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Grizebeck is ideally located for escaping hustle and bustle yet within easy reach of many attractions. explore the quieter footpaths and hills nearby before visiting the hamlet's 300-year-old coaching inn for a well-deserved meal. discover the history of the furness peninsula at dalton castle and furness abbey, both within 10 miles or spend a day exploring the nature reserves on walney island, 13.5 miles away, spotting birds and grey seals depending on the timing of your visit. ulverston, 6 miles, is a bustling market town with a wealth of independent shops and cafes, whilst broughton-in-furness, 3 miles, boasts several pubs, two cafes and a couple of village shops. at 18 miles away, the stunning valleys of eskdale and wasdale provide hours of fell walking, or head to coniston water and lake windermere for a day by – or on – the water. with an open-plan living space, this cottage has been designed with easy living in mind. in the kitchen, there is an electric oven and gas hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. dine at the breakfast bar before relaxing on the comfy sofa to watch a film. patio doors open to the outside, allowing light and fresh air to flow in when the weather is warm, and if it's chilly, you still get to enjoy the view. upstairs, the double bedroom is wonderfully light with plenty of storage. with two picture windows and two skylights, wake to the sunlight pouring in. the sofa under the velux window is the perfect spot to escape with a good book, whilst the stylish bathroom contains a rainfall-effect shower over the bath. head outside from the living space to find a bistro table and chairs in the rear patio garden. relax and unwind in the private lazy spa hot tub soaking up the lovely countryside views. the owners of the cottage also have a field at the end of their garden whih guests would be welcome to use.
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Bedrooms: 1
1-Bedroom Cottage with Hot Tub in Grizebeck
Cumbria
Grizebeck is ideally located for escaping hustle and bustle yet within easy reach of many attractions. explore the quieter footpaths and hills nearby before visiting the hamlet's 300-year-old coaching inn for a well-deserved meal. discover the history of the furness peninsula at dalton castle and furness abbey, both within 10 miles or spend a day exploring the nature reserves on walney island, 13.5 miles away, spotting birds and grey seals depending on the timing of your visit. ulverston, 6 miles, is a bustling market town with a wealth of independent shops and cafes, whilst broughton-in-furness, 3 miles, boasts several pubs, two cafes and a couple of village shops. at 18 miles away, the stunning valleys of eskdale and wasdale provide hours of fell walking, or head to coniston water and lake windermere for a day by – or on – the water. with an open-plan living space, this cottage has been designed with easy living in mind. in the kitchen, there is an electric oven and gas hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. dine at the breakfast bar before relaxing on the comfy sofa to watch a film. patio doors open to the outside, allowing light and fresh air to flow in when the weather is warm, and if it's chilly, you still get to enjoy the view. upstairs, the double bedroom is wonderfully light with plenty of storage. with two picture windows and two skylights, wake to the sunlight pouring in. the sofa under the velux window is the perfect spot to escape with a good book, whilst the stylish bathroom contains a rainfall-effect shower over the bath. head outside from the living space to find a bistro table and chairs in the rear patio garden. relax and unwind in the private lazy spa hot tub soaking up the lovely countryside views. the owners of the cottage also have a field at the end of their garden whih guests would be welcome to use.
A delightful, glamping retreat for two, this bijou hideaway is perfect for couples. set in the glorious surroundings of a serene corner of the lake district, 1.5 miles from patterdale and 13.5 miles from ambleside, the charming hideaway is an idyllic choice for couples eager to get away from it all. lace up your walking boots and step out to explore the undulating landscape. stroll 2.5 miles to picturesque lanty’s tarn. climb helvellyn, the third-highest point in england, is 2 miles away. venture 2.5 miles to glenridding to board an ullswater steamer or follow a section of the 20-mile ullswater way. pause to see aira force waterfall, close to the shores of the lake. head to ambleside to explore the bustling lakeland town and discover the beauty of windermere. while you are here, visit the national trust’s wray castle on the western side of the lake. wonder at the amazing views that surround the shepherd’s hut before tearing yourselves away to enter. climb three steps up to make your way in via the french doors. find yourselves in an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom that has been creatively designed to encompass everything you are likely to need during your stay. prepare light meals and snacks in the kitchen area with its wooden work surfaces and belfast sink. enjoy romantic meals together at the breakfast bar while gazing out over the verdant fells. settle down to a good film on the smart tv before enjoying a great night’s sleep in the sumptuous double bed. this gorgeous shepherd’s hut benefits from the luxury of a stylish shower room where you can enjoy a steaming rinse after your long walks. savour the opportunities for outdoor living in your private garden area. light the bbq and grill lunch and dinner out in the fresh air. relax in the hot tub and bubble away as you take in the views. toast in the heat of the fire pit and gaze up at the night skies. there is parking for one car at this retreat.
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1-Bedroom Cottage with Hot Tub in Patterdale
Cumbria
A delightful, glamping retreat for two, this bijou hideaway is perfect for couples. set in the glorious surroundings of a serene corner of the lake district, 1.5 miles from patterdale and 13.5 miles from ambleside, the charming hideaway is an idyllic choice for couples eager to get away from it all. lace up your walking boots and step out to explore the undulating landscape. stroll 2.5 miles to picturesque lanty’s tarn. climb helvellyn, the third-highest point in england, is 2 miles away. venture 2.5 miles to glenridding to board an ullswater steamer or follow a section of the 20-mile ullswater way. pause to see aira force waterfall, close to the shores of the lake. head to ambleside to explore the bustling lakeland town and discover the beauty of windermere. while you are here, visit the national trust’s wray castle on the western side of the lake. wonder at the amazing views that surround the shepherd’s hut before tearing yourselves away to enter. climb three steps up to make your way in via the french doors. find yourselves in an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom that has been creatively designed to encompass everything you are likely to need during your stay. prepare light meals and snacks in the kitchen area with its wooden work surfaces and belfast sink. enjoy romantic meals together at the breakfast bar while gazing out over the verdant fells. settle down to a good film on the smart tv before enjoying a great night’s sleep in the sumptuous double bed. this gorgeous shepherd’s hut benefits from the luxury of a stylish shower room where you can enjoy a steaming rinse after your long walks. savour the opportunities for outdoor living in your private garden area. light the bbq and grill lunch and dinner out in the fresh air. relax in the hot tub and bubble away as you take in the views. toast in the heat of the fire pit and gaze up at the night skies. there is parking for one car at this retreat.
Situated on a working sheep farm, this comfortable pod is surrounded by the northern fells, with fabulous views towards blencathra. the location may feel rural, but you are only a mile away from threlkeld village with its country pubs, cricket pavilion, and golf course. you can walk into the market town of keswick, which is just 4 miles away, along the old railway path. annually, usually in may or june, keswick hosts the mountain festival, with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks, and films, along with live music. there are some fabulous walks, cycling routes and climbing opportunities, all available on your doorstep. entering the pod, you will find a bright, open-plan living area with a sofa and smart tv, which will allow you to log into your netflix account and enjoy a good film together. the space inside has been well thought out. there’s a double bed with views out over the fells and a compact kitchen area with a double gas hob, microwave, toaster and fridge with freezer compartment - everything you need to rustle up breakfast or a quick bite. completing the space is a bathroom which has a shower and wc. the pod has a private veranda to the front entrance with seating and stunning views as well as a private hot tub. there is a traditional dry-stone wall and planting around the accommodation, plus private parking for one car.
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Rest and recharge in this spacious double shepherd hut set in a quiet location with amazing countryside views. the property is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a peaceful base from which to explore the nearby lakes and cumbrian fells. perfectly placed in a secluded, tranquil spot, you are only 3 miles away from the amenities of pooley bridge, where you can admire the 16th-century stone bridge, try water sports on ullswater or walk along the river. alternatively drive 8 miles to reach the pier head from where you can enjoy a relaxing cruise around the lake on the historic ullswater steamer. there are plenty of nearby walking and cycling opportunities to suit all tastes and abilities, and waterfall enthusiasts can follow the trail to witness the magnificent aira force, just 5 miles away. otherwise, visit the historic gardens and mansion at dalemain, under 5 miles away. this marvellous property is one of three double shepherd huts on the site, creating a unique rural retreat. as you pull up to the site, you will already be admiring the beautiful scenery, and after parking up, walk through the front garden and up the oak stairs to the double french doors that give access into the front of the hut. once inside, the open-plan living/dining area is on the left and the kitchen space is on your right. this welcoming space has soft furnishings and decor that will instantly invite you to relax and feel at home. there is lovely, comfortable seating to snuggle up on and a wood burner for a crackling ambience. unwind with a warm drink as you pick your favourite box set to watch on the smart tv. cook up a storm in the kitchen area, which comes with all the necessary appliances. share a romantic dinner at the dining table, which is also an ideal spot to plan the next day’s adventures. walk past the kitchen and along the hallway to reach the en-suite king-size bedroom, which is in the second shepherd’s hut. this lovely bedroom space is perfect for sleeping soundly and has plenty of storage. the bedroom is en-suite, so there is a shower and wc available. there is a single door at the rear of the second hut that takes you outside at the back of the hut. wander out to the private garden and spend a moment or two enjoying the views. light up the outside stove and enjoy dining alfresco, with a table and chairs provided. round off a perfect day with a soak in your private hot tub while stargazing. there is private parking available for one car
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1-Bedroom Cottage with Hot Tub in Watermillock
Cumbria
Rest and recharge in this spacious double shepherd hut set in a quiet location with amazing countryside views. the property is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a peaceful base from which to explore the nearby lakes and cumbrian fells. perfectly placed in a secluded, tranquil spot, you are only 3 miles away from the amenities of pooley bridge, where you can admire the 16th-century stone bridge, try water sports on ullswater or walk along the river. alternatively drive 8 miles to reach the pier head from where you can enjoy a relaxing cruise around the lake on the historic ullswater steamer. there are plenty of nearby walking and cycling opportunities to suit all tastes and abilities, and waterfall enthusiasts can follow the trail to witness the magnificent aira force, just 5 miles away. otherwise, visit the historic gardens and mansion at dalemain, under 5 miles away. this marvellous property is one of three double shepherd huts on the site, creating a unique rural retreat. as you pull up to the site, you will already be admiring the beautiful scenery, and after parking up, walk through the front garden and up the oak stairs to the double french doors that give access into the front of the hut. once inside, the open-plan living/dining area is on the left and the kitchen space is on your right. this welcoming space has soft furnishings and decor that will instantly invite you to relax and feel at home. there is lovely, comfortable seating to snuggle up on and a wood burner for a crackling ambience. unwind with a warm drink as you pick your favourite box set to watch on the smart tv. cook up a storm in the kitchen area, which comes with all the necessary appliances. share a romantic dinner at the dining table, which is also an ideal spot to plan the next day’s adventures. walk past the kitchen and along the hallway to reach the en-suite king-size bedroom, which is in the second shepherd’s hut. this lovely bedroom space is perfect for sleeping soundly and has plenty of storage. the bedroom is en-suite, so there is a shower and wc available. there is a single door at the rear of the second hut that takes you outside at the back of the hut. wander out to the private garden and spend a moment or two enjoying the views. light up the outside stove and enjoy dining alfresco, with a table and chairs provided. round off a perfect day with a soak in your private hot tub while stargazing. there is private parking available for one car
