Broughton in Furness Holiday Accommodation
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Broughton Hotel Accommodation |
Broughton Bed and Breakfast Accommodation |
Bank House Farm |
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Two beautiful en-suite holiday rooms in a converted barn with stunning panoramic views over the mouth of the River Duddon and towards the Lake District hills with waymarked walks from your doorstep. We have been awarded a 4 Star Silver rating from Enjoyengland.com We are in the Lake District National Park nestling under Black Combe, close to the coast, and our farmhouse is surrounded by the unspoilt quiet open fells with way-marked walks from our doorstep. Each holiday room has a contemporary en-suite bathroom with a bath/shower and heated towel rail beautiful fluffy towels, crisp white linen sheets and goose feather duvets, white fluffy robes and a hairdryer. In your bathroom you will find organic bath/shower gels and soap. BankHouse Farm Double Room You can choose either a twin-bedded or a double suite, each with your own sitting area, flat screen television with dvd /cd player (bring your own selection) fridge, kettle, books and board games,touist information. Egg boiler/poacher,toaster, cereals. A lovely selection of teas and coffee. Your breakfast basket will be delivered to you the evening before with fresh free range eggs from our own hens and ducks that wander round our garden, home made bread and yoghurt with tomatoes from the garden, homemade jams and marmalades and local ham and salami. Fruit and flowers on arrival with homemade cake to greet you in the afternoon on your arrival with a lovely cup of tea! These are replenished every day. At the weekends guests also have the choice of a Traditional Cumbrian cooked breakfast served in the kitchen around our big farmhouse table, warmed by the aga with locally sourced sausages and bacon with all the above included. Outside you will have your own table and chairs from which to enjoy the wonderful views and maybe a glass of wine which is also provided in your suite. We provide maps, guides and tourist information in each room together with local eateries information, etc. Board games are also provided. It may be possible to provide you with a packed lunch with prior notice for an extra charge. Please ask. |
| Address: Bank House Farm, Broadgate, Hallthwaites, Cumbria LA18 5JU Phone: +44 (0)1229 777193 Mobile: 07795032163 or 07720046882 Website: www.bankhousefarm.wordpress.com/ Email: karen@wforrester.plus.com |
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Dower House B&B (and self catering) |
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The Dower House is a delightful, late Victorian Country House built on the site of a medieval packhorse inn. The house stands in over six acres of natural wooded grounds and gardens, with tumbling streams and an abundance of wildlife. It is surrounded by spectacular coastal and mountain scenery, nestled among which you will find interesting villages, historic buildings, stunning wildlife and much, much more. Here at High Duddon we're on the doorstep of some of the best walking country in the land; the quiet fells of Dunnerdale, the picturesque Yewdale and Coniston Fells and the spectacular and challenging peaks of Wasdale. Overlooking the Duddon Estuary, we are only a fifteen minute drive from expansive, golden, sandy beaches and one of the region's top water-skiing centres. Accommodation at the Dower House may be either self-catering or bed and breakfast with all the four separate apartments available on this basis. Apartments have either one or two bedrooms, lounge/dining room a kitchen and a bathroom with both shower and bath. All are comfortably furnished and fully equipped for your stay whichever tariff you choose. For self-catering guests the kitchens are fully fitted with an electric cooker, fridge/freezer (freezer compartment in Orchard Corner), electric kettle and toaster, and ample food storage space. Bed and breakfast guests have full tea and coffee-making facilities and use of the fridge. All the apartments have colour TV, radio and coal-effect electric fires. Cots and high chairs are available by prior arrangement. The gardens and grounds are for the use of guests and we have a games room with pool, darts and table tennis. Access to the apartments is through the grand main hall which contains a superb fireplace with carved wood surround. Off the hall is a large, comfortable Residents' Lounge/Dining room with wood-burning stove which overlooks the lawn and water garden. There is ample parking space for guests' cars at the top of our long, secluded driveway. Each Apartment is individually designed to provide spacious and comfortable accommodation for our guests and to take advantage of the fine views of the gardens and surrounding countryside. We are a non-smoking establishment, and sorry, we cannot take pets. |
| Address: High Duddon, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ET Phone: +44 (0)1229 716279 Website: www.dowerhouse.biz Email: info@DowerHouse.biz |
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The Manor Arms |
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The Manor Arms is not really the place for a quick drink; like a good meal it needs to be digested at leisure in order to be fully appreciated. So having chosen your drink, maybe one of the seemingly numerous real ales or still ciders on offer, and perhaps decided on a hot or cold snack, begin then to look around the bar. Here you will see photographs and paintings, significantly by the local artists, Steve Whittle and Jane Rousseau, all emphasising and adding to the atmosphere of The Manor Arms. It will become apparent too that this was a favourite pub of the author Richard Adams (“Watership Down”) and of course the entire area was and remains a haunt for artists, painters and writers alike. You are in Wordsworth country now. During the long summer days and evenings, drinks and snacks can be enjoyed outside The Manor Arms perhaps sitting round the obelisk just watching the world go by. The Manor Arms caters for present day requirements and has attractive en-suite guest rooms for your continued comfort, relaxation and total enjoyment. A further attractive feature is that following a good night's sleep, a splendid Manor Arms breakfast is served in the comfort of your room! Family owned and run since 1988, The Manor Arms draws groups from all over the UK, eager to sample the real ales on offer including local Cumbrian brews in addition to the permanently available Yates Bitter and Copper Dragon Ale. With a prestigious star rating in the CAMRA Good Beer, Bed and Breakfast Guide, proud winners of the 2004 West Pennine Award and featured in the final 16 of the National Pub of The Year 2006 The Manor Arms proves to be irresistable for many! |
