Lake District & Cumbrian Cottages

You are currently looking for Cumbrian holiday cottages in Broughton-in-furness to help you find the right cottage break you can filter the results.

The Little Griffin (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. This attractive barn conversion stands in a pretty, walled, south-facing patio garden, in the heart of the historical Broughton-in-Furness.

Price: £ 416 - £860

High Lowscales - High Lowscales Byre (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Enjoy the hot tub at this property, as well as the views of the Irish Sea and the Duddon Estuary.

Price: £ 394 - £3010

The Hayloft (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people..

This small 17th century hill farm, with pet sheep, lies in a beautiful and tranquil valley within the Lake District National Park. Elevated and surrounded by craggy hills, this simple cosy holiday cottage is a perfect base for hill walking and exploring. It is full of character and charm with magnificent cruck beams and exposed stonework. Coniston Lake 4 miles, Eskdale 10 miles, Ambleside 14 miles. Wonderful views down the valley and to the sea in the distance. The area has much more on offer than excellent walks and scenery, with its rich history and culture there are museums, galleries, heritage centres, garden, 15th century buildings and NT properties to visit, not to mention the variety of shopping and traditional tea rooms available. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 0.75 miles.

Price: £ See booking website for latest offers

Croft House (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.. Set just off the pretty market square, Croft House has been thoughtfully prepared for holiday letting, including original paintings created by the owner.

Price: £ 380 - £ 695

Tailors Cottage (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 5 people..

Price: £ from £ 312

Woodend Cottages - The Buttery (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people..

Woodend is situated off the beaten track in an accessible but remote location high on Birker Fell. Set within a relatively quiet, unspoilt area of the Lake District National Park, 7 miles from the main coast road, local village shops and the nearest pub are 4 miles, smaller market towns are 8 miles and larger towns are 15 miles away. It is a short drive to the more populated areas of Windermere and Coniston. These three unique self-contained holiday properties (refs 26868, 26869 and 27804) are full of character and charm with fantastic views of Scafell Pike, Bow Fell and Crinkle Craggs. They are set within, though not part of, a working farm, and are therefore surrounded by farm animals. The Bothy (ref 26868) offers cosy, comfortable, detached 'upside down' accommodation within a private enclosed garden area. The School House (ref 26869) faces due south up the fell and offers detached 'studio accommodation' and a spacious, south-facing conservatory/garden room (with an additional multi-fuel stove) and a private enclosed garden area. The Buttery (ref 27804) forms a wing of the main farmhouse, but is self-contained with its own entrance and an enclosed private garden area. Woodend Cottages are just a short walk from Devoke Water and are situated 3 miles from both the Eskdale Valley and the Duddon Valley, conveniently located for Ulpha, Eskdale, Boot, Seathwaite and Broughton-in-Furness. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 3.5 miles.

Price: £ See booking website for latest offers

Jenlea Cottage (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. Great rural location away from the honey pot areas with lovely views of both coast and country. Superb for exploring the Southern Lakes.

Price: £ 210 - £ 877

Brighouse (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 6 people..

This traditional detached holiday farmhouse enjoys an idyllic rural situation, tucked away in the Duddon Valley, within the Lake District National Park. Close to the river, The Duddon Valley is a 'Jewel in the Crown' of Cumbria, situated between Coniston and Eskdale, remote, unspoilt and perhaps the most idyllic corner of the Lake District. The Duddon Valley will delight walkers, mountain bikers, climbers, nature lovers and those who enjoy the peace and beauty of the countryside. The tiny villages of Ulpha and Seathwaite are two focal points of the valley. At Ulpha there's a village shop/PO, whilst Seathwaite, situated near the end of the ancient Walna Scar road, boasts the 16th century Newfield Inn, where good home-cooked food, real ales and a warm welcome await, all day all year. The property is surrounded by moorland, with wonderful views up the valley and walks from the door. Conveniently located for Ulpha, Eskdale, Boot, Seathwaite and Broughton-in-Furness. Shop 0.5 miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Price: £ See booking website for latest offers

High Lowscales - High Lowscales Byre (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people..

The Byre is a romantic two-storey detached barn conversion at High Lowscales Farm, a traditional Cumbrian hill farm situated in the south-western Lakes, between the beautiful countryside of the Whicham and Duddon Valleys. The Farm is set in 17 acres and has spectacular views down to the Irish Sea and the Duddon Estuary. Public footpaths cross the farmland, and next door lies Millom Park, perfect for woodland walks. The driveway is also a bridleway, ideal for mountain biking in the Whicham Valley and up the 600m high Black Combe. The beaches at Haverigg and Silecroft and the Hodbarrow RSPB reserve are a 10-minute drive, whilst the market town of Broughton-in-Furness is 15 minutes away. Within a half hour drive you will also find Coniston Water, the Barrow-in-Furness Peninsula (pretty drives, South Lakes Wild Animal Park, Furness Abbey, The Dock Museum, Walney Island Nature Reserve, Piel Island, Furness Owls, Gleaston Watermill and the Cumbrian Coastal Way), Muncaster Castle and ’La’al Ratty’ miniature steam railway at Ravenglass, which all make for wonderful family days out. The Aquarium of the Lakes and steam boat cruises on Windermere are a 40-minute drive away. You can also enjoy your very own ’cupid’ spa hot tub, complete with massage jets and feature lighting. In order to make guests’ stays as relaxing as possible, shopping, ‘drop off suppers’ and massage and beauty treatments (at the cottage) can be pre-ordered (separate charges apply). This property is in the same location as ref 28559. Shop and restaurant 2 miles, pub 4½ miles.

Price: £ See availabilty for latest prices

Crimson Cottage (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people..

A beautiful adjoining barn conversion, Crimson Cottage exudes a romantic feel, with lovely furnishings, a large open-spaced living room with high beams and multi-fuel burner, a beautifully fitted kitchen, a pretty mezzanine double bedroom as well as a Jacuzzi bathroom, making this a perfect hideaway for couples. The holiday property lies within the grounds of Wreaks End Farm, where there are other charming, detached holiday cottages (refs 19529 and 28762), just 1 mile from the market town of Broughton-in-Furness, with its cobbled square, shops, pubs, café and restaurants. You are right on the doorstep of the Duddon Valley, which is a ‘jewel in the crown' of Cumbria, situated between Coniston and Eskdale: remote, unspoilt and perhaps the most idyllic corner of the Lake District. The Duddon Valley will delight walkers, mountain bikers, climbers, nature lovers and those who enjoy the peace and beauty of the countryside. The tiny villages of Ulpha and Seathwaite are two focal points of the valley. At Ulpha there is a post office/village shop, while Seathwaite, situated near the end of the ancient Walna Scar road, boasts a 16th-century inn, where good home-cooked food, real ales and a warm welcome await, all day all year. The property is the perfect base from which to explore this part of the Western Lakes, while Windermere, Bowness and many other attractions in the Lake District National Park are all within easy driving distance. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Price: £ See booking website for latest offers