Set in a peaceful spot, this little lodge provides the perfect space for you and your loved one to enjoy a quiet break in cumbria. explore the coast and countryside by day, before soaking away in your own private hot tub as the sun sets. you will find dearham’s pubs and shops within 0.5 miles, so you won’t have to travel far for picking up bits and bobs as well as grabbing a bite to eat or a drink. further afield is the coastal town of maryport (3 miles), set on the solway firth, which has a picturesque harbour and a couple of museums. hop in the car and head to the fringes of the magnificent lake district national park (18 miles), where you will find mountains to climb, lakes to paddleboard on, and waterfalls to chase. step inside this rustic cabin that oozes comfort and romance. set underneath a high, beamed ceiling, this open-plan property is deceptively spacious. to the right is a stylish kitchenette which has a few handy amenities enabling you to rustle up quick meals and prepare picnics for your days out. a little seating area is located on the other side, and a smart tv gives you the option to watch movies or tv shows in the evening. the sumptuous king-size bed is in the centre of the room; enjoy a lazy morning in bed overlooking the large garden. completing the lodge is a stylish shower room with a wc. immediately outside the lodge is a decked area which contains garden furniture where you can dine alfresco, and a luxurious hot tub where you can soak away the day underneath the night sky. beyond this is a very large lawn with further seating and fabulous, far-reaching views of the surrounding area. private parking for one car is provided.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cabin in Dearham
Cumbria
Set in a peaceful spot, this little lodge provides the perfect space for you and your loved one to enjoy a quiet break in cumbria. explore the coast and countryside by day, before soaking away in your own private hot tub as the sun sets. you will find dearham’s pubs and shops within 0.5 miles, so you won’t have to travel far for picking up bits and bobs as well as grabbing a bite to eat or a drink. further afield is the coastal town of maryport (3 miles), set on the solway firth, which has a picturesque harbour and a couple of museums. hop in the car and head to the fringes of the magnificent lake district national park (18 miles), where you will find mountains to climb, lakes to paddleboard on, and waterfalls to chase. step inside this rustic cabin that oozes comfort and romance. set underneath a high, beamed ceiling, this open-plan property is deceptively spacious. to the right is a stylish kitchenette which has a few handy amenities enabling you to rustle up quick meals and prepare picnics for your days out. a little seating area is located on the other side, and a smart tv gives you the option to watch movies or tv shows in the evening. the sumptuous king-size bed is in the centre of the room; enjoy a lazy morning in bed overlooking the large garden. completing the lodge is a stylish shower room with a wc. immediately outside the lodge is a decked area which contains garden furniture where you can dine alfresco, and a luxurious hot tub where you can soak away the day underneath the night sky. beyond this is a very large lawn with further seating and fabulous, far-reaching views of the surrounding area. private parking for one car is provided.
Nestled in the stunning heart of the lake district, this charming countryside cottage is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travellers seeking a blend of peaceful relaxation and outdoor adventure. step outside your door, and you’ll be greeted by country walks and cycle routes. just 2 miles away, the market town of cockermouth boasts independent shops, quaint cafes, and the wordsworth house, the birthplace of the famous poet william wordsworth. bassenthwaite lake (4 miles) offers spectacular views for a picnic or a quiet moment by the water. the lake district wildlife park (4.5 miles) is home to a variety of animals, from local wildlife to exotic species. further afield, keswick (12.5 miles) is a bustling town set against the stunning backdrop of derwentwater. you can take a scenic boat trip on the lake, visit the keswick museum, or embark on one of the many hiking routes in the area. alternatively, head to the coastal town of maryport (11.5 miles), where you can enjoy beach walks with loved ones. step into this inviting property, where you’re greeted by a welcoming entrance hall. the open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area create a sociable space ideal for spending time together. whip up meals in the well-equipped kitchen, dine at the breakfast bar, and enjoy the smart tv on cosy evenings, all while taking in the beautiful countryside views through large windows. downstairs features a comfortable king-size bedroom and a stylish shower room for refreshing after a day of adventure. outside, the enclosed garden offers a peaceful retreat, complete with a patio area and outdoor furniture for enjoying meals alfresco or simply soaking in the surroundings. unwind in the hot tub for the ultimate relaxation experience. for your four-pawed friends, there’s a dedicated dog exercise area on site, ensuring they can enjoy the outdoors too. private off-road parking for two cars makes it easy to explore the area at your leisure.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Cockermouth
Cumbria
Nestled in the stunning heart of the lake district, this charming countryside cottage is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travellers seeking a blend of peaceful relaxation and outdoor adventure. step outside your door, and you’ll be greeted by country walks and cycle routes. just 2 miles away, the market town of cockermouth boasts independent shops, quaint cafes, and the wordsworth house, the birthplace of the famous poet william wordsworth. bassenthwaite lake (4 miles) offers spectacular views for a picnic or a quiet moment by the water. the lake district wildlife park (4.5 miles) is home to a variety of animals, from local wildlife to exotic species. further afield, keswick (12.5 miles) is a bustling town set against the stunning backdrop of derwentwater. you can take a scenic boat trip on the lake, visit the keswick museum, or embark on one of the many hiking routes in the area. alternatively, head to the coastal town of maryport (11.5 miles), where you can enjoy beach walks with loved ones. step into this inviting property, where you’re greeted by a welcoming entrance hall. the open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area create a sociable space ideal for spending time together. whip up meals in the well-equipped kitchen, dine at the breakfast bar, and enjoy the smart tv on cosy evenings, all while taking in the beautiful countryside views through large windows. downstairs features a comfortable king-size bedroom and a stylish shower room for refreshing after a day of adventure. outside, the enclosed garden offers a peaceful retreat, complete with a patio area and outdoor furniture for enjoying meals alfresco or simply soaking in the surroundings. unwind in the hot tub for the ultimate relaxation experience. for your four-pawed friends, there’s a dedicated dog exercise area on site, ensuring they can enjoy the outdoors too. private off-road parking for two cars makes it easy to explore the area at your leisure.
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Rating
9.2
This property enjoys a tranquil location just across the water from the pretty village of coniston on coniston water. it is just as suited for those who want to relax and unwind as it is for those who want to get out and enjoy the huge choice of outdoor pursuits that are on offer to visitors. there are some fantastic mountain walks to be had nearby, most notably on the trails which lead to the summit of the old man of coniston, with several routes available to suit different levels of fitness, but all of which end with stunning views across the lake and beyond. the village of coniston in just 1.5 miles around the lake from the cottage and can be reached via a reasonably flat walk, or by car if preferred. in the village, as well as an array of shops, visitors will find a choice of pubs and a popular boating centre from where they can participate in a good range of watersports or a hire a boat for the day. the heart of this stunning cottage is the open-plan living space comprising a lounge/kitchen/diner. this stylish room has been finished in a contemporary fashion and offers a comfortable lounge area with a large chesterfield sofa, a warming wood burner, and a smart tv/dvd, as well as a dab radio and bluetooth speaker. the kitchen area is separated from the lounge by a glossy breakfast bar with stool-seating, beyond which guests will find an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, as well as a host of extras including a slow cooker and a panini griddle. the dual-aspect bedroom is a pretty, light-filled room with a king-size bed and dressing table, next-door to which there is a bathroom with shower over bath and wc. opening the french windows from the main living area, guests step out onto a shingled-seating area where they will not only find garden furniture , but also the sumptuous hot tub from where they can enjoy the picturesque views, or perhaps look up at the night sky. beyond this area there is a generously-sized lawn, whilst, to the front of the cottage there is off-road parking for two cars.
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9.2
Sleeps 2
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Coniston
Cumbria
This property enjoys a tranquil location just across the water from the pretty village of coniston on coniston water. it is just as suited for those who want to relax and unwind as it is for those who want to get out and enjoy the huge choice of outdoor pursuits that are on offer to visitors. there are some fantastic mountain walks to be had nearby, most notably on the trails which lead to the summit of the old man of coniston, with several routes available to suit different levels of fitness, but all of which end with stunning views across the lake and beyond. the village of coniston in just 1.5 miles around the lake from the cottage and can be reached via a reasonably flat walk, or by car if preferred. in the village, as well as an array of shops, visitors will find a choice of pubs and a popular boating centre from where they can participate in a good range of watersports or a hire a boat for the day. the heart of this stunning cottage is the open-plan living space comprising a lounge/kitchen/diner. this stylish room has been finished in a contemporary fashion and offers a comfortable lounge area with a large chesterfield sofa, a warming wood burner, and a smart tv/dvd, as well as a dab radio and bluetooth speaker. the kitchen area is separated from the lounge by a glossy breakfast bar with stool-seating, beyond which guests will find an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, as well as a host of extras including a slow cooker and a panini griddle. the dual-aspect bedroom is a pretty, light-filled room with a king-size bed and dressing table, next-door to which there is a bathroom with shower over bath and wc. opening the french windows from the main living area, guests step out onto a shingled-seating area where they will not only find garden furniture , but also the sumptuous hot tub from where they can enjoy the picturesque views, or perhaps look up at the night sky. beyond this area there is a generously-sized lawn, whilst, to the front of the cottage there is off-road parking for two cars.
For solo travellers or couples keen for a cosy stay in cumbria, this stylish retreat is just the place. with the solway coast, lake district, and north pennines all within 20 miles, the property offers a fantastic base for lovers of the outdoors. the quaint village of dalston charms with its riverside trails, boutiques, and traditional pubs. for a livelier day out, the buzzing centre of carlisle can be reached within 3 miles, offering a vibrant day in the city full of shops, eateries and attractions. for bucket-and-spade days on the solway coast, head to the likes of allonby bay and silloth west beach (both within 22 miles). enjoy lake district adventures with ease, with keswick, cockermouth, and bassenthwaite all within 30 miles, or venture across to the north pennines to visit hotspots that include alston, slaggyford, and lambley (all within 30 miles). before stepping into this inviting property, take a moment to appreciate its smart facade and the peaceful surrounding greenery. head inside to uncover a chic, white-washed interior where calming colours combine with homely, modern features. find all you need in the well-appointed kitchen to cook up holiday feasts for the duration of your stay. enjoy the chef’s work at the round table inside or dine alfresco out on the decked area in the garden. to unwind after days of outdoor adventure, head through to the sumptuous bedroom where you'll find a king-size bed, stylish furnishings, and a smart tv for lazy mornings and evenings under the covers. the glass doors in this room soak the space in natural light and offer access to the garden. serving the bedroom and completing the interior is a well-equipped en-suite shower room with a walk-in shower. outside, make full use of the spacious garden, which sits in the sun and offers an enclosed space thanks to the high stone wall that surrounds it. gather at the decked seating area in the corner for quiet morning coffees and al fresco evening meals. on starry nights, uncover the wood-fired hot tub and soak weary walking muscles as you gaze up at the sky. there's also a front lawn, which is shared, plus private parking for two cars, and an ev charger at an extra cost.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Dalston
