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An impressive semi-detached Victorian house, in the village of Coniston. Full of character. Quality accommodation. Excellent walking and touring opportunities. Hawkshead 4 miles. (Ref. 935173)
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Delightful first floor apartment in the heart of Coniston. En-suite double bedroom. Beautiful views over the Coniston Fells. WiFi. Close to local amenities. Coniston Water 5 mins walk. (Ref. 21912)
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Cosy second floor apartment with views to the Coniston Fells. En-suite bedroom. Stunning views. WiFi. Central village location with shop and pub within 1 minute walk. Hawkshead 4 miles. (Ref. 922442)
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Superb ground floor cottage in the heart of Coniston. Woodburning stove. WiFi. King-size double bed. Coniston Water and Tarn Hows within walking distance. Hawkshead 4 miles. (Ref. 922443)
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Immaculate riverside cottage in Coniston. Open fire. Pubs and shops one minute walk away. Ambleside 9 miles. (Ref. 25666)
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Outstanding accommodation in village centre. Mountain views. Close to lake. WiFi. Village amenities on doorstep. Ambleside 8 miles. (Ref. 926307)
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A lovely example of our Lake District cottages, this cosy terraced cottage is a stone's throw from Coniston village centre. Superb walking and ideal base for exploring the Lakes. (Ref. 2978)
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A charming end-terrace cottage set in the heart of Coniston in the Lake District. Pretty views towards Coniston Fells. Open fire. Doorstep amenities. Hawkshead 4 miles. (Ref. 25669)
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A charming stone cottage in the village of Coniston in Cumbria. Lake District National Park. Traditional features. Pet-friendly. Countryside views. (Ref. 979720)
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Cosy traditional stone cottage, located above Coniston Village. Beautiful stone flags, exposed stone walls and Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. Pub within walking distance. Close to Coniston, Grasmere, Ambleside and Hawkshaw. (Ref. 972660)
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7 nights from £323
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Just show me Coniston Cottages
Huddled beneath the mighty slopes of the 'Old Man of Coniston', this popular village attracts visitors year round, with superb climbing on Dow Crag and wonderful walks and rambles across the Furness Fells and through the Grizedale Forest.
What's near your Coniston cottage?
A short stroll from the village, Coniston Water is one of Cumbria's biggest and prettiest lakes. Join a special interest cruise aboard the Coniston Launch, glide elegantly across the water on the National Trust's Steam Yacht Gondola, or try your hand at sailing.
Great thinking man, poet and social reformer John Ruskin lived in an imposing lakeside residence called Brantwood. Enjoy family fun days, summertime concerts and tours of his beloved home, and view his elaborate gravestone in the local churchyard. Find out more at the Ruskin Museum, also featuring displays on the village's mining past, plus some interesting stuff on Donald Campbell, known for his speed-breaking (and ultimately fatal) spins on Coniston Water.
Coniston Hall is another lakeside property, not open to the public but worth seeking out from a footpath, if only for a snapshot for your Coniston cottage's holiday album. You'll also need a camera for Andy Goldsworthy's 'Tilberthwaite Touchstone' sheepfold, designed using fine slate in honour of former quarrymen.
More National Trust delights can be found at Tarn Hows - a local beauty spot with a pushchair-friendly, lakeside path - and also at Yew Tree Farm, featured as 'Hill Top' in blockbuster 'Miss Potter'.
Back in the village facilities are good, with shops, cafs and inns - great for keepsakes, real ales and culinary delights. Check-in to a Coniston cottage soon!
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