Find self catering and cottages close to the pub in Coniston Water.

You will find accommodation in Coniston Water that includes both apartments and cottages that will suit couples, families and groups of all sizes. Whether you are looking for a little bit of luxury or quality on a budget, then you will find some great short break and holiday self catering in Coniston Water in Cumbria.

BlueBird Cottage, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Selected feature: Near a pub

Bluebird Cottage sits proudly above Coniston Village and enjoys superb views of the Lake and surrounding fell ranges, sufficient to tempt the most novice of walkers. The village has a good number of amenities for the self caterer although all the loc... more

Langholme Mill Cottage, Lowick

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Selected feature: Near a pub

Only 10 minutes from beautiful Coniston Water sits Langholme Mill Cottage near Lowick, a 17th Century former corn mill. Both Coniston, Ulverston and Broughton are within easy reach enabling visitors to explore the fields and fells that are visible f... more

Rascal Howe, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Selected feature: Near a pub

Perched high above Coniston, and with breath taking views of the lake below, Rascal Howe is a Lakeland cottage named after a local rocky outcrop. The cottage boasts a wealth of features such as multi level garden terraces, a cast iron fireplace and t... more

Haycote Cottage, Lowick

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Selected feature: Near a pub

Haycote Cottage is a delightful stone built property in the heart of working farmland, a short distance from Coniston Water, Coniston village and Grizedale Forest. Lowick is a traditional village and still hosts the annual Lowick show, an excellent d... more

Rivington, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Selected feature: Near a pub

Coniston village nestles at the foot of The Old Man, the most famous of the Coniston Fells. The village retains a good deal of its Victorian past and still has the local butcher, the grocer, the dairy, not forgetting some rather fine pubs, literally ... more