Holiday lettings, villas, apartments and cottages to let

Big White House is a large self-catering Lake District holiday home located near Cockermouth, Cumbria, sleeping 24 people in 11 bedrooms. The Big White House has a large kitchen, huge dining area and several lounge areas. The house great for family parties, get-togethers and family reunions.

Eskmeals House is a fabulous Georgian detached residence dating back to the 1650's, set in it's own grounds with walled garden and woodland. Suitable for large or small self catering families, hen and stag parties, birthday celebrations, reunions, Christmas and New Year.

In the 'Times Top 50 cottages in UK'. Close to the Lake Windermere in the heart of the Lake District National Park. Free leisure club membership included. Pudding provides spacious family friendly accommodation for six people and has been beautifully decorated and equipped with all mod cons

The property is situated directly on the promenade where no traffic is allowed except for pedestrians and cyclists. From here you can enjoy up to 15 miles of the beautiful Wirral coastline. Within Easy reach of Liverpool and Chester. The decked garden area also has superb river views.

Bank Springs Brewery Grade II Listed, formerly a working brewery now converted to an attractive holiday house. Set in own grounds with stunning views of Black Combe and local fells, near to beautiful beaches and nicely situated within the setting of The Lake District National Park.

1The Saplings is a self catering holiday cottage situated in a rather idyllic rural position on the edge of the Lake District National Park. This end terrace bungalow, (on the outskirts of the village of Bothel and not far from Bassenthwaite), sits within 88 acres of woodland.

The Badger Sett is situated in a beautifully peaceful valley within a mile of the lovely Lakeland village of Hesket Newmarket. The cottage is luxuriously furnished and occupies a generous and secluded plot. It's all on one level with easy and safe access throughout.

Sandbed Cottage nestles at the foot of the slopes of Harter Fell, part of the spectacular Howgills, with stunning limestone pavements on the other side of the dale just a short walk away.