Gosforth and Irton Holiday Cottages

Nestled in the beautiful surroundings of the Wasdale Valley in the Lake District national Park, Todd and Gunn cottages have outstanding views and all the peace and quiet you could wish for. Todd cottage can sleep up to three people and accepts dogs. Gunn Cottage sleeps two and at present has a no pets policy. Todd and Gunn cottages are single story, and offer free Wi-fi and Freeserve television

Wood Cottage is a charming wooden bungalow style cottage in the quiet village of Drigg. A perfect retreat for two or three people, Wood Cottage has a bright comfortable sitting room with patio doors opening to the beautiful cottage garden. The garden is planted with a variety of flowers and plants, creating a tranquil environment.

These two bedroomed cottages are built in traditional style and set within the grounds of the magnificent Irton Hall. Each cottage enjoys the full benefits of this peaceful parkland setting, itself located in a quiet, yet particularly beautiful area of West Cumbria. Each cottage has been tastefully constructed to reflect traditional style with use of stone and rendered walls under tiled roofs. Internally the modern comfortable accommodation is well appointed and furnished.

A beautiful and spacious barn conversion situated at Hallflat Farm, in the quiet Western Lake District. Our spacious yet cosy cottage is located in Santon Bridge, in between Eskdale and Wasdale, and has stunning views up the Wasdale valley. The cottage sleeps up to 4 people in two bedrooms and has a full self-catering kitchen, living/dining room with log burner, dedicated broadband with wifi, bathroom and separate toilet. The 'upside down' accommodation has the living area upstairs, to take full advantage of the fantastic scenery. Two outdoor seating areas, one south facing and one west facing, make the most of the sun and provide alfresco dining with a view. Pets welcome. The cottage is surrounded by fields, woods and impressive hills and mountains and yet is only 200m from a pub serving good beer and quality food.

Mill Cottage is a wonderful converted mill in a fantastic location and has just been renovated to a very high standard. Situated on the banks of the River Irt, which flows out of Wastwater (England's deepest lake) a few miles further up the valley, the cottage is in the hamlet of Santon. This lovely hamlet has a craft shop, a tearoom, and also the Santon Bridge Inn just 100m away, which serves a delicious Sunday carvery. The location also allows you to explore both Eskdale and Wasdale with ease, giving access to some of the Lake District’s finest walking. The cottage sleeps 10 in two adjoining but separate apartments – perfect for two families holidaying together.

Five static caravans and a cottage can now be booked at Parkgate Farm near Irton. Situated on a farm with Spectacular views up to Eskdale, Wasdale and beyond to the Coniston fells. Close to the famous La'al Ratty, Muncaster Castle and the West Cumbrian coast with its links golf course and beaches. Interesting walks for all ages and capabilities, surrounded by peace, quiet and tranquility.

Once a Wesleyan chapel, Bitt Cottage is a single storey cottage with magnificent views across rolling farmland to Wasdale and its majestic fells. The cottage offers a large garden, an open fire, and is ideally located for starting numerous walks. The nearest pub is only a 10-minute walk away.

Bank Barn is a lovely barn conversion which is part of Yew Tree Farm, a traditional working Lakeland hill farm where Herdwick Sheep graze alongside a small herd of pedigree dairy goats. The ‘upside down’ layout means that the sitting room takes full advantage of the spectacular views. Four can be accommodated in a double bedroom and a bunk room.

If you're looking for a welcoming, comfortable base to explore the tranquil valleys of the western Lakes and the unspoiled Cumbrian coastline then look no further than 1 Cherry Trees in Gosforth. Nestled at the heart of bustling village life this lovely house sleeps up to five people in three light and airy bedrooms. Recently refurbished, it's a spacious and modern cottage with room to spread out and relax on your holiday.

Scaw Fell is a traditional stone cottage that oozes character. Wooden beams, latched tongue-and-groove doors, exposed stone, stripped wooden floors, and a Victorian cast iron fireplace all add to the feeling of authenticity. Scaw Fell Cottage also has fabulous mountain views from both inside and out in the back garden. There is one double bedroom and one twin room.

Hardinghill is a traditional farm cottage dating back to the 1700s that has been lovingly refurbished. This characterful cottage is quirky yet cosy and retains many period features. There are extensive views from the upper floors to the fells of Wasdale. Four people can enjoy a comfortable stay here – six if you make use of the sofa bed in the downstairs snug.

With uninterrupted views of the Wasdale fells, this cottage is a wonderful starting point for hundreds of walks, either on the high fells or along the banks of the River Irt. The Santon Bridge Inn, a ten-minute stroll down the lane, hosts the International “Greatest Liar” competition towards the end of the year and serves good food and fine ale. The magnificent valley of Wasdale is just a five-minute drive away, boasting England's deepest lake, highest mountain, and smallest church.