircase,stylish lounge and equally smart dining room. It is four miles from the Old Vicarage to Cockermouth. (back to top)

This delightful semi-detached bungalow is situated on the edge of the popular Lakeland town of Cockermouth. It has a delightful enclosed rear garden which is ideal for relaxing on those warm summer evenings. Shop, restaurant and pub all within half a mile of the bungalow. (back to top)

Terraced cottage for 2. This delightful cottage is situated on the side of the River Derwent in the popular market town of Cockermouth. It was built in 1811 and has been lovingly renovated to provide cosy accommodation with emphasis being placed on retaining the character of the cottage. There are views over the river to park land and holiday makers can enjoy relaxing on the patio which leads down to the water's edge. Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant 50 yards. (back to top)

This wonderful character cottage is situated on the edge of the popular market town of Cockermouth. The cottage dates back to the early 1700's and has been extended at the rear to create a delightful kitchen/dining room. There are original exposed oak beams, an ornamental inglenook fireplace and with the careful renovation and modern facilities, it provides the holiday-maker with a superb base all year round. Shop, pub and restaurant are all within a quarter of a mile. (back to top)

Cockermouth is a thriving old market town, birthplace of William Wordsworth. This character cottage is Grade II listed, part of the conservation area covering the towns historic core. It is quietly located, but only 5 minutes walk from the pubs, restaurants and towns charming collection of shops. Cockermouth is on the edge of the Lake District National Park, with views of Skiddaw and easy access to the North Lakes. Excellent low level & hill walking abounds. Shops & pubs 100 yrds. (back to top)

Quietly situated, this character cottage was built around 1730 on the historic Kirkgate, now a conservation area of the delightful market town of Cockermouth, the birthplace of William Wordsworth. Comfortably furnished with antique oak furniture and with exposed beams, it stands in a row of charming Georgian houses, with their listed cobbled forecourts. The northern Lakes are all within a short drive. Keswick, 11 miles. Excellent low level and fell walking abounds. Shops, pubs and restaurants 400 yards. (back to top)

Set in a quiet, friendly village location this cosy 18th century cottage lies 2 miles west of the traditional and attractive market town of Cockermouth. The beck, with resident ducks, flows through the village which is surrounded by a good network of foot and cycle routes, A perfect base for exploring the quieter lakes of Loweswater, Crummockwater and Buttermere, the Cumbrian coastline and magnificent northern fells. (back to top)

Overlooking playing fields and fells to the rear, on the fringe of the National Park. Between Keswick and the Cumbrian Coast. A choice of the bustle of Derwentwater, the sea, and walks are offered. To the south are the lakes of Buttermere, Crummock and Loweswater. Cockermouth, with its Wordsworth associations, has golf, fishing and riding all available. Shop and pub ¼ mile. Cockermouth is 3 miles away. (back to top)

The Hayloft, adjoining the owners home, is situated in the tranquil hamlet of Pardshaw, 3 miles south of Cockermouth, birthplace of William Wordsworth. The property is on the fringe of the Lake District National Park with the Loweswater fells and valley a mere 2 miles away. Walkers can enjoy high and low level walks amidst breathtaking scenery just a short drive from the property. There is a 2 hourly bus service to Cockermouth which offers an abundance of restaurants, tourist attractions and shops. (back to top)

This delightful barn conversion oozes charm and character. The property boasts a spa bath and is furnished and equipped to a high standard.There are pleasant long distance views of the Lake District fells from the garden, with excellent walking in the area. You are 5 miles from the lovely Loweswater with Crummock and Buttermere beyond. Shop 5 miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile. Cockermouth 3 miles. (back to top)

This studio adjoins the owners detached modern cottage which is set in a beautifully landscaped 1 acre garden with large pond, waterfall, summer house and patios. Magnificent views towards central Lake District across the Loweswater, Crummock Water and Buttermere valleys this peaceful hamlet lies 4 miles from the market town of Cockermouth and 11 miles from the lakeland town of Keswick. Excellent walking and climbing with easy road access to the northern and western lakes and fells and the Solway Coast. Shop 3 miles, pub 1 mile. (back to top)

Hidden behind the plain 17th century lakeland exterior, lies this unique gem of a cottage. It has exposed beams, a superb cast iron range, a 17th century stone bread oven and a winding stone staircase, together with modern comfort. Extremely quiet and peaceful, it is very close to the boundary of the Lake District National Park with the lakes of Loweswater, Crummock and Buttermere, within 10 miles by country lanes. The market town of Cockermouth is 3 miles. Shop 1.5 miles, pub 250 yards, restaurant 1 mile. (back to top)