| Address: The Manor Arms. The Square, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria. LA20 6HY Phone: +44 (0)1229 716286 Website: www.manorarmsthesquare.co.uk Email: scott.varty@btinternet.com |
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The High Cross Inn |
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The High Cross is prominently situated on the outskirts of the small market town of Broughton-in-Furness with impressive views of the Cumbrian fells all the way to the sea. |
| Address: The The High Cross Inn, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ES Phone: +44 (0)1229 716272 Website: www.highcrossinn.co.uk Email: highcrossinn@btinternet.com |
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Broadgate House |
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Broadgate is a traditional Georgian house, built in 1819 with stunning views across the Duddon Estuary. The sole occupants of Broadgate for almost 200 years have been the Lewthwaite family and following an extensive but sympathetic redecoration in 2000, this splendid villa remains a late Georgian gem. |
Address: Broadgate House,
Broadgate,
Thwaites,
Millom,
Cumbria LA18 5JZ |
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The Newfield Inn, Seathwaite |
A comfortable 16th C Inn serving home-made food from noon to 9pm. A large garden provides stunning views of the Furness Fells and a good place to relax with a fine Cumbrian cask ale. Self contained accommodation available plus a secluded campsite. |
| Address: The Newfield Inn, Seathwaite, Broughton in Furness Phone: +44 (0)1229 716208 |
The Prince of Wales |
The Prince of Wales is a mid-1700's building situated in the village of Foxfield one and a half miles from the centre of Broughton-in-Furness. It overlooks the picturesque Duddon Estuary and stands conveniently opposite the request stop railway station which also serves Broughton. Comfortable and affordable bed & breakfast accommodation comprises of 4 en-suite rooms of 2 double, 1 twin and 1 single. Themed beer events are held here throughout the summer. |
| Address: The Prince of Wales, Broughton in Furness Phone: +44 (0)1229 716238 Website: www.princeofwalesfoxfield.co.uk |
Bracelet Hall Farm |
| A 17th Century farmhouse set in over 400 acres of beautiful countryside. This most comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation of 3 en-suite double rooms, is ideally placed for access to the gentle walking country of the Furness Peninsula, it's coastline, and beyond to all areas of the lakes and mountains of the region. Sorry, No children. |
| Address: Bracelet Hall Farm. Woodland, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6AQ Phone: +44 (0)1229 716276 Email: bracelet-hallfarm@hotmail.com |
The Square Cafe Bed and Breakfast |
Broughton-in-Furness is a small market town in the South West Lake District. Its centre is a fine Georgian square where Annan House - the Square Cafe - is located, on the road to Coniston. |
Address: The Square Cafe, The Square, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6JA |
Broughton Self Catering Cottages Accommodation |
Cockley Beck Farm, Seathwaite |
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Ideal for walkers, outdoor enthusiasts and your pet dog, get away from it all at Cockley Beck which is in the heart of the Lake District National Park. |
| Address: Cockley Beck Farm, Seathwaite, Broughton in Furness, Cumbria LA20 6EQ Phone: +44 (0)1229 716480 Website: www.cockleybeck.co.uk Email: sandra@cockleybeck.co.uk |
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Dower House Self Catering (and B&B) |
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The Dower House is a delightful, late Victorian Country House built on the site of a medieval packhorse inn. The house stands in over six acres of natural wooded grounds and gardens, with tumbling streams and an abundance of wildlife. It is surrounded by spectacular coastal and mountain scenery, nestled among which you will find interesting villages, historic buildings, stunning wildlife and much, much more. Here at High Duddon we're on the doorstep of some of the best walking country in the land; the quiet fells of Dunnerdale, the picturesque Yewdale and Coniston Fells and the spectacular and challenging peaks of Wasdale. Overlooking the Duddon Estuary, we are only a fifteen minute drive from expansive, golden, sandy beaches and one of the region's top water-skiing centres. Accommodation at the Dower House may be either self-catering or bed and breakfast with all the four separate apartments available on this basis. Apartments have either one or two bedrooms, lounge/dining room a kitchen and a bathroom with both shower and bath. All are comfortably furnished and fully equipped for your stay whichever tariff you choose. For self-catering guests the kitchens are fully fitted with an electric cooker, fridge/freezer (freezer compartment in Orchard Corner), electric kettle and toaster, and ample food storage space. Bed and breakfast guests have full tea and coffee-making facilities and use of the fridge. All the apartments have colour TV, radio and coal-effect electric fires. Cots and high chairs are available by prior arrangement. The gardens and grounds are for the use of guests and we have a games room with pool, darts and table tennis. Access to the apartments is through the grand main hall which contains a superb fireplace with carved wood surround. Off the hall is a large, comfortable Residents' Lounge/Dining room with wood-burning stove which overlooks the lawn and water garden. There is ample parking space for guests' cars at the top of our long, secluded driveway. Each Apartment is individually designed to provide spacious and comfortable accommodation for our guests and to take advantage of the fine views of the gardens and surrounding countryside. We are a non-smoking establishment, and sorry, we cannot take pets. |
