Lake District: Coniston Cottages

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Coniston Cottages

coniston cottages

So what better way to get reacquainted with the Lakes than a weekend break, two-hours from the office, transported into a tranquil cottage surrounded by cliff faces and far-off peaks. The drive through Coniston and up to the secluded Coppermines Cottages So what better way to get reacquainted with the Lakes than a weekend break, two-hours from the office, transported into a tranquil cottage surrounded by cliff faces and far-off peaks. The drive through Coniston and up to the secluded Coppermines cottages After 17 years confined to a camp on the Thailand-Burma border, 21-year-old Su today lives in a little Coniston cottage with her mum, dad, two brothers and two sisters. Everyone takes their shoes off before they come inside and the floor is immaculately They brought in £2.1bn to the economy. Philip Johnston, managing director of Coniston Coppermines Cottages and non executive director of Cumbria Tourism, said 2013 had become a bumper year for businesses. “I think the economy has really turned a corner Hobkin Ground Farm lies hidden 5 miles to the west of Coniston Dove Cottage was the home of William Wordsworth from December 1799 to May 1808, the years of his supreme work as a poet. As with many old buildings, the early history of Dove Cottage is After breakfast on day two the itinerary takes you to Windy Hall, a four-acre fellside garden with views that take in Lake Windermere and Coniston Old Man in all of Lakeland and can boast Dove Cottage, where poet William Wordsworth wrote his greatest .

They are renovating a self-catering cottage to house Potter fans, as well as a B&B (bed and breakfast). In the meantime, ramblers will be thrilled to stumble upon Number One Silverbank, just across Coniston Water. The cottage has been restored by Fay and Our HQ for our first ever visit to the Lake District was Graythwaite Cottages. Set in the grounds of the 5,000 Graythwaite is a not far away from Coniston Water, known by most as the place where Donald Campbell met his death attempting to set a new For those who book The Coniston’s three night Christmas package before 30th September, there is a fourth night’s Bed & Breakfast free. Further south, The Cottage in the Wood is a beautiful country house hotel in the lovely Malvern Hills, and handy for The hamlet was called Hill Top and Matthew Singleton says it was an area now covered by housing leading from Coniston Avenue in Dalton to the recalled the cluster of ancient houses – a row of cottages and a more substantial grouping at right angles .