Cumbria
For solo travellers or couples keen for a cosy stay in cumbria, this stylish retreat is just the place. with the solway coast, lake district, and north pennines all within 20 miles, the property offers a fantastic base for lovers of the outdoors. the quaint village of dalston charms with its riverside trails, boutiques, and traditional pubs. for a livelier day out, the buzzing centre of carlisle can be reached within 3 miles, offering a vibrant day in the city full of shops, eateries and attractions. for bucket-and-spade days on the solway coast, head to the likes of allonby bay and silloth west beach (both within 22 miles). enjoy lake district adventures with ease, with keswick, cockermouth, and bassenthwaite all within 30 miles, or venture across to the north pennines to visit hotspots that include alston, slaggyford, and lambley (all within 30 miles). before stepping into this inviting property, take a moment to appreciate its smart facade and the peaceful surrounding greenery. head inside to uncover a chic, white-washed interior where calming colours combine with homely, modern features. find all you need in the well-appointed kitchen to cook up holiday feasts for the duration of your stay. enjoy the chef’s work at the round table inside or dine alfresco out on the decked area in the garden. to unwind after days of outdoor adventure, head through to the sumptuous bedroom where you'll find a king-size bed, stylish furnishings, and a smart tv for lazy mornings and evenings under the covers. the glass doors in this room soak the space in natural light and offer access to the garden. serving the bedroom and completing the interior is a well-equipped en-suite shower room with a walk-in shower. outside, make full use of the spacious garden, which sits in the sun and offers an enclosed space thanks to the high stone wall that surrounds it. gather at the decked seating area in the corner for quiet morning coffees and al fresco evening meals. on starry nights, uncover the wood-fired hot tub and soak weary walking muscles as you gaze up at the sky. there's also a front lawn, which is shared, plus private parking for two cars, and an ev charger at an extra cost.
Visitor Rating
Rating
9.6
Retreat to a romantic hideaway in the charming village of grasmere, nestled in the heart of the english countryside and celebrated for its connection to poet william wordsworth and its famous gingerbread. this lovely holiday cottage is ideally situated for those eager to explore the beauty of cumbria. wander around grasmere village (just 0.5 miles away) and browse unique gift shops, or relax in cozy cafes after hiking the scenic trails nearby – loughrigg fell (5 miles) and easedale tarn (2.5 miles) offer rewarding vistas. discover inspiration at beatrix potter’s hill top farmhouse (10 miles), where creativity flourished. pack a picnic for wordsworth’s beloved rydal water (4 miles) and explore the poet's connections at rydal mount (3.5 miles) and dora’s field. round off the day with a serene sunset cruise on lake windermere (5.5 miles) before returning to your snug cottage retreat. this spacious open-plan cottage instantly welcomes you as you walk through the front door. with plenty of space to kick off your boots and hang up your jackets, the hallway opens up directly into the kitchen, dining room and lounge. amply equipped with everything you need to make a romantic meal for two, the open plan design creates a truly social place to be together. evenings can be enjoyed cosied up on the spacious sofa, whilst watching your favourite films on the smart tv. enjoy the flicker of the wood-burning stove on those cooler nights. the bedroom, again spacious and beautifully appointed, is the perfect place to rest after a day of exploration, with wall-mounted tv mornings can be enjoyed with breakfast in bed. next door the en-suite shower room offers a rainfall shower to refresh yourself for the day ahead. straight from the front door you can take a dip in the hot-tub whilst enjoying a glass of fizz or two! travel slightly up the pathway to access to the elevated patio, where evenings can be spent dining al-fresco, taking in the stunning views. parking is slightly up from the property and has parking for 1 car.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Grasmere
Cumbria
Retreat to a romantic hideaway in the charming village of grasmere, nestled in the heart of the english countryside and celebrated for its connection to poet william wordsworth and its famous gingerbread. this lovely holiday cottage is ideally situated for those eager to explore the beauty of cumbria. wander around grasmere village (just 0.5 miles away) and browse unique gift shops, or relax in cozy cafes after hiking the scenic trails nearby – loughrigg fell (5 miles) and easedale tarn (2.5 miles) offer rewarding vistas. discover inspiration at beatrix potter’s hill top farmhouse (10 miles), where creativity flourished. pack a picnic for wordsworth’s beloved rydal water (4 miles) and explore the poet's connections at rydal mount (3.5 miles) and dora’s field. round off the day with a serene sunset cruise on lake windermere (5.5 miles) before returning to your snug cottage retreat. this spacious open-plan cottage instantly welcomes you as you walk through the front door. with plenty of space to kick off your boots and hang up your jackets, the hallway opens up directly into the kitchen, dining room and lounge. amply equipped with everything you need to make a romantic meal for two, the open plan design creates a truly social place to be together. evenings can be enjoyed cosied up on the spacious sofa, whilst watching your favourite films on the smart tv. enjoy the flicker of the wood-burning stove on those cooler nights. the bedroom, again spacious and beautifully appointed, is the perfect place to rest after a day of exploration, with wall-mounted tv mornings can be enjoyed with breakfast in bed. next door the en-suite shower room offers a rainfall shower to refresh yourself for the day ahead. straight from the front door you can take a dip in the hot-tub whilst enjoying a glass of fizz or two! travel slightly up the pathway to access to the elevated patio, where evenings can be spent dining al-fresco, taking in the stunning views. parking is slightly up from the property and has parking for 1 car.
Located in a picturesque village setting in the heart of cumbria, this cosy, contemporary bolthole is the ultimate idyllic retreat, perfect for couples craving an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. the gateway to the southern lakes, grizebeck is the perfect base for anyone keen to explore breathtaking landscapes and reconnect with the great outdoors, with some lovely scenic walks to explore around the village. uncover hundreds of years of history of the furness peninsula at dalton castle and furness abbey, both reached within 9 miles. nature lovers can spot glimpses of beautiful birds and grey seals at the nature reserves on the enchanting walney island, 12 miles away. those who love life on the water can hire a boat, canoe, paddleboard or kayak to explore the tranquil waters of coniston water, 12 miles away. the bustling market town of ulverston can be reached within 5 miles. after a day of exploring, kick off your muddy boots in the porch before entering this charming cottage; with warming décor and open-plan living, it is the perfect romantic escape. with a sumptuous sofa and wood burner in the lounge, evenings can be spent watching your favourite films. the kitchen, with gas hob and island seating, is great for the chef to socialise whilst whipping up a feast. heading upstairs, you are straight into the spacious king-sized bedroom, with stunning lighting and a second smart tv. the en-suite bathroom is equally spacious with a tub-style bath and walk-in shower, ideal for long soaks or refreshing showers. the patio garden can be found to the rear of the property in an elevated position accessed by steps, where you are whisked away to your own secluded space. with a bar-style area and ample seating, you can easily watch the sunset for hours. with the addition of the wood-burning hot tub and garden snug, this whole space is an idyllic addition.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Grizebeck
Cumbria
Located in a picturesque village setting in the heart of cumbria, this cosy, contemporary bolthole is the ultimate idyllic retreat, perfect for couples craving an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. the gateway to the southern lakes, grizebeck is the perfect base for anyone keen to explore breathtaking landscapes and reconnect with the great outdoors, with some lovely scenic walks to explore around the village. uncover hundreds of years of history of the furness peninsula at dalton castle and furness abbey, both reached within 9 miles. nature lovers can spot glimpses of beautiful birds and grey seals at the nature reserves on the enchanting walney island, 12 miles away. those who love life on the water can hire a boat, canoe, paddleboard or kayak to explore the tranquil waters of coniston water, 12 miles away. the bustling market town of ulverston can be reached within 5 miles. after a day of exploring, kick off your muddy boots in the porch before entering this charming cottage; with warming décor and open-plan living, it is the perfect romantic escape. with a sumptuous sofa and wood burner in the lounge, evenings can be spent watching your favourite films. the kitchen, with gas hob and island seating, is great for the chef to socialise whilst whipping up a feast. heading upstairs, you are straight into the spacious king-sized bedroom, with stunning lighting and a second smart tv. the en-suite bathroom is equally spacious with a tub-style bath and walk-in shower, ideal for long soaks or refreshing showers. the patio garden can be found to the rear of the property in an elevated position accessed by steps, where you are whisked away to your own secluded space. with a bar-style area and ample seating, you can easily watch the sunset for hours. with the addition of the wood-burning hot tub and garden snug, this whole space is an idyllic addition.
Perched high above the banks of the river esk just half a mile out of longtown, 1-bedroom hot tub cottage in longtown is a fabulous secluded shepherds hut, ideal for a romantic getaway. couples can relax and unwind on the side-by-side loungers in the 2 person hot tub, which is undercover, and be wowed spectacular views up the river towards langholm and the scottish borders, along with the abundance of wildlife. the area surrounding 1-bedroom hot tub cottage in longtown is completely private and enclosed by a high fence except for the river frontage. here you can sit and enjoy a glass of wine chilling on the small patio area and soaking up the atmosphere. inside the shepherds hut is everything you could need, including the centrally positioned living area with small kitchen, at one end is the cosy bedroom and at the other end, a perfectly formed shower room. it is only a 10 minute walk into longtown, a small town only 4 miles from the scottish border and gretna green, renowned for the longstanding tradition for couples eloping to get married in secret, dating back to the 18th century. the laws in scotland were more relaxed and couples under 21 could marry on the spot with only 2 witnesses. from 1-bedroom hot tub cottage in longtown, you have the option to visit the scottish borders, the solway, dumfries and galloway to the north, hadrian's wall or carlisle and the north lakes to the south. there is a regular bus from longtown to gretna or into carlisle then you can hop on a train and travel up to edinburgh or east across to newcastle upon tyne. steps up into the shepherds hut. living/kitchen area: log burning stove with all fuel included, 2 comfortable chairs, wall mounted smart tv, small dining table with 2 chairs. the compact but perfectly formed kitchen provides guests with a 2 ring hob, combination microwave, a fridge with icebox, kettle and toaster. bedroom: double bed with bedside lamps, hanging rails for clothes and storage boxes under the bed. shower room: walk-in shower, hand basin and wc. outside space: enclosed west-facing garden with panoramic views, gazebo-covered hot tub, outdoor fire pit, bbq, patio and outdoor seating. please be advised - while the garden is enclosed and private, it is open on one side to the riverbank, where there is a steep drop - guests are asked to take extra care when in this part of the garden. shop/pub and restaurant: 10 minute walk into longtown heating: electric heating and wood-burning stove with all fuel provided. parking: plenty of private parking. pets: sorry no pets. please note this property is not suitable for pets due to the proximity of the river. general: bed linen and towels provided. towels and robes provided for use in the hot tub. free unlimited wifi. no smoking at the property. please note that due to the hot tub having to be emptied and refilled, occasionally the water may not be up to optimum temperature for guest arrival.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Longtown
