Self catering in the Lake District

Quaysiders Club is a self catering resort situated in a beautiful part of the Lake District opposite Lake Windermere and close to Ambleside town centre (12 minutes walk). We have 18 x sleep 6, high quality apartments available for hire by the week and a small number of very nice double and triple hotel style bedrooms available for nightly rentals. All our apartments are identical and include a full Kitchen (dishwasher, fridge/freezer,oven,microwave, four ring hob unit etc), dining room adjoining the lounge (two double seater settees one of which is a double bed settee, TV, DVD, HiFi and telephone), two bedrooms (one with double bed, TV and a vanity unit and the other with twin beds) and a nice size bathroom (bath, shower, hand basin and toilet). During April to October each apt has its own pattio chairs and table and barbecues are available in the courtyard. Our apartments are refurbished to a high standard and the resort has been a Gold Crown (top award) resort with RCI (the largest timeshare exchange company in the world) for nine years. We have a small leisure centre on site which contains a small indoor swimming pool, a sauna and jacuzzi. We have one designated car parking space per apartment/room. We do not allow any pets on site and all our buildings are non smoking. Please visit our web site www.quaysiders.co.uk for more details. We have full 24 hour wireless internet system available to all rooms for a small weekly charge of £10 for the week or £1.50 per day.

Undermillbeck is the family holiday home of Michael and Hilary Jacobs. It is set in the heart of Windermere village in a quiet, friendly street in easy reach of transport, shops, pubs and restaurants. A short stroll brings you to an unspoilt spot by the lake at Miller Ground or to Orrest Head and the superb panorama of Lake Windermere. The rooms have Hilary's landscape paintings of the Lakes on the walls. You will find the house warm, comfortable, spacious and attractive. Sleeps up to 8 people and has two bathrooms. The house has a well-equipped kitchen which includes a fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer, and in the living room a tv with sky freesat, video,CD player and DVD. Central heating. Short breaks available. No smoking.

A beautiful three storey barn conversion in the rural hamlet of Reagill. This property is well furnished with lots of home comforts including a woodburner and is ideal as base for walking or exploring in the Lakes or the Eden Valley Two Double bedrooms and One pull down sofa. Large 2nd floor lounge area with TV/DVD/Video,PS2 and games. 1st floor Kitchen/Lounge area and ground floor bedrooms/bathroom. Off road parking for two cars. Linen, towels, electricity, heating and wood included in the price. Cot and High Chair available on request. This is a NO SMOKING property Pets are welcome at this property. Please contact owner to discuss. For up to date availability please contact the owner direct The property has spectcaular views towards the North Pennines and is 12 miles South of Penrith, 4 Miles North of Shap and is 20 mins by car to Hawsewater and Ullswater.

Situated within walking distance of Cockermouth, High Moor Cottage offers comfortable and stylish accommodation for couples and small families. Cockermouth is a great starting point to explore the Lake District being within easy access of the quieter, western side yet having all the comforts and ease of the services Cockermouth has to offer with its supermarket, butcher, baker, cafes, pubs, restaurants and cinema. Loweswater Lake is High Moor's nearest lake with lovely woodland walks and a tranquil escape from day to day living. For the more energetic, Skiddaw is one of the highest mountains in the Lake District and is a fifteen minute drive away. Or Keswick is twenty minutes away with its busy centre and Derwentwater Lake which has rowing boats, self drive motor boats and the launch.

Irton Hall is a stunning holiday location with impressive history, set in the foothills of the Western fells of the Lake District between Wasdale and Eskdale. Parts of the magnificent Hall, such as the Pele Tower, date from the 14th century. Broughton House forms the west wing of Irton Hall, where spacious elegant rooms, chandeliers and a grand staircase with stained glass windows make this a dream holiday venue. Copeland is the centre section of the Hall, next to the original Pele Tower, and what was once an 18th century ballroom is now the very spacious lounge/dining room. The marble floors, tall ceilings and chandeliers create an opulent holiday environment. Both Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI visited the Hall, although it is reputed that Henry VI was refused entry and spent the night under the 1000 year old oak tree in front of the house, known as ‘The King’s Oak’.