Broughton-in-furness Cottages - perfect for a Cumbrian and Lake District self catering holiday

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	The Little Griffin (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. This very attractive and high quality detached barn conversion stands in a pretty, walled, south-facing patio garden, in the heart of an attractive historical town. Cosy and equipped to a very high standard, the holiday cottage is an ideal location for outdoor pursuits, with excellent walking, climbing, water sports and cycling nearby. The market town of Ulverston (10 miles) is an interesting Lakes' town, with good shops and Laurel and Hardy Museum. Barrow-in-Furness, 15 miles. Coniston 9 miles. Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, 13 miles. Sandy beach at Silecroft, 8 miles. Fishing 1 mile. Shops and village inn 100 yards. Price: £ from 434

	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

	Duddon Mews (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Duddon Mews is a traditional Lakeland hideaway, attached to the owner's farmhouse, and enjoying an idyllic rural location tucked away in the Duddon Valley. Arranged on two floors, there is an open-plan living/dining room/kitchen on the ground floor, while an external stone staircase leading to the first floor gives access to a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. A truly unique property, lovingly restored to provide comfortable holiday accommodation. 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, moutain 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 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

	Crimson Cottage (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. With its multi-fuel burner and four-poster bed, this romantic retreat for two is close to the Duddon Valley. Price: £ 240 - £ 762

	Croft House Apartment (Broughton-in-furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. This pretty little apartment sits just off the market square, handy for the pubs and restaurants. Price: £ 300 - £ 495

	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

	Wreaks End Farm - Beeswing Cottage (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. These charming, single storey detached holiday cottages (refs 19529 and 28762) are situated one mile from the market town of Broughton-in-Furness, and are also in the same grounds as refs 19605 and 27736. The beautiful Dudden Valley, Coniston Water and Lake Windermere are within half an hour's drive, as well as South Lakes Animal Park at Dalton, Muncaster Castle and Gardens and Holker Hall and Garden. Visit attractions such as the popular owl sanctuary and the Ravenglass to Eskdale Miniature Steam Railway. Also visit the Roman Bath in the Eskdale Valley and the Hardknott Roman Fort. Lake Coniston, with its many walking and cycling routes, is also within easy reach. The reserves at Walney Island and Hodbarrow are great for bird-watching. Tennis courts are for hire in the village. Shops, pubs and restaurants 1 mile. Price: £ See booking website for latest offers

	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

	Church House (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.. Dating back to 1706, Church House sits between an adjoining cottage and a post office in the Duddon Valley, an unspoilt jewel within the Lake District National Park. Abundant wildlife includes peregrines, ravens, red squirrels and deer. There are walks and access through the owners' land to the picturesque River Duddon with salmon and sea trout (two fishing permits provided, Environment Agency licence from PO). 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. 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. Shop 10 yards, pub and restaurant 3 miles. Price: £ See booking website for latest offers

	Brock Cottage (Broughton-in-Furness) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. Situated in Broughton-in-Furness, this holiday cottage is the perfect place from which to explore the Lake District. Price: £ 357 - £648