Cumbria
Perched high above the banks of the river esk just half a mile out of longtown, 1-bedroom hot tub cottage in longtown is a fabulous secluded shepherds hut, ideal for a romantic getaway. couples can relax and unwind on the side-by-side loungers in the 2 person hot tub, which is undercover, and be wowed spectacular views up the river towards langholm and the scottish borders, along with the abundance of wildlife. the area surrounding 1-bedroom hot tub cottage in longtown is completely private and enclosed by a high fence except for the river frontage. here you can sit and enjoy a glass of wine chilling on the small patio area and soaking up the atmosphere. inside the shepherds hut is everything you could need, including the centrally positioned living area with small kitchen, at one end is the cosy bedroom and at the other end, a perfectly formed shower room. it is only a 10 minute walk into longtown, a small town only 4 miles from the scottish border and gretna green, renowned for the longstanding tradition for couples eloping to get married in secret, dating back to the 18th century. the laws in scotland were more relaxed and couples under 21 could marry on the spot with only 2 witnesses. from 1-bedroom hot tub cottage in longtown, you have the option to visit the scottish borders, the solway, dumfries and galloway to the north, hadrian's wall or carlisle and the north lakes to the south. there is a regular bus from longtown to gretna or into carlisle then you can hop on a train and travel up to edinburgh or east across to newcastle upon tyne. steps up into the shepherds hut. living/kitchen area: log burning stove with all fuel included, 2 comfortable chairs, wall mounted smart tv, small dining table with 2 chairs. the compact but perfectly formed kitchen provides guests with a 2 ring hob, combination microwave, a fridge with icebox, kettle and toaster. bedroom: double bed with bedside lamps, hanging rails for clothes and storage boxes under the bed. shower room: walk-in shower, hand basin and wc. outside space: enclosed west-facing garden with panoramic views, gazebo-covered hot tub, outdoor fire pit, bbq, patio and outdoor seating. please be advised - while the garden is enclosed and private, it is open on one side to the riverbank, where there is a steep drop - guests are asked to take extra care when in this part of the garden. shop/pub and restaurant: 10 minute walk into longtown heating: electric heating and wood-burning stove with all fuel provided. parking: plenty of private parking. pets: sorry no pets. please note this property is not suitable for pets due to the proximity of the river. general: bed linen and towels provided. towels and robes provided for use in the hot tub. free unlimited wifi. no smoking at the property. please note that due to the hot tub having to be emptied and refilled, occasionally the water may not be up to optimum temperature for guest arrival.
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Situated on a farm that’s been owned and run by the same family since 1954, this romantic hideaway is set just over a mile from patterdale village with its selection of country pubs. this area is a great base for visiting the northern lakes and fells, and there are some great walks and bike routes to explore from the door. walk to ullswater and take a trip on one of the steamers, or visit the beautiful aira force waterfalls. enjoy paddleboarding or book horse trekking, or for something a bit different, why not go alpaca walking? this pretty, well-equipped shepherd’s hut offers a great open-plan space with a raised double bed, wall-mounted smart tv, dining area and french doors looking out over the fells. the cute bijou kitchen area is perfectly equipped for rustling up a nice breakfast or romantic dinner, with a belfast sink, microwave, two-ring hob and fridge/freezer. there is a shower room and wc off the main living space. the design and layout of this shepherd’s hut offers you a fabulous romantic getaway surrounded by beautiful countryside and a friendly flock! heading outside, you will find a private seating area and hot tub to the front of the property overlooking the fells, which is just the place for reading a good book or enjoying dinner cooked on the bbq then followed by an evening in front of the fire pit. there is private parking for one car. just over a mile away, in patterdale, you will find local pubs and restaurants.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Patterdale
Cumbria
Situated on a farm that’s been owned and run by the same family since 1954, this romantic hideaway is set just over a mile from patterdale village with its selection of country pubs. this area is a great base for visiting the northern lakes and fells, and there are some great walks and bike routes to explore from the door. walk to ullswater and take a trip on one of the steamers, or visit the beautiful aira force waterfalls. enjoy paddleboarding or book horse trekking, or for something a bit different, why not go alpaca walking? this pretty, well-equipped shepherd’s hut offers a great open-plan space with a raised double bed, wall-mounted smart tv, dining area and french doors looking out over the fells. the cute bijou kitchen area is perfectly equipped for rustling up a nice breakfast or romantic dinner, with a belfast sink, microwave, two-ring hob and fridge/freezer. there is a shower room and wc off the main living space. the design and layout of this shepherd’s hut offers you a fabulous romantic getaway surrounded by beautiful countryside and a friendly flock! heading outside, you will find a private seating area and hot tub to the front of the property overlooking the fells, which is just the place for reading a good book or enjoying dinner cooked on the bbq then followed by an evening in front of the fire pit. there is private parking for one car. just over a mile away, in patterdale, you will find local pubs and restaurants.
This magnificent getaway, ideal for a solo escape or a romantic couple’s retreat, is tucked away on a tranquil smallholding. with fells to the east and coast to the west, you’re surrounded by paths, trails and bridleways that criss-cross some of the most remote and beautiful landscapes of england. just 3.5 miles away, the village of gosforth has a variety of shops, pubs and places to eat. the coast is just 3 miles away, with beaches to enjoy at seascale, st bees and silecroft – ideal for dog walking and horse riding. heading inland to the lake district national park, explore eskdale (5.5 miles), wastwater (england’s deepest lake, 6.5 miles) and rugged scafell pike (9 miles). for a nostalgic train ride, you can access the ravenglass and eskdale steam railway, 5.5 miles away, while muncaster castle and the hardknott roman fort are both within 11 miles. this sublime destination is a traditional shepherd’s hut reimagined for the modern day, with a dramatic outline standing out against the incredible natural beauty of the surrounding area. it’s carefully crafted inside and out, creating an inspiring place in which to breathe deeply and reconnect with the tranquillity of the natural world. take four steps up to the double doors, stepping inside to find an open-plan living, cooking, dining and sleeping space that’s delightfully welcoming. the kitchenette may be compact, but it includes a hob, microwave and fridge/freezer – everything you’ll need to whip up hearty breakfasts (using eggs from the smallholding’s rescue hens). the king-size bed, tucked at one end, has gorgeous views and is delightfully cosy, featuring soft bed linens and wall-mounted lighting. the dining table has space to unfold maps and walking guides, or play a board game (all supplied) and can then be folded away to create more room. last, but definitely not least, there’s a sleek en-suite shower room with hot-and-cold running water, a flushing wc and fluffy towels. you’ll want to spend as much time outside as possible: lounge on your private terrace enjoying the incredible views (perhaps saying hello to the alpacas, donkeys and sheep which wander around the smallholding), enjoy a delicious meal alfresco, or soak in the wood-fired hot tub. another benefit of this superlative escape is private parking for one car.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Ponsonby
Cumbria
This magnificent getaway, ideal for a solo escape or a romantic couple’s retreat, is tucked away on a tranquil smallholding. with fells to the east and coast to the west, you’re surrounded by paths, trails and bridleways that criss-cross some of the most remote and beautiful landscapes of england. just 3.5 miles away, the village of gosforth has a variety of shops, pubs and places to eat. the coast is just 3 miles away, with beaches to enjoy at seascale, st bees and silecroft – ideal for dog walking and horse riding. heading inland to the lake district national park, explore eskdale (5.5 miles), wastwater (england’s deepest lake, 6.5 miles) and rugged scafell pike (9 miles). for a nostalgic train ride, you can access the ravenglass and eskdale steam railway, 5.5 miles away, while muncaster castle and the hardknott roman fort are both within 11 miles. this sublime destination is a traditional shepherd’s hut reimagined for the modern day, with a dramatic outline standing out against the incredible natural beauty of the surrounding area. it’s carefully crafted inside and out, creating an inspiring place in which to breathe deeply and reconnect with the tranquillity of the natural world. take four steps up to the double doors, stepping inside to find an open-plan living, cooking, dining and sleeping space that’s delightfully welcoming. the kitchenette may be compact, but it includes a hob, microwave and fridge/freezer – everything you’ll need to whip up hearty breakfasts (using eggs from the smallholding’s rescue hens). the king-size bed, tucked at one end, has gorgeous views and is delightfully cosy, featuring soft bed linens and wall-mounted lighting. the dining table has space to unfold maps and walking guides, or play a board game (all supplied) and can then be folded away to create more room. last, but definitely not least, there’s a sleek en-suite shower room with hot-and-cold running water, a flushing wc and fluffy towels. you’ll want to spend as much time outside as possible: lounge on your private terrace enjoying the incredible views (perhaps saying hello to the alpacas, donkeys and sheep which wander around the smallholding), enjoy a delicious meal alfresco, or soak in the wood-fired hot tub. another benefit of this superlative escape is private parking for one car.
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9.8
Luxury and scenic views combine in this fantastic country cottage which offers the perfect base for a romantic weekend with your beloved canine in tow. the property is nestled in a beautiful location between longtown and brampton, offering a truly special getaway within a few miles of the world heritage site of hadrian’s wall. immerse yourself in history and adventure with fantastic walking and hiking routes right from your doorstep, including the ancient woodland of gelt woods (7 miles). for water sports enthusiasts, talkin tarn country park (6 miles) offers opportunities for canoeing and open water swimming. indulge in some retail therapy at the designer outlet at gretna green just 10 miles away. the picturesque market town of brampton (4.5 miles) beckons with its historic market square and antique shops, while outdoor lovers will enjoy easy access to the stunning landscapes of the lake district, northumberland, and the scottish borders. escape to the serene countryside of cumbria with our charming holiday cottage. surrounded by open fields and livestock, this converted barn offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. step inside to discover a beautifully renovated interior, boasting contemporary style alongside original features and quirky touches. the open-plan kitchen and lounge area welcomes you with a crackling wood burner, a smart tv, and stunning stone walls adorned with rustic beams – the perfect spot for a cosy movie night. whip up a delicious meal in the well-equipped kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar for lazy mornings or intimate dinners. upstairs, the spacious bedroom beckons with a sumptuous super-king-size bed, ample storage, and picturesque views of the countryside. the boutique-style bathroom invites you to indulge in a rejuvenating shower or soak in the free-standing copper bath with views over the fields.outside, the private garden entices you to unwind on the patio seating, this is a great spot to enjoy a morning coffee or read a good book on a summers evening. relax and unwind in the inviting private hot tub. enjoy star gazing or be serenaded by the soothing sounds of nature.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Scaleby
Cumbria
