Cumbrian Holiday cottages - 1 to 10 in Staveley

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The Hideaway (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 8 people.. Ideally positioned at the end of a private drive and within spacious, landscaped grounds sits The Hideaway, a comfortable modern bungalow midway between the medieval town of Kendal (3 miles) and the well known town of Windermere (6 miles). The location, just off the A591 is ideal for touring both the Lake and the Dales although once settled within the colourful grounds, its likely that you will want to take in the beautiful gardens or lovely views from the rear across open countryside and to the nearby fells beyond. Staveley is a mile away and has a great selection of traditional pubs, most serving homemade food and local ales.

Perfect for a special gathering of family or close friends, the accommodation here at The Hideaway offers everyone a good degree of comfort and space. Relax and unwind together in the large dining hall adjoining the kitchen area or enjoy some quiet time to yourself in the sunny lounge or out in the gardens to the front and rear. Of course, your pet is also most welcome here at The Hideaway and there are ample of opportunities for lovely long walks close by, Ratherheath Tarn perfect for a stroll at any time of the year and obviously ideal for those anglers amongst you, well stocked with carp, roach, perch and bream

Price: £ 580 - £ 1550

Tailor's Cottage (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. A former workshop of the local tailor, Tailor's cottage sits in the heart of this quiet village at the foot of the Kentmere Valley, a fabulous location from where to enjoy some superb walks and scenery.  The property is delightfully furnished and dressed with pretty Laura Ashley wall coverings and linens creating a homely quality feel throughout.  Staveley has a super retail area, Mill Yard home to a cookery school, the famous Wilf's Cafe, Wheelbase and even an organic wine retailer from where you can purchase your preferred tipple in a refillable containers - just like being abroad an a lovely souvenir of your trip.  Although a great location from where to explore the Lakes, there really is little need to leave this traditional Lakeland village with such excellent amenities on your doorstep.

Price: £ 350 - £ 580

Fell Cottage (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 4 people..
Indulge yourself in a luxurious lifestyle at Fell Cottage, Staveley, just a short stroll from the centre of this traditional village at the foot of the Kentmere Valley. Warm yourself in front of the wood burning stove, tuck yourself up in front of the wide screen TV on designer sofas, snuggle up in goose down duvets dressed in Egyptian cotton and let those stresses and strains simply melt away in the sauna.


Yes, all this and more is available at Fell Cottage which has been lovingly restored with great flair and attention to detail. Stone flagged floors and quality fixtures and fittings have been successfully married with designer, modern styling to create what has to be simply one of the best self catering properties in the South Lakes. And to top it all, why not take advantage of a romantic pre-bookable welcome pack, available for that rather special time away, to include champagne, chocolates, roses and fluffy dressing gowns.

Price: £ 420 - £ 795

Ghyll Close (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.. Ings is a great location for enjoying a relaxing trip to the Lakes; close enough to enjoy the more popular tourist hotspots of Bowness and Ambleside but far enough away to benefit from the peace and quiet of a semi rural location. The quaint hamlet of Ings has good facilities, a local shop, garage and award winning pet friendly country pub, The Watermill, as well as some wonderful walking and cycling into the Kentmere Valley.

Price: £ 440 - £ 920

Mulberry (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 3 people..
In the heart of what has successfully remained a typical Lakeland village, Mulberry is well placed for enjoying a holiday in a quiet location but with the busier resorts of Windermere and Ambleside only a short drive away, also accessible by the excellent local bus service or train. Staveley offers some excellent walking for all abilities, along to Ings or up into Kentmere Valley - the opportunities are endless. An excellent selection of traditional pubs are on hand, all serving excellent bar meals and local ales and do pay a visit to the Mill Yard, home to Wilfs Cafe, Hawkeshead Brewery and Organico, importers of organic wine from Italy and the Meditteranean.


Mulberry is the perfect place to return to at the end of a hard day walking or sightseeing. The cottage is very spacious for 2 and delightfully presented with a pale, calming colour scheme and comfortable furnishings and the open fire is a lovely, typical cottage feature to huddle round in the colder months.

Price: £ 325 - £ 530

Kingfisher Barn (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 4 people..
Popular with walkers and cyclists, the village is also regularly frequented by those who have been recommended to visit the Mill Yard where you will find a wonderful array of outlets including a master bakers, wood turning mill, Wheelbase, Wilf's Cafe, Lucy's Cookery School and the newly opened Organico, importers of wine from across the Mediterranean. Surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Kentmere Valley, this is a pretty village which ticks all the boxes in terms of amenities, character and interest.


