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A special first floor apartment. Within a traditional Lakeland property, in an elevated position, two minutes from Bowness-on-Windermere’s centre. Pet-friendly, with parking and WiFi. Ideal for watersports and walking enthusiasts. Ambleside 5 miles. (Ref. 938503)
7 nights from £300
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- Bedrooms2
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A splendid ground floor apartment, set within a converted Lakeland property at the heart of Bowness-on-Windermere. Pet-friendly with WiFi and off road parking. Great base for touring the beautiful Lake District. Ambleside 5 mile (Ref. 938501)
7 nights from £319
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- Bedrooms3
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Beautifully-presented, semi-detached Windermere upside down cottage with lake views. Five minutes' walk to lake. Juliet balcony from sitting room. Super en-suite accommodation. Enclosed patio garden. Pet friendly. WiFi. Ambleside 5 miles. (Ref. 934814)
7 nights from £463
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- Bedrooms4
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Mid-terrace cottage in Windermere. Family friendly. Three floors. Easy access to local amenities and the lakes. Ambleside 5 miles. (Ref. 23674)
7 nights from £399
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- Bedrooms4
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This is a traditional mid-terrace cottage on the edge of Bowness and Windermere in the Lake District. Membership of Macdonald Old England Hotel Spa included. WiFi. (Ref. 948800)
7 nights from £587
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- Bedrooms2
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A comfortable Scandinavian-style lodge in the resort of White Cross Bay, close to shores of Lake Windermere. Open plan living area, decked terrace, use of on-site leisure facilities. Windermere town centre 2 miles. (Ref. 918172)
Last booked yesterday7 nights from £347
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- Bedrooms3
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Delightful lodge at White Cross Bay on the shores of Lake Windermere. Large sunny decked area with lovely aspect to an elevated partial wooded grassy bank. Excellent leisure facilities on site including swimming pool. Troutbeck Bridge 0.8 miles. (Ref. 937796)
7 nights from £390
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- Bedrooms3
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Comfortable lodge on popular site with excellent leisure facilities in the Lake District. Ambleside 4 miles. Bowness-on-Windermere 3 miles (Ref. 904218)
7 nights from £394
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- Bedrooms2
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Superb spacious lodge on popular White Cross Bay. Two bathrooms. WiFi. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Excellent on-site leisure facilities including swimming pool. Close to Bowness-on-Windermere and Ambleside. (Ref. 915170)
7 nights from £395
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- Bedrooms2
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Delightful lodge with two bedrooms and bathrooms in a corner plot on White Cross Bay. WiFi. Next to Lake Windermere with leisure and spa facilities located in Ambleside in the Lakes National Park. (Ref. 928865)
7 nights from £404
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Just show me Coniston Water Cottages
Natural beauty abounds when you book a Coniston Water cottage! Welcome to one of England's most breathtakingly beautiful lakes, over five miles in length, dominated by the 'Old Man of Coniston' and alluring visitors year after year.
Unwind on the terrace of the Bluebird Café over ice-cream, coffee or a slap-up meal. (Local hero Donald Campbell was a regular customer.) Then have some fun on the water - try Canadian canoeing or kayaking, hire a rowing boat or electric motor boat, or treat yourself to a sailing lesson.
Or let someone sail you. For sumptuous surroundings, the National Trust's unique Steam Yacht Gondola will take you on a tour of the lake, with the option to combine your trip with a visit to Brantwood (Ruskin's lakeside home), or with a walk to Tarn Hows (seasonal dates vary). Otherwise step aboard the Coniston Launch, with sailings to Brantwood, Torver and the Waterhead Hotel.
For splendid lake views, stride out into the surrounding fells or climb to the top of the 'Old Man'. Following a day's adventure, you'll find everything you need in the way of shops, eateries and watering holes in Coniston village.
Splish, splash, splosh - it's the Coniston Water Festival!
A fantastic time to book a Coniston Water cottage is during the Water Festival, an iconic local event opening with a duck race (around 1,000 rubber ducks enter!) and culminating with a grand 'It's a Lakes Knockout'.
One last thing…Did you know it was Coniston Water that inspired Arthur Ransome to write 'Swallows & Amazons'? Perhaps you should pack a copy in your suitcase.