Luxury and scenic views combine in this fantastic country cottage which offers the perfect base for a romantic weekend with your beloved canine in tow. the property is nestled in a beautiful location between longtown and brampton, offering a truly special getaway within a few miles of the world heritage site of hadrian’s wall. immerse yourself in history and adventure with fantastic walking and hiking routes right from your doorstep, including the ancient woodland of gelt woods (7 miles). for water sports enthusiasts, talkin tarn country park (6 miles) offers opportunities for canoeing and open water swimming. indulge in some retail therapy at the designer outlet at gretna green just 10 miles away. the picturesque market town of brampton (4.5 miles) beckons with its historic market square and antique shops, while outdoor lovers will enjoy easy access to the stunning landscapes of the lake district, northumberland, and the scottish borders. escape to the serene countryside of cumbria with our charming holiday cottage. surrounded by open fields and livestock, this converted barn offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. step inside to discover a beautifully renovated interior, boasting contemporary style alongside original features and quirky touches. the open-plan kitchen and lounge area welcomes you with a crackling wood burner, a smart tv, and stunning stone walls adorned with rustic beams – the perfect spot for a cosy movie night. whip up a delicious meal in the well-equipped kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar for lazy mornings or intimate dinners. upstairs, the spacious bedroom beckons with a sumptuous super-king-size bed, ample storage, and picturesque views of the countryside. the boutique-style bathroom invites you to indulge in a rejuvenating shower or soak in the free-standing copper bath with views over the fields.outside, the private garden entices you to unwind on the patio seating, this is a great spot to enjoy a morning coffee or read a good book on a summers evening. relax and unwind in the inviting private hot tub. enjoy star gazing or be serenaded by the soothing sounds of nature.
This homely cottage, just outside the tranquil village of thursby, is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a relaxing rural retreat and a convenient base for accessing local amenities and exploring the cumbrian coast. thursby is perfectly placed just 7 miles from the border city of carlisle, under 20 miles from scotland, and 6 miles from the lake district. there are lots of bicycle routes and walks available from your doorstep, and plenty to do in the local area, including a visit to watchtree nature reserve (2.5 miles) for wildlife enthusiasts. explore the history and culture of carlisle; experience the castle and tullie house museum and art gallery before indulging at one of the many eateries. head north of the border on a train to edinburgh and glasgow from carlisle station. the solway aviation museum and the magnificent talkin tarn country park are two must-visit attractions within 20 miles. this welcoming property is set over a single ground-floor level and provides a snug, inviting ambience during your stay. step inside and you’ll find yourself in the open-plan lounge/kitchen area, which has a real home-from-home feel. the lounge area has a comfortable sofa where you can snuggle up with a book or bring snacks and a drink to sit back and watch your favourite box set on the smart tv. to the right of the sofa is the kitchen island, ideal for a leisurely brunch while enjoying the countryside views. a contemporary kitchen area features all the appliances you need to rustle up some tasty treats during your stay. when it is time to rest, head through to the attractive double bedroom, with ample storage and a smart tv for late-night movies or relaxed morning lie-ins. a sleek shower room with a wc completes the interior of this snug hideaway. wander outside to appreciate the lovely setting and spectacular countryside vista in your private, enclosed garden. enjoy a relaxed morning coffee on the patio, then in the evenings, fire up the bbq for al fresco dining, and finish the day with a relaxing soak in the hot tub. there is parking for one car on a shared driveway.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Thursby
Cumbria
This homely cottage, just outside the tranquil village of thursby, is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a relaxing rural retreat and a convenient base for accessing local amenities and exploring the cumbrian coast. thursby is perfectly placed just 7 miles from the border city of carlisle, under 20 miles from scotland, and 6 miles from the lake district. there are lots of bicycle routes and walks available from your doorstep, and plenty to do in the local area, including a visit to watchtree nature reserve (2.5 miles) for wildlife enthusiasts. explore the history and culture of carlisle; experience the castle and tullie house museum and art gallery before indulging at one of the many eateries. head north of the border on a train to edinburgh and glasgow from carlisle station. the solway aviation museum and the magnificent talkin tarn country park are two must-visit attractions within 20 miles. this welcoming property is set over a single ground-floor level and provides a snug, inviting ambience during your stay. step inside and you’ll find yourself in the open-plan lounge/kitchen area, which has a real home-from-home feel. the lounge area has a comfortable sofa where you can snuggle up with a book or bring snacks and a drink to sit back and watch your favourite box set on the smart tv. to the right of the sofa is the kitchen island, ideal for a leisurely brunch while enjoying the countryside views. a contemporary kitchen area features all the appliances you need to rustle up some tasty treats during your stay. when it is time to rest, head through to the attractive double bedroom, with ample storage and a smart tv for late-night movies or relaxed morning lie-ins. a sleek shower room with a wc completes the interior of this snug hideaway. wander outside to appreciate the lovely setting and spectacular countryside vista in your private, enclosed garden. enjoy a relaxed morning coffee on the patio, then in the evenings, fire up the bbq for al fresco dining, and finish the day with a relaxing soak in the hot tub. there is parking for one car on a shared driveway.
Stay at this splendid double shepherd hut experience in the beautiful setting of bennethead, ullswater. the property, one of three, is perfect for couples or solo travellers seeking a peaceful base from which to explore the magnificent cumbrian fells and lakes. perfectly placed for unrivalled views of ullswater and the surroundings, the property is only 3 miles from pooley bridge, situated at the northern tip of ullswater. here you can walk, enjoy water sports or admire the iconic 16th-century bridge after which the village was named. only 20 miles away, you will reach bassenthwaite, a hidden gem that offers plenty of wildlife and birdlife to enjoy in the surrounding nature reserves. for keen hikers, the peak of skiddaw overlooks the lake. the historic town of penrith, less than 10 miles away, is also worth visiting to learn about the region’s culture and heritage or to explore the scenic eden valley. drop off your bags, park your car and walk through your private garden to reach the oak stairs that lead up to the front of this inviting property. step through the french double doors into a welcoming, open-plan living space, with the kitchen to your right and the sitting and dining areas to your left. whip up some tasty treats in a kitchen with all the necessary appliances, making meal preparation a breeze. on your return from a day of discovery, sink into the comfortable furniture and relax. there is a smart tv for entertainment, so catch up on your favourite box set and after dinner enjoy an evening movie, with the gentle crackle and pop of the logs in the wood burner creating a cosy ambience. when it is time to sleep, walk through the hallway past the kitchen and the rear shepherd's hut opens into a spacious en-suite king-size bedroom. the bed is on the left as you enter, and you are sure to sleep soundly surrounded by the peace and quiet of the countryside. an en-suite bathroom with a shower and wc completes the features of this unique double shepherd hut layout. step outside to take in the marvellous views. with a private garden, seating and a table, you can fire up the outdoor stove and dine alfresco on fine evenings. if you still have some energy left, stroll up to the private seated viewpoint for unrivalled valley vistas. a hot tub is the perfect end to an active day of exploring as you soothe weary muscles and enjoy stargazing. private parking for one car is available.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Watermillock
Cumbria
Stay at this splendid double shepherd hut experience in the beautiful setting of bennethead, ullswater. the property, one of three, is perfect for couples or solo travellers seeking a peaceful base from which to explore the magnificent cumbrian fells and lakes. perfectly placed for unrivalled views of ullswater and the surroundings, the property is only 3 miles from pooley bridge, situated at the northern tip of ullswater. here you can walk, enjoy water sports or admire the iconic 16th-century bridge after which the village was named. only 20 miles away, you will reach bassenthwaite, a hidden gem that offers plenty of wildlife and birdlife to enjoy in the surrounding nature reserves. for keen hikers, the peak of skiddaw overlooks the lake. the historic town of penrith, less than 10 miles away, is also worth visiting to learn about the region’s culture and heritage or to explore the scenic eden valley. drop off your bags, park your car and walk through your private garden to reach the oak stairs that lead up to the front of this inviting property. step through the french double doors into a welcoming, open-plan living space, with the kitchen to your right and the sitting and dining areas to your left. whip up some tasty treats in a kitchen with all the necessary appliances, making meal preparation a breeze. on your return from a day of discovery, sink into the comfortable furniture and relax. there is a smart tv for entertainment, so catch up on your favourite box set and after dinner enjoy an evening movie, with the gentle crackle and pop of the logs in the wood burner creating a cosy ambience. when it is time to sleep, walk through the hallway past the kitchen and the rear shepherd's hut opens into a spacious en-suite king-size bedroom. the bed is on the left as you enter, and you are sure to sleep soundly surrounded by the peace and quiet of the countryside. an en-suite bathroom with a shower and wc completes the features of this unique double shepherd hut layout. step outside to take in the marvellous views. with a private garden, seating and a table, you can fire up the outdoor stove and dine alfresco on fine evenings. if you still have some energy left, stroll up to the private seated viewpoint for unrivalled valley vistas. a hot tub is the perfect end to an active day of exploring as you soothe weary muscles and enjoy stargazing. private parking for one car is available.
This pod is spacious and comfortable, finished to a high standard throughout with lots of attention to detail. it is situated on a working sheep farm, surrounded by the northern fells with fabulous views towards blencathra. although the location feels rural, you are just a mile away from threlkeld village where you will find a couple of pubs, cricket pavilion and golf course. keswick is just 4 miles away and annually, usually in may or june, it hosts the mountain festival, with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks and films with live music. there are some fabulous walks, cycling routes and climbing available on your doorstep and your four-legged friend is also welcome! the open-air theatre on derwentwater is well worth a visit, mirehouse and gardens offers a lovely day out or why not visit the lakes distillery which is just 12 miles away. entering the pod, you will find a spacious bright open-plan living area with a sofa and smart tv, which will allow you to log into your netflix account and enjoy a good film. there is a double bed with views out over the fells and a kitchen area with a two-ring gas hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment; it offers everything you need to rustle up breakfast and a quick bite. finally, there is a shower room with a shower and wc. the pod has a nice private seating area with stunning views and a private hot tub, there is a traditional dry-stone wall and planting around the accommodation. there is private parking for one car and a lovely covered decking to the front of the pod which allows you to sit out side whatever the weather.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage near Scales
Cumbria