Kingfisher Barn looks out on to the millrace (and sometimes a Kingfisher!) and beyond to the Kentmere Valley from the Juliette balcony in the kitchen and so is ideally placed for sampling one of the many low level walks available from the door. Light and airy, the property is furnished in a traditional style and in keeping with the exposed beams of this former barn - the clavinova by the way is yours to tinkle on during your stay.

Price: £ 350 - £ 580

Staveley House (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 8 people..
Situated at the foot of the Kentmere Valley with the famous Dalesway running through it. Staveley is an excellent base for exploring a quieter side of Lakeland - the village has been bypassed in recent years so has little passing traffic. Some fabulous walking and cycling are to be enjoyed here, and Staveley is also home to 3 good pubs, all serving excellent food, a micro brewery with sampling room, an organic wine merchants, artisan bakers, butchers and even a cookery school. In fact, there is so much going on in and around Staveley that you may never venture into the busier resorts of Bowness and Windermere, a 10 minute drive in the car. Within an hours drive head north to Carlisle, East to the beautiful Eden Valley, South to Cartmel and the South lakes Penninsula and West to Coniston and Hawkshead.


Staveley House and her neighbouring apartment are thought to have once been agricultural buildings, the house displaying a wealth of exposed beams and an unusual stone spiral staircase. These features have been beautifully complimented by quality fitted kitchens and bathrooms and some rather distinctive tiling on the ground floor, the traditional yet modern styling completed by well chosen soft furnishings and handpicked accessories.


Staveley House and Staveley House Apartment can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 people, with connecting door.

Price: £ 710 - £ 1250

Fox Barn (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 4 people..
This well-appointed property forms part of a barn dating back to the 17th Century. Situated within the National Park, the village of Staveley is an ideal base for cyclists and walkers to explore the Kentmere Valley and beyond, being only a short distance from Bowness and Ambleside. Staveley Mill Yard, previously a small wood turning mill, is now a thriving tourist attraction with cycling shops, cookery school, award winning bakery, brewery with beer hall & sampling room as well as the renowned Wilf's Cafe.


Fox Barn is nestled in to the hillside in a quiet corner of the village near the river, with the fells beckoning right from the doorstep. The village centre can be reached by five minute stroll either down quiet lanes or by following the riverside path. All on the ground floor, this cottage style apartment has been furnished with both modern and traditional pieces to create a lovely ambience. This property is ideal for two couples wishing to spend days exploring the outdoors and evenings relaxing in the small south facing garden by the warming chiminea.

Price: £ 350 - £ 580

The Chapel (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 5 people.. The Chapel has been imaginatively created from part of this former place of worship in the centre of Staveley, a typical, yet rather sleepy Lakeland village. Careful planning has ensured that best advantage has been made of the conventional church windows, creating a light and airy feel. Good use of traditional style furnishings and decor complete the look and successfully combine to offer a rather unique property. Superb walks can be explored from the door and with a wealth of traditional inns, local butchers and post office only a few hundred yards from the cottage, the village is an ideal base for those not wishing to be too dependant on the car.

Price: £ 380 - £ 650

Abbey Coach House (Staveley) sleeps a maximum of 5 people..
Abbey Coach House enjoys a quiet location within this lovely village, tucked away down a quiet side road with little passing traffic. Staveley is the ideal choice for the more mature holidaymaker as all amenities in the village are on the level although it is equally suitable for guests of all ages as Staveley has so much to offer. The village has a local Spar Shop, traditional butchers and post office, even a cookery school and organic wine outlet as well as one or two pubs, The Eagle and Child offering award winning food throughout the day and into the evening. The village is also an excellent base for some wonderful walks or bike rides into the Kentmere Valley or along to the neighbouring villages of Ings or Crook, a gentle amble through some lovely countryside, whatever the time of year.


Abbey Coach House offers good facilities for the self catering guest with three bedrooms, one of which is en suite, spacious living and kitchen areas and a ground floor WC. The property is presented in light, neutral tones with quality fittings and complimenting accessories giving a rather modern twist on a traditional theme. The house is also fitted with a discreet electric stairlift (key operated) making this the ideal choice for those who may struggle gaining access to the first floor. There is a small seating area to the front of the house and an enclosed rear garden, awash with colour in the summer months giving ample opportunities for making the most of the warmer days and evenings.

Price: £ 380 - £ 650