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A warm welcome awaits at this cosy cottage
Beautiful interior
Traditional meets contemporary
Lounge with wood burner
Relax in style
King-size bedroom
More exposed beams
Tastefully decorated
Bathroom
From the shore of Coniston Water
1 / 10  A warm welcome awaits at this cosy cottage
2 / 10  Beautiful interior
3 / 10  Traditional meets contemporary
4 / 10  Lounge with wood burner
5 / 10  Relax in style
6 / 10  King-size bedroom
7 / 10  More exposed beams
8 / 10  Tastefully decorated
9 / 10  Bathroom
10 / 10  From the shore of Coniston Water

The Dairy - Lake District

Coniston, Lake District
Visit England rating: 5 stars
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Change Fri
Dogs welcome 1
VE 5 star
Open fire / woodburner
Internet access
Luxury
Romantic
Towels included
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Overview
Property code: LCC59

Situated in a peaceful location at the north-east head of Coniston Water, this gorgeous cottage promises an idyllic stay for couples. Spend the day walking around the trails to the peak of the Old Man of Coniston (3 miles) before stopping in one of the local pubs up to 2 miles from the cottage for a drink and a bite to eat. With beautiful original features and complementary decor, this property is perfect for returning to after a long day exploring this stunning part of the Lake District.

As soon as you step in through the oak front door, you’ll feel the warm welcome of this pretty cottage. Exposed beams and peaceful neutral tones make the perfect blend of the traditional and the contemporary; sleek appliances and a stunning dark tiled floor in the kitchen diner match seamlessly with the rustic dining table and chairs. Upstairs, comfortable sofas and soft lighting in the lounge beckon you to curl up in front of the wood burner in the evening with a good book. But if it’s warm enough, spend nights out on the front patio, sizzling up a BBQ and dining alfresco.

Make sure you take a romantic trip on the National Trust’s Steam Yacht Gondola on Coniston Water (2.5 miles) before you take a stroll around the many footpaths to experience nature up close. England’s largest lake, Windermere (10 miles), is one of the most popular places to visit in the Lake District but is worth it for the breathtaking views. The charming village of Kendal is a haven for foodies with lots of cafes and restaurants – make sure you taste some Kendal mint cake while you’re there! If gingerbread is more your thing, there’s a famous shop in Grasmere (10 miles) that must not be missed.

Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.

Please note there is a refundable £150 security deposit for this property payable closer to the start of your holiday.

  • 1 king-size bedroom
  • 1 bathroom with whirlpool bath and shower over bath
  • Oven and ceramic hob, microwave, slow cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer
  • Smart TV
  • Wi-Fi included
  • Garden with furniture and BBQ - please bring charcoal
  • Wood burner - logs available to purchase locally
  • 1 dog welcome
  • Parking for 1 car
  • Bike storage
  • Pub 1.5 miles
  • Bed linen, towels, electric and heating included

Rob Clarkson

This property is personally managed by Rob.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 28 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Alan 4th June 2021

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Reviewed by Carol 28th May 2021

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Reviewed by Emma 30th April 2021

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Fantastic location and fabulous week spent here.

Reviewed by Lisa 30th October 2020

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Yes, great cottage and great access to a number of carried walks right from the front door

Reviewed by Claire 23rd October 2020

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The cottage was lovely and very comfortable. It was warm and cosy with a very well equiped kitchen. It was in an excellent position too and we hardly used the car all week. We even walked and climbed the Old Man of Coniston from the door. The village was about 1.5 miles away and was lovely. The cottage needed cleaning materials, bin bags etc for guRead moreests to use.. There was a pair of socks and a blanket on the floor of the sitting room 3 dirty smelly tea towels in the washing machine. Hide

Reviewed by Anne 16th October 2020

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Beautiful well equipped cosy cottage in a peaceful location. The management company were very helpful and immediately addressed an issue we had on arrival. Thank you for a great home away from home!

Reviewed by Karen 2nd October 2020

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We had a fantastic holiday. The cottage was warm, comfortable and well equipped. Its location meant that access to the lake was only a 15 minute walk. We cycled and paddle boarded almost daily and only used the car to reach Coniston or Hawkshead. The Crown Inn in Coniston offered a great range of pub meals in a safe, Covid- sensitive environment. ARead morelso loved the Herdwick Cafe in Coniston. Hide

Reviewed by Richard 27th September 2020

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Reviewed by Jane 19th September 2020

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Reviewed by Stephen 12th September 2020

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Reviewed by Roy 4th September 2020

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Very well equipped and cosy with generously sized rooms throughout. Kitchen comes with just about all you could need, made a full roast dinner with no problems. Not a lot of natural light but plenty of lights and lamps adding to the cosy feel. DVD player was listed but not supplied, removed since we queried it. Isolator switch for spa bath is by thRead moree skirting on the stairs, not mentioned on the instructions and not obvious due to the position and lack of light. 30-40min walk to Coniston village. Hide

Reviewed by Andrew 14th August 2020

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Reviewed by Sarah 31st July 2020

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Lovely cosy cottage tucked away in very peaceful location. Very high standard of comfort and everything we needed for a relaxing weekend away. Enjoyed fabulous walks from the cottage. Would love to return.