This pod is spacious and comfortable, finished to a high standard throughout with lots of attention to detail. it is situated on a working sheep farm, surrounded by the northern fells with fabulous views towards blencathra. although the location feels rural, you are just a mile away from threlkeld village where you will find a couple of pubs, cricket pavilion and golf course. keswick is just 4 miles away and annually, usually in may or june, it hosts the mountain festival, with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks and films with live music. there are some fabulous walks, cycling routes and climbing available on your doorstep and your four-legged friend is also welcome! the open-air theatre on derwentwater is well worth a visit, mirehouse and gardens offers a lovely day out or why not visit the lakes distillery which is just 12 miles away. entering the pod, you will find a spacious bright open-plan living area with a sofa and smart tv, which will allow you to log into your netflix account and enjoy a good film. there is a double bed with views out over the fells and a kitchen area with a two-ring gas hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment; it offers everything you need to rustle up breakfast and a quick bite. finally, there is a shower room with a shower and wc. the pod has a nice private seating area with stunning views and a private hot tub, there is a traditional dry-stone wall and planting around the accommodation. there is private parking for one car and a lovely covered decking to the front of the pod which allows you to sit out side whatever the weather.
Situated in a quiet area and surrounded by cumbria’s rolling hills, this delightful property is ideal for couples or solo travellers looking for a secluded and tranquil escape to nature. this property is part of a unique development including two other shepherds’ huts at the same location. perfect for walkers and cyclists, this lovely corner of cumbria, in bennethead, is only 3 miles from pooley bridge, set at the northern tip of ullswater. there are plenty of hiking options amid the breathtaking scenery, with glenridding and patterdale less than 10 miles away and starting points for an ascent of helvellyn. for a tranquil spot away from the crowds, head to derwentwater, less than 20 miles away, and enjoy canoeing, walking or taking a boat cruise while admiring the views. alternatively, if you prefer historic sites, then a must-visit attraction is lowther castle and gardens, only 8 miles away. walk through the front garden and up the large oak stairs to the double french doors that give you access to this lovely property. as you step inside, you are met by a warm and welcoming ambience and a sense of more space than you might ordinarily expect to find in a shepherd’s hut. this unique cumbrian experience features two shepherds’ huts joined by a hallway, creating a more spacious environment in which to relax and enjoy an unforgettable stay. once inside, on the left, you’ll discover a generous living/dining space, and the kitchen is to your right. the decor and furnishings have a superior feel, inviting you to sink into the comfortable seating and unwind fully after a day exploring the cumbrian fells and lakes. pop a log on the wood burner for a cosy ambience and watch your favourite box set together on the smart tv. when it is time to eat, the kitchen area has everything you need to make meal preparation a breeze, whether for a lazy brunch or a romantic evening meal to share at the dining table. from the kitchen, keep going straight ahead, and you will walk through into the second shepherd’s hut at the rear, which is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with a shower and wc. drift off to sleep and wake up to charming countryside views. from the rear of the hut, there is a door to the outside. outside, you’ll find a front private garden with seating, ideal for a morning coffee or use the multi-stove to whip up something tasty for dining alfresco on a fine evening. finish your day with a soak in the hot tub. whenever you are feeling energetic, take a stroll up to the private seated high point and take in the majestic view down the ullswater valley. private parking is available for one car.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage with Log Burner in Watermillock
Cumbria
Situated in a quiet area and surrounded by cumbria’s rolling hills, this delightful property is ideal for couples or solo travellers looking for a secluded and tranquil escape to nature. this property is part of a unique development including two other shepherds’ huts at the same location. perfect for walkers and cyclists, this lovely corner of cumbria, in bennethead, is only 3 miles from pooley bridge, set at the northern tip of ullswater. there are plenty of hiking options amid the breathtaking scenery, with glenridding and patterdale less than 10 miles away and starting points for an ascent of helvellyn. for a tranquil spot away from the crowds, head to derwentwater, less than 20 miles away, and enjoy canoeing, walking or taking a boat cruise while admiring the views. alternatively, if you prefer historic sites, then a must-visit attraction is lowther castle and gardens, only 8 miles away. walk through the front garden and up the large oak stairs to the double french doors that give you access to this lovely property. as you step inside, you are met by a warm and welcoming ambience and a sense of more space than you might ordinarily expect to find in a shepherd’s hut. this unique cumbrian experience features two shepherds’ huts joined by a hallway, creating a more spacious environment in which to relax and enjoy an unforgettable stay. once inside, on the left, you’ll discover a generous living/dining space, and the kitchen is to your right. the decor and furnishings have a superior feel, inviting you to sink into the comfortable seating and unwind fully after a day exploring the cumbrian fells and lakes. pop a log on the wood burner for a cosy ambience and watch your favourite box set together on the smart tv. when it is time to eat, the kitchen area has everything you need to make meal preparation a breeze, whether for a lazy brunch or a romantic evening meal to share at the dining table. from the kitchen, keep going straight ahead, and you will walk through into the second shepherd’s hut at the rear, which is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with a shower and wc. drift off to sleep and wake up to charming countryside views. from the rear of the hut, there is a door to the outside. outside, you’ll find a front private garden with seating, ideal for a morning coffee or use the multi-stove to whip up something tasty for dining alfresco on a fine evening. finish your day with a soak in the hot tub. whenever you are feeling energetic, take a stroll up to the private seated high point and take in the majestic view down the ullswater valley. private parking is available for one car.
This charming, lakeland farmhouse is situated on a working farm surrounded by fells and in sight of blencathra, and the springtime here offers you a chance to watch the lambs playing in the fields. threlkeld village is just over a mile away with a couple of lovely country pubs, a cricket pavilion, and a golf course. you can walk into the market town of keswick, located 4 miles away via the footpath that runs along the old railway line. there is a good selection of independent shops, restaurants and cafes in this lovely town. annually, keswick holds the mountain festival, a three-day event with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks and films with live music. derwentwater is only 12 miles away and offers some great water sports activities, or why not visit one of the area’s wonderful local distilleries? the property was renovated in 2023 to a very high standard. the ground floor boasts a contemporary kitchen with a breakfast bar that looks out over the lounge – this is the perfect place to enjoy cosy evenings. after a long walk, enjoy a movie on the smart tv or a glass of wine with a good book while snuggled on the comfy sofa. the stairs lead off the lounge to the first floor, head up here when night falls and you’re ready to drift off. the spacious master suite has a beamed ceiling, with low windows, slate window sills, and views over the fells. there is a wonderful en-suite shower room where you can refresh between lakeland adventures. outside, there is a patio area in front of the property with seating and views across the open countryside and fells. the area is a haven for wildlife and birds as well as the local farm animals which roam close by. on a nice evening, enjoy starry skies from the private hot tub, or on a nice morning, it is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee or dine alfresco.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub House in Threlkeld
Cumbria
This charming, lakeland farmhouse is situated on a working farm surrounded by fells and in sight of blencathra, and the springtime here offers you a chance to watch the lambs playing in the fields. threlkeld village is just over a mile away with a couple of lovely country pubs, a cricket pavilion, and a golf course. you can walk into the market town of keswick, located 4 miles away via the footpath that runs along the old railway line. there is a good selection of independent shops, restaurants and cafes in this lovely town. annually, keswick holds the mountain festival, a three-day event with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks and films with live music. derwentwater is only 12 miles away and offers some great water sports activities, or why not visit one of the area’s wonderful local distilleries? the property was renovated in 2023 to a very high standard. the ground floor boasts a contemporary kitchen with a breakfast bar that looks out over the lounge – this is the perfect place to enjoy cosy evenings. after a long walk, enjoy a movie on the smart tv or a glass of wine with a good book while snuggled on the comfy sofa. the stairs lead off the lounge to the first floor, head up here when night falls and you’re ready to drift off. the spacious master suite has a beamed ceiling, with low windows, slate window sills, and views over the fells. there is a wonderful en-suite shower room where you can refresh between lakeland adventures. outside, there is a patio area in front of the property with seating and views across the open countryside and fells. the area is a haven for wildlife and birds as well as the local farm animals which roam close by. on a nice evening, enjoy starry skies from the private hot tub, or on a nice morning, it is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee or dine alfresco.
This charming converted farmhouse is situated, on a working sheep farm, surrounded by the northern fells, with fabulous views towards blencathra. the location may feel rural, but you are only a mile away from threlkeld village which boasts country pubs, a cricket pavilion, and a golf course. enjoy a walk into the market town of keswick, only 4 miles away, along the old railway path. annually, keswick hosts the mountain festival, with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks, and films, along with live music. there are some fabulous walks, cycling routes, and climbing opportunities, all available on your doorstep. if you fancy a day of pampering, why not treat yourself to a spa day in one of the local hotels or visit the lakes distillery for a tour and tasting session? this recently renovated cottage has been finished to a very high standard. walk into the open-plan living space with a contemporary kitchen with breakfast bar which looks over the lounge. the lounge has a wall-mounted smart tv, and a comfy sofa and is the perfect place to curl up, after a long day exploring, with a glass of wine and a good book. off the lounge, you will find the bathroom. head up the stairs to the first floor where you will find the spacious master suite which has a beamed ceiling and stunning views over the fells there is a patio area in front of the cottage with seating, the area is a haven for wildlife and birds as well as the local farm animals which roam close by. it is the perfect spot on a nice evening to enjoy the dark skies from the private hot tub. on a summer's morning make plans with a morning coffee or dine alfresco in the evening.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub House near Scales
Cumbria
This charming converted farmhouse is situated, on a working sheep farm, surrounded by the northern fells, with fabulous views towards blencathra. the location may feel rural, but you are only a mile away from threlkeld village which boasts country pubs, a cricket pavilion, and a golf course. enjoy a walk into the market town of keswick, only 4 miles away, along the old railway path. annually, keswick hosts the mountain festival, with world-class sports, outdoor activities, talks, and films, along with live music. there are some fabulous walks, cycling routes, and climbing opportunities, all available on your doorstep. if you fancy a day of pampering, why not treat yourself to a spa day in one of the local hotels or visit the lakes distillery for a tour and tasting session? this recently renovated cottage has been finished to a very high standard. walk into the open-plan living space with a contemporary kitchen with breakfast bar which looks over the lounge. the lounge has a wall-mounted smart tv, and a comfy sofa and is the perfect place to curl up, after a long day exploring, with a glass of wine and a good book. off the lounge, you will find the bathroom. head up the stairs to the first floor where you will find the spacious master suite which has a beamed ceiling and stunning views over the fells there is a patio area in front of the cottage with seating, the area is a haven for wildlife and birds as well as the local farm animals which roam close by. it is the perfect spot on a nice evening to enjoy the dark skies from the private hot tub. on a summer's morning make plans with a morning coffee or dine alfresco in the evening.
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Cumbria has hot tub stays in the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and along the coast

