Cumbrian Holiday cottages - 1 to 6 in Braithwaite

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Catbells Cottage (Braithwaite) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.. Catbells Cottage is beautifully restored and furnished by the owners to provide a high standard of comfort for up to 6 people situated in the heart of Braithwaite, across the road from the village shop and with two good pubs each serving bar meals very close by. Braithwaite lies 2 miles to the west of Keswick, which has many amenities from shops and restaurants to museums and the Theatre by the Lake. Whinlatter Pass and forest ascend from the village and are extremely popular with both mountain bikers and walkers alike. Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake are each within 2 miles with sailing and fishing opportunities.

Price: £ 440 - £ 920

Moss Garth (Braithwaite) sleeps a maximum of 8 people.. This impressive detached property was converted from the original farmhouse and barn which originally housed both the farming family and livestock, into a beautiful 4 bedroom home. Moss Garth has a slightly elevated position in Braithwaite with tremendous views from most rooms, it also has the benefit of a good sized garden and a garage. The village of Braithwaite is a very popular place for walkers to stay because of its amenities, there are 2 pubs each serving food, 2 restaurants, a shop and of course fantastic walks from the doorstep, including Grisedale Pike and Causey Pike.

Price: £ 760 - £ 1290

1 Skiddaw View (Braithwaite) sleeps a maximum of 4 people..
This 2 bedroom end of terrace cottage is situated in the heart of the village of Braithwaite which lies 2 miles to the west of Keswick. Braithwaite is a perfect base for walkers with so many walking and climbing opportunities on the doorstep, including Causey Pike, Grizedale Pike and Skiddaw. The Whinlatter Pass and forest rise up from Braithwaite and is particularly popular with mountain bikers as well as walkers. The Whinlatter Visitor Centre is well worth a visit. Braithwaite has a village shop, two good pubs serving excellent food and a restaurant. Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake are each within 2 miles and the nearby bustling tourist town of Keswick with a wealth of amenities.

Price: £ 350 - £ 580

Croft Cottage (Braithwaite) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. Croft Cottage is located in the heart of Braithwaite village, which lies at the foot of Grisedale Pike and Whinlatter Pass. The cottage which dates back to 1868 was formerly a barn which has been converted into two dwellings and has been fully modernised and refurbished in 2008 to the same high standard as the owners other properties, Millerdale and Kiln How in Threlkeld. The village boasts a shop, 2 pubs serving bar meals and a restaurant all within walking distance and all accept pets. Keswick is only 2 miles away where you will find an abundance of amenities and visitor attractions. You can walk from the door in Braithwaite and there are some of the best mountain bike tracks in Whinlatter forest. There are fell views from the bedroom windows. Outside the cottage is an unloading area, ample on street parking and a gravelled garden with seating area.

Price: £ 380 - £ 650

Beech End (Braithwaite) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. Situated in the heart of Braithwaite village, Beech End provides a comfortable, well equipped base for walkers at an affordable price. The village shop, pub and restaurant are all within 200 yards, which is great when you are self catering and there are walking and mountain biking opportunities on the doorstep. Braithwaite is only 2 miles from Keswick, one of the Lake Districts top visitor destinations and lies at the foot of Whinlatter Forest, Causey Pike and Grisedale Pike. The cottage has parking for 2 cars, and a small outside seating area and dogs are welcome.

Price: £ 350 - £ 580

Acorn Cottage (Braithwaite) sleeps a maximum of 5 people.. Acorn Cottage is situated right in the heart of Braithwaite, a popular Lakeland village which has 2 excellent pubs, each of which serves good quality bar meals and real Ale, 2 restaurants and a village shop.


Braithwaite lies midway between Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake at the foot of Whinlatter Pass, looking towards Skiddaw and only 2 mile from the bustling market town of Keswick. There is a visitor centre on Whinlatter with Forest Trails and tracks for mountain biking and ample of good walks on the fells surrounding Braithwaite, such as the Coledale Round and Grisedale Pike.

Price: £ 400 - £ 700