Reviewed by Wayne 24th July 2020

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On arrival of the cottage was quite impressed with the location. On entering the cottage we was disappointed with not having a welcome pack after been driving for 7 hours. The cottage has got all the things you need but we found out in the week the microwave you could not use as someone has replaced the glass plate in it with the incorrect one thatRead more caused it just to slide about in it. I would say that in the description of off road parking is misleading your vehicle is left half on a road ? Hide

Reviewed by Jamie 17th July 2020

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Reviewed by Patricia 16th March 2020

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Reviewed by Cheryl 23rd February 2020

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Overall the time in the property was really nice. Lovely location a little secluded but we had a car. Cottage itself was fantastic.

Reviewed by Elizabeth 17th January 2020

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Very cosy cottage, ideal for two adults and one dog. Fabulous location if you enjoy scenic walks

Reviewed by Gillian 13th December 2019

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Lovely cosy cottage within a 25 minute walk of coniston village. Arrived late in cold wet weather so it was lovely when we opened the door into a warm and inviting kitchen with a lovely hamper of local handmade fudge and biscuits to welcome us. The cottage has everything you need and is very tastefully decorated. The temperature of all the rooms isRead more perfect and the bed is super comfy! What more could you want! Hide

Reviewed by Naomi 6th December 2019

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Beautiful little cottage in a great location Very romantic and cosy for a couple to hideaway Easy and quick drive into town for supplies

Reviewed by Anna 18th November 2019

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Reviewed by Maggie 14th October 2019

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It was a comfortable cottage though there is no mobile phone signal inside. The outside space is very restricted - this was OK for an autum holiday but would have been annoying in the summer especially with a dog. The bed was very comfortable.

Reviewed by Jackie 11th October 2019

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Nice cottage, good location to get to coniston. Take a torch. Disappointed with the cleanliness.

Reviewed by Emma 1st October 2019

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Beautifully appointed, cosy cottage on the edge of Coniston Village. Kitchen has all amenities you could need. Plenty of pubs and grub in the village too, and nicely situated for walks in the surrounding area. Parking space is best described as off-road parking. (Couldnt find a hairdryer so perhaps bring one as I had to do without!)

Reviewed by Robert 13th September 2019

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Very comfortable and warm cottage, in the perfect location for our walking and swimming plans. Low beams are characterful so beware if you are tall. Parking space very limited, only half the width of a car fits onto the kerb, the rest sticks out into a narrow lane. Not suitable for anyone with a large car or van.

Reviewed by Richard 6th September 2019

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The cottage in in an amazing location and the initial booking and forwarding of the required information was superb. The interior of the cottage is small but beautiful although we did have concerns about the cream carpets and so adopted a no shoes policy. I'm not sure the cottage warrants a 5* star rating but that could be because we visited at theRead more end of the season. Hide

Reviewed by Simon 2nd August 2019

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Reviewed by Mark 26th July 2019

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Very pretty, well appointed one bedroom cottage on the quieter side of Lake Coniston. Beautifully decorated and very cosy . Easy drive into Coniston village with plenty of coffee houses and pubs to sample. Highly recommended.

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Location

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Adventure, memories and awe-inspiring natural beauty await you in the rugged, wild and unique Cumbrian Lake District where beautiful expanses of water merge with magical forests against a backdrop of dramatic mountains and fells.

This ancient land has been sculpted by time and nature and is the newest UNESCO World Heritage Site and the first UK National Park to be awarded this outstanding accolade. Poets, writers and artists throughout the ages have been instinctively drawn here; William Wordsworth, Beatrix Potter and John Ruskin, to name a few. The attractions and the diverse landscape will not fail to charm the young and the young at heart, whether that be thrill-seeking activities you seek, pure and cathartic inspiration or simply just some relaxation, you will find it here.

Cycling, walking, canoeing, white-water rafting, flying, parachuting and ballooning are just some of the offerings for any level of adrenalin junky. Experience the glory of nature in the wild or in a setting such as the Predator Experience where you can walk with wolves and learn about the importance of conservation. For a complete day of family, enjoy treetop capers at Go-Ape in the Grizedale Forest.

Vibrant towns and villages are there to be discovered, be it by land or water. You can step back in time and enjoy a steamboat cruise on a lake or leisurely unearth the dynamic scene of contemporary art, culture and some of the best dining in the UK by foot, bus or car.

The National Park is an area of breath-taking beauty that will leave you spoilt for choice, refuelled and inspired. So much so that you’ll want to come back time and time again.

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