Home to the Lake District National Park, the Howgill Fells corner of the Yorkshire Dales and a long stretch of Hadrian's Wall, Cumbria is a magnificent county for a hot tub break.

Picture it. You've come down off the hill, boots by the door, the wood burner ticking over, and there's nothing left to do but sink into your own bubbles and watch the light fade over the Lake District. Our Cumbria cottages with hot tubs run from big farmhouses above Windermere to a shepherd's hut near Carlisle, so there's a base for every kind of getaway.

Why book one of the Cumbria cottages with hot tubs?

The Lake District is one of the top places in the UK for a hot tub holiday. It's the largest national park in England, so you get the lakes, England's highest mountain and Lake District market towns like Ambleside and Kendal to wander round between soaks. Families, groups of friends and couples all come back year after year.

Cumbria isn't only the Lakes, though.

East of the M6 you'll find the grassy Howgills above Sedbergh, the rolling hills of the Eden Valley around Penrith and the Roman forts of Hadrian's Wall near Brampton. Down south, the Cartmel peninsula looks out over Morecambe Bay, and in the far north the Solway Coast is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With a private tub waiting, you can do a big day out in any of them and still come home to warm water and a view.

Where to stay in Cumbria: picking your base

Where you book changes the whole holiday. Here's how the main bases compare.