Peacefully located at the end of a leafy country lane, this charming Grade II listed barn, part of an 18th-century fell farm, has an idyllic setting with stunning views across Crummock Water to the Grasmoor range of fells. The property shares a courtyard with the adjoining farmhouse and has a secluded garden with patio. Situated only ½ mile from Loweswater village, there are many beautiful walks direct from Highpark, from a gentle lake stroll to the more challenging Melbreak Fell. Wildlife is abundant with falcons, nightingales and red squirrels. (back to top)

In an idyllic secluded location with stunning, uninterrupted views over the fells to the Vale of Lorton, these two adjoining properties have been created from a beautiful detached house, built in 1822 as a 'painting house' and studio for Joseph Sutton, a noted local artist. They are set in 1¾acres of mature wooded gardens (with grassed areas, ideal for ball games) which lead down to the River Cocker where fishing is available by local licence. Just a short drive away is the bustling Georgian market town of Cockermouth (4 miles). (back to top)

This fully equipped cottage, the wing of the farmhouse, is situated on a working hill farm next to the owner's home in the spectacular Vale of Lorton, commanding panoramic views over the valley and across to the Scottish Mountains. Quiet and isolated, yet only 6 miles from the market towns of Cockermouth and Keswick, & the quieter Lakes of Buttermere and Loweswater - an excellent centre for the north and west of the National Park. Fishing, 1 mile, tennis 1 mile, sailing 8 miles. Shop and village inn 1 mile. (back to top)

Situated next to the beautiful 12th-century church of St Oswald's, is a small courtyard development converted from the original farm. It overlooks a rare example of a double storey Ginn House. It has views of the Lakeland Fells and the Scottish hills. Carved oak furniture is used throughout, hand-made by the owner, whose studio is available for visits only 1½ miles away. Cockermouth 4 miles. Loweswater 4 miles. Solway Coast 7 miles. Shop 3 miles, pub 1 mile. (back to top)

With mountain views, this delightful cottage dating back to the 18th century, has been renovated to provide an excellent holiday cottage retaining all its charm and character, with stone flagged floors and beams. It has fabulous views across the south-facing garden and open countryside towards Skiddaw and is situated in a pretty, quiet village making a superb base to explore the beautiful surrounding Lake District National Park countryside. Just 4 miles from Cockermouth, 3 miles from Bassenthwaite Lake and 12 miles from Keswick. (back to top)

This attractive holiday lodge chalet was built in the late 1990's and has been furnished and equipped to a very good standard. Tucked away in a very pleasant position, it is one of a small group of four chalets, which sit on the National Park boundary; with peaceful rural views across the local countryside towards Skiddaw. It is conveniently situated just off the A595 Cockermouth to Carlisle road, making it an excellent choice for guests wanting easy access to the Northern Lake District and the Scottish Borders. Cockermouth is 5 miles, Keswick, 12 miles and Carlisle 18 miles away. There is a pub 600 metres from the chalet. (back to top)

This lovely cottage, adjoining the owner's property, is a tastefully renovated, early 18th-century converted corn mill. Featuring open, original beams, exposed stonework and some of the mill's workings. The cottage overlooks the River Marron (fishing is available). Branthwaite is a small village close to the Lake District's National Park; it is just 4 miles from Loweswater and 6 miles from Crummock Water. Shop 6 miles, pub 50 yards. Cockermouth is about 5 miles away. (back to top)

This delightful cottage is pleasantly situated in its own garden. Standing on the edge of a working farm it is surrounded by beautiful scenery and has excellent road access to the lakes and fells of the north and western Lake District, Carlisle and southern Scotland. A comfortable and cosy lounge with woodburning stove and sitting area which overlooks the pond and garden, makes this an ideal all year round base. Cockermouth and Bassenthwaite lake, 7 miles. Keswick, 12 miles, Carlisle city, 16 miles. Shops 5 miles, pub 1 mile. (back to top)

Lovely views towards the sea. This light and airy accommodation is well equipped and has quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The living accommodation is on the first floor to give maximum benefit of the lovely views towards the sea and the Scottish hills. The cottage makes a central touring base, being 8 miles from the attractive market town of Cockermouth, 18 miles from Keswick, 9 miles from Bassenthwaite Lake and 12 miles from Buttermere. It is completely self contained and has its own external staircase to the garden. Patio doors give access to a first floor balcony with lovely views. Shop 2 miles, pub with food 1 mile. (back to top)