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1 Far End Cottages, Coniston

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Description

This delightful Grade II listed cottage is in a lovely peaceful location at the foot of the fell and only a few minutes walk from the village where there are shops and a good selection of pubs and other places to eat and drink.

Exterior

The Black Bull is famed for its micro brewery, good food and award winning beers which are well worth sampling.

There is also an excellent cafe at the boating centre where cruises on the lake can be booked and motor or rowing boats hired and if you like swimming or just messing about by the water, which is always popular with children, there are plenty of lovely beaches round the lake. 

The cottage is ideally situated for fell walkers. A public footpath by the side of the cottage gives access to the Coniston, Yewdale and Furness fells and is one of the starting points for some of the more demanding high level walks in the area which include the Old Man of Coniston, Swirl How and Wetherlam. The cottage looks out across a rural scene towards Grizedale Forest.

View towards Grizedale Forest

For the less energetic there are numerous low level walks and an abundance of visitor attractions within easy travelling distance. Tarn Hows, a classic beauty spot near Coniston, is within easy walking distance.

Accommodation

The cottage is centrally heated – by gas.

Sitting room / diner with open fire, comfortable seating, TV / DVD and Broadband / WiFi.

Lounge

2 bedrooms each with a double bed.

Master bedroom

2 small bedrooms each with a single bed.

Single bedroom

Although the cottage sleeps 6 we feel it is only suitable for 5 adults as the sitting room / diner and kitchen are both small. If, however, you require accommodation for 6 you should be able to manage if there are children in your party.

Fitted kitchen (cooking by electricity) with microwave. There is a freezer compartment in the fridge.

Kitchen

There is a double length mixer shower in the bathroom. Hot water is on demand – not stored. The towel rail is heated by the central heating system but can be switched on electrically if needed.

Bathroom

Coniston, with its backdrop of the Old Man of Coniston and its proximity to the lake, is an ideal base for a holiday in the Lake District and if you decide to book we have every confidence that you will enjoy your stay.

Outside

There is a small paved sitting out area at the front of the cottage and a lockable outhouse for bicycles – or anything else.

Parking

We provide a permit to park one car in the parking area on the opposite side of the lane to the cottage. If you have a second car it would need to be parked on the road in front of the cottage.

Booking Procedure

To provisionally book a stay you can call 015394 41680, email cottagescumbria@gmail.com or complete an online booking form for your selected cottage. If you prefer you can download and print a PDF booking form which you can send to us.

If the cottage is available it will be provisionally reserved for you.

We will require a deposit which is one third of the total price of your stay. If it’s one month or less before the start of your stay we require full payment. Payment can be made by Bank transfer (BACS), cheque or PayPal.

On receipt of your booking form and deposit we will confirm your reservation by email or post.

If you’re sending a printed booking form and a cheque (payable to Mrs A.H. Batho) our address is Mrs A.H. Batho, High Hollin Bank, Coniston, Cumbria LA21 8AG.

If you’re paying by Bank transfer or PayPal we’ll be in touch with the necessary details.

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