AreaBest forNearest M6 junction
Bowness-on-Windermere and AmblesideBoat trips, Beatrix Potter, pubs and restaurants close byJ36, then about 13 miles
Coniston and HawksheadQuieter lakes, the Old Man of Coniston, Hill TopJ36, via the A590
Keswick and UllswaterCatbells, Derwentwater, Aira ForceJ40 at Penrith, then about 16 miles
Sedbergh and the HowgillsHill days, bookshops, the Dales and Lakes in one tripJ37, under 5 miles away
Cartmel and Grange-over-SandsFood, Cartmel Priory, Morecambe Bay viewsJ36, via the A590
Brampton and CarlisleHadrian's Wall, Carlisle Castle, the Solway CoastJ43 at Carlisle

South Lakes: Windermere, Ambleside and Coniston

This is the busiest corner of the Lake District, and for good reason. Catch a boat from Bowness to Ambleside, climb Orrest Head for the classic view over the lake, wander back past the shops and you'll still be in the tub by tea time. Our hot tub cottages in Windermere put you right in the middle of it.

Coniston, a few miles west, is quieter.

North Lakes: hot tub stays near Keswick and Ullswater

Keswick sits on Derwentwater with Skiddaw rising behind the town, and just 1½ miles east Castlerigg Stone Circle is a ring of 38 stones, free to visit in daylight. Browse our cottages with hot tubs in Keswick if you'd like to be in the thick of it, with Ullswater a short drive over the hill.

Hot tubs in Sedbergh and the Howgill Fells

Sedbergh is England's book town, full of second-hand bookshops at the foot of the Howgills, which Alfred Wainwright called "a herd of sleeping elephants". It sits inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park, yet it's still Cumbria and under 5 miles from the M6. Friday-night arrivals are easy, and you can be in the Lake District for lunch on Saturday.

Cartmel, the coast and Carlisle

Sticky toffee pudding was first made in the back kitchen of Cartmel Village Shop over 30 years ago, and the 12th-century priory is just round the corner. Up in the north east, Birdoswald Roman Fort stands about six miles from Brampton beside the longest surviving stretch of Hadrian's Wall.

Cottages, hot tub lodges, cabins or a shepherd's hut?

Every kind of stay is here, and each suits a different trip:

Top Cumbria cottages with a private hot tub

Each of these has its own hot tub and a 5-star rating from guests. They're spread right across the county.

Hawkrigg Farm, near Windermere

Hawkrigg Farm sits close to the western shore of Windermere, with lake views and a hot tub under a heated gazebo
Rating: 5.0
Pets: No
Guests: 10 | Bedrooms 5 | Bathrooms 4

About the farmhouse:

A five-star gold graded country house that sleeps ten, with lake views throughout. Three of the five bedrooms are king-size doubles with en-suite showers.

  • Jacuzzi hot tub for five under a heated gazebo
  • Sitting room with a woodburning stove
  • Lawned garden and private parking

Why you'll love it:

It's built for a big group, and the gazebo keeps the tub cosy when the drizzle rolls in.

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Souterstead, Torver near Coniston

Souterstead is a pet-friendly stay near Torver, about 3.8 miles from Coniston
Rating: 5.0
Pets: Yes
Guests: 6 | Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 3

About the cottage:

A rural, pet-friendly home near the hamlet of Torver that sleeps six. It has its own hot tub and access to a walking field.

  • Super-king and king rooms with walk-in showers, plus a twin
  • Woodburning stove and a separate snug
  • Coniston about 3.8 miles

Why you'll love it:

Early walks are sorted, then it's the Old Man for you and the bubbles afterwards.

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Hollowgill Barn, Sedbergh

Hollowgill Barn in Sedbergh is inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park, below the Howgill Fells
Rating: 5.0
Pets: Yes
Guests: 6 | Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 3

About the barn:

A reverse-level barn with all three bedrooms on the ground floor and an open-plan living space upstairs around a woodburning stove. The hot tub is out in the enclosed garden.

  • Games room with a pool table that flips to table tennis
  • Boot room for muddy gear
  • Kendal about 15 miles

Why you'll love it:

Head straight up onto the Howgills, browse the bookshops, then reach the Lakes in half a day.

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Crooklands Cottage, near Milnthorpe

Crooklands Cottage takes ten guests and their pets, about 3 miles from Milnthorpe
Rating: 5.0
Pets: Yes
Guests: 10 | Bedrooms 5 | Bathrooms 4

About the house:

A large semi-detached house with five super-king bedrooms, two of them en-suite, and two sitting rooms. The hot tub is in the enclosed garden.

  • Short breaks from three nights, Friday to Monday or Monday to Friday
  • Pool table and off-road parking
  • Kendal about 6 miles

Why you'll love it:

A simple choice for a family or group weekend in the South Lakes.

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Little Heaning, Cartmel

Little Heaning is a pod for two in Cartmel, near Grange-over-Sands
Rating: 5.0
Pets: No
Guests: 2 | Bedrooms 1 | Bathrooms 1

About the pod:

A contemporary pod with a king-size bed, kitchen and a woodburning stove in one studio-style room. The hot tub is outside, and there's a sauna you can book during your stay.

  • Single storey, reached by five steps
  • Identical sister pods next door
  • Windermere about 13 miles

Why you'll love it:

Pudding from the village, a sauna, then the tub under the stars.

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High Rigg Shepherd's Sunset, near Carlisle

This shepherd's hut with a hot tub in Heads Nook is about 8 miles from Carlisle
Rating: 5.0
Pets: 1
Guests: 2 | Bedrooms 1 | Bathrooms 1

About the hut:

A shepherd's hut in Heads Nook with a woodburning stove and a private hot tub looking out over open countryside. It's made for two adults and one pet.

  • Brampton about 5.6 miles
  • Carlisle about 8.2 miles
  • Not suitable for children

Why you'll love it:

It's the base for Cumbria's Roman side, with Birdoswald a short drive away.

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Hot tub breaks for families, couples and dogs

Eating and drinking around Cumbria and the Lake District

Cumbria is famous for Cumberland sausage, Grasmere gingerbread, Kendal mint cake, damsons and sticky toffee pudding. Farm shops sell local cheese, honey, gin, ale and whisky, and almost every village has a tearoom or country inn cooking with Cumbrian produce.

Family days out

In Keswick, the Puzzling Place is full of illusions, holograms and 3D images, and it's walk-in, so there's no slot to book. Down in Bowness, The World of Beatrix Potter brings Peter Rabbit to life for younger children. Then there's the Lake District Visitor Centre at Brockhole, where you'll find Zip World adventures, Minty Land indoor play by BeWilderwood and a lakeside cafe.

The lakes and hills around your Lake District stay suit days out of every length
Some of the amazing scenery that awaits on your Cumbrian cottage break

Romantic escapes for couples

Cumbria is perfect for a hot tub break for couples, with cosy pods, huts and Lake District hideaways for two. Take a traditional steamer across the water, then climb Orrest Head or Catbells to watch the sunset together. Heading north? The shepherd's hut near Carlisle above is made for two.

Bringing your dog

Well-behaved dogs on a lead travel free on the Windermere boats, and they can ride the Lakeside and Haverthwaite trains free of charge too!

Ullswater 'Steamers' welcome them aboard for a small fare, and plenty of shops, cafes and pubs are dog friendly. Browse our dog friendly hot tub stays.

Top 6 activities you won't want to miss in Cumbria

All six are an easy drive from a Cumbria hot tub lodge or cottage, at any time of year.

1. Windermere Lake Cruises

Boats link Bowness, Ambleside, Lakeside, Brockhole, Wray and Ash Landing, and you can hop on and off as you like. There are boats on Derwentwater, Ullswater and Coniston Water too, so you can make a Lake District day of it on the water.

2. Scafell Pike

England's highest mountain is a serious climb, so take a map and compass whichever route you choose.

Even if you skip the summit, Wasdale is worth the drive.

3. Hill Top, Beatrix Potter's farmhouse

Beatrix Potter bought this 17th-century farmhouse in Near Sawrey with the royalties from her first book. The National Trust asks every visitor, members included, to pre-book a timed slot, and adult tickets were £17 without Gift Aid in 2026. Afterwards, stroll up to Moss Eccles Tarn, one of her favourite spots.

4. Brockhole on Windermere

The gardens slope down to the water with views across to the Langdale Pikes, and boats stop at Brockhole's own jetty, so you can leave the car behind and sail over.

5. Aira Force

This waterfall near Ullswater drops 70 feet (21 metres) and inspired Wordsworth's poem 'Airey-Force Valley'. The National Trust's pay and display car park off the A592 has toilets and a tearoom, or you can arrive by boat at the Aira Force pier and stroll up through the woods.

6. Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway

Sit back on a steam train for the 3.2-mile run through the Leven Valley. In 2026 it ran daily from 28 March to 1 November. Sail from Bowness to Lakeside, ride to Haverthwaite and back, then sail home.

Cumbria hot tub breaks: your questions answered

Where are the hot tub lodges in Cumbria?

Most lodges sit on holiday parks around the lake at Windermere, near Penrith and in the Eden Valley.

Is there a shepherd's hut with a hot tub in Cumbria?

Yes, including the hut near Carlisle above. For more around Sedbergh, browse our Yorkshire Dales hot tub cottages.

Which part of Cumbria is best for a first visit?

The South Lakes or the North Lakes, with boats, pubs and the best-known Lake District views close by. For more choice, browse our Lake District cottages with hot tubs or the rest of the North of England. However you pick, booking one of the Cumbria cottages with hot tubs on Cottage With A Hot Tub takes a few minutes.

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