Alojamientos vacacionales en Staveley

The Lake District Bunkbarn, Ings

A perfectly located 18th century agricultural stone barn (1.8m from Windermere). Revamped with modern amenities, but still with a rustic feel. Situated on our Stud Farm just outside Windermere in the village of Ings, a stones throw from the village pub, farm shop and local cafe. Directly accessed off the main road and beside the bus stop with direct links to a number of walks/cycle passes. This upmarket Bunkbarn is one of a kind with secure parking, storage and catering for disabled people.

The Wheelhouse at Staveley Holiday Home with Sauna

The Wheelhouse is a unique holiday let with its own SAUNA! It has 3 bedrooms & sleeps 6 & is well equipped with special touches that make it great for families, groups or couples. It comprises; Lounge & dining areas Modern well-equipped kitchen Bedrooms 1 & 2 - king size beds No. 3 - two single beds 2 modern shower rooms Superb Swedish style sauna (pay-as-you-use) Heated drying room & secure store Washing machine Free Wi-Fi Netflix High chair Parking for 2 cars to the rear & one at the front

Leo’s hideaway, A cosy cottage near Windermere.

Leo’s Hideaway” is a cosy cottage, newly renovated with its own private courtyard space. Tucked away in the center of the vibrant village of Staveley. Directly from the door you can enjoy some of the best walks the Lake District has to offer. Staveley is a gateway to other towns and villages such as Kendal and Windermere via bus or train. Please note we allow a maximum of 4 guests including infants we only allow 1 small/medium dog per booking. (Dogs are not allowed upstairs or on the furniture)

Humble Abode -cosy Lakes cottage

Nestle in the quaintness of this humble, homely one-bed cottage, centrally located in the heart of Staveley. With rustic stone walls and quirky character. Offering a compact and cosy ambiance, typical of The Lake District. Relax in the charming chesterfield armchair aside the log burning stove. Well equipped kitchen. Quaint stone outbuilding to store biking/walking gear. Street parking available. Bus and train service in walking distance. Self check-in enables leisurely and fuss free arrival.

Luxury Barn - secret valley retreat

This luxury barn is a truly unique new luxury barn conversion situated in a secret hidden valley just a short drive from the peaceful and picturesque village of Staveley in the heart of the lake district national park. Rest and relax in the most surreal of locations surrounded by the Lakeland fells and its wildlife. The barn is fully equipped and has everything your family and friends need for a heart warming stay in the lakes. Perfect for animal lovers with an abundance of doorstep walks.

Smithy Cottage - Cosy Lake District retreat

Smithy Cottage makes up the first floor of the converted smithy in the heart of the village of Staveley. When you climb the external stone staircase and open the front door you will find a perfectly formed cosy cottage conveniently laid out on one floor. It’s full of history and character, with beamed lounge and wooden floors. It is the perfect place to relax with family and friends after a busy day exploring the Lake District. Just 4 miles from Windermere. Bus route 555 stops very near.

Lovely Lake District Cottage

Low Mill Cottage is a cosy and charming cottage nestled right in the heart of Staveley, just a 10 minute drive from Windermere. This beautifully renovated stone-built cottage offers comfortable & stylish accommodation for up to six guests. With its idyllic location in Staveley, Low Mill Cottage is the perfect base from which to explore the stunning natural beauty of the Lake District. Book your stay today and experience the best of Cumbrian hospitality in this delightful cottage.

Holme Cottage, Staveley, Nr Windermere

Holme Cottage is a detached character Lakeland cottage tucked behind a terrace row of cottages. Well equipped kitchen and dining area with separate lounge with inviting living flame gas stove. Upstairs you will find the master bedroom, twin bedroom and bathroom. Staveley is a bustling village with plenty of amenities - pubs, cafes, shop, butchers, bike hire, play area and is a mecca for mountain bikers and walkers. Just a short drive, bus or train journey to Windermere and the Lake.

Fell Cottage, Staveley

Fell Cottage sleeps four guests in two en-suite bedrooms and provides exceptionally high standard of pet friendly holiday accommodation in the Lake District National Park. Lovingly restored and furnished, Fell Cottage is less than a miles stroll from the centre of the bustling Lakeland village of Staveley in the South East of the National Park. Located just off the beaten track, yet with Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband, Fell Cottage provides a peaceful retreat to escape the crowds.

Riverside Cottage with secure bike storage

Riverside Cottage is part of a historic 19th century terrace & affords views of Craggy Wood behind Staveley. The River Gowan runs directly outside and there are a variety of stunning walks from the front door. The cottage is conveniently just a stone's throw from a cosy pub with beer garden, a playground & all of Staveley's amenities which include a Spar, artisan bakery, gelato shop to list just a few. The cottage also has the benefit of having been recently updated throughout.

Country Cottage with Views 15m Walk to Pub

Ashes Cottage is a beautiful, bright, 17th century farm cottage with picture postcard views from every window. It is cosy, warm and full of modern amenities such as underfloor heating and a log burning stove. From the front door there are footpaths to Staveley village with its selection of pubs, cafes and shops. Only 15 minutes drive to Lake Windermere - it's a fantastic base to explore The Lake District. Afternoons on the patio watching the sheep are highly recommended!

Silver Cottage

This olde, charming and cosy cottage C.1850 nestles at the foot of the Kent valley in Staveley between Kendal and Windermere in the Lake District National Park. The cottage is an ideal retreat to return to after exploring, with all the main delights of the Lake District in easy reach. The cottage maintains a period charm with a log burner, original flag stone floor downstairs and stripped wooden floors upstairs. The cottage also has central heating.