| Address: High Duddon, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ET Phone: +44 (0)1229 716279 Website: www.dowerhouse.biz Email: info@DowerHouse.biz |
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Ashlack Cottages |
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Five luxury holiday cottages, sleeping from 2-17 people, close to Coniston Water and Ulverston, all beautifully decorated to a 4* standard. The cottages are surrounded by farmland with mountains behind and wonderful views of the coast (Duddon Estuary) to the west. You can walk straight from the door and explore the fells endlessly! Ashlack is a working farm and in April and May the fields are littered with lambs and calves and also a few foals. It is a perfect place for children to explore the woods, rivers, meadowland and the coast. All our holiday cottages come fully equipped and have: full central heating, dishwasher, electric fan-assisted oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dryer. Also included in the rental price are bed linen, towels, heating and electricity. Each holiday cottage has a private garden, plenty of car parking and a barbecue. Wi-fi internet connection is available in all of the cottages. When you arrive at your cottage the beds are already made, the fires are laid and the heating is already on, so the house will be cosy and there will be plenty of hot water. |
| Address: Ashlack Hall, Grizebeck, Cumbria LA17 7XN Phone: +44 (0)1229 889888 Website: www.ashlackcottages.co.uk Email: enquiries@ashlackcottages.co.uk |
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Thornthwaite Farm |
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| Thornthwaite is a traditional family run farm set amidst superb scenery in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. We offer a range of self-catering accommodation. The estate overlooks the beautiful Woodland Valley, the whole 500 acres can be explored by our guests. We also have 60 acres of ancient woodland and have received an award for our environmental policies. The area is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with wildlife including deer, foxes and badgers. Pets are welcome in the majority of our accommodation - please ring for futher details. Thornthwaite has a number of cottages available, they make the perfect base from which to explore the Lake District from. |
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Little Galey (Sleeps 4) A 17th century Lake District semi-detached cottage. Originally part of the main house for the Thornthwaite Estate, with lots of character set in its own secluded garden with patio and garden furniture, ideal for barbeques! The modern Kitchen/dining area contains an electric cooker and oven, microwave, washer/dryer and fridge freezer. There is a dining table that seats 4 people. The large lounge has an excellent log fire and ample comfortable seating. The television has Free View and a VHS/DVD player. There are two bedrooms, one double and one twin. They have recently been sympathetically refurbished to a high standard using high quality furnishings in solid oak. High quality bed linen is also provided. |
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Woodland Cottage (Sleeps 4) A recently refurbished nineteenth century cottage in a style typical of many in the lake district. The cottage was originally used in the production of local lake district cheese’s until the 1920’s when it became a cottage for estate workers. There is a small garden to the front with garden furniture and barbeque provided. The lounge area has recently been refurbished and features oak flooring and a traditional Lakeland slate fireplace and real wood burner.The wide screen television has free view and DVD. The kitchen area contains a fitted kitchen including electric cooker and oven, microwave, washer/dryer and fridge freezer. There are two upstairs bedrooms, both of which have recently been refurbished to a very high standard using high quality furnishings in solid oak. High quality bed linen is also provided. |
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Stable Cottage (Sleeps 2) As the name suggests this cottage was originally a stable for the estates heavy horse’s whilst they where being re-shod in the adjacent blacksmiths workshop. It has recently been converted to a very high standard into a self catering cottage. The lounge & Kitchen area features a new solid oak fitted kitchen with all of the conveniences you would expect; dishwasher, electric oven with halogen hob and microwave etc, the whole property features a solid oak floor with under floor heating, and high quality lounge and dining furniture. A solid ash spiral staircase leads to the upper floor. There is a flat screen television with Free view. The bedroom again features a solid oak floor with under floor heating and high quality oak double bed and furnishings, a balcony that overlooks the properties garden. |
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Blacksmiths Cottage (Sleeps 4) This cottage was once the Blacksmiths workshop, where until recently his forge remained, a sturdy building typical of the style of many in the Lake District made of the local Burlington and Coniston slate. With excellent panoramic views of the Old Man of Coniston and its breath-taking surrounding fells, Dow Crag, Walna Scar and Swirl How. The lounge and Kitchen features a new solid oak fitted kitchen with all of the conveniences you would expect; dishwasher, electric oven with halogen hob and microwave etc, the whole property features a solid oak floor with under floor heating, and high quality lounge and dining furniture. There is a flat screen television with Free view. There is a double bedroom and a twin room in this property and both feature a solid oak floor and under floor heating with high quality furnishings and bed linen. |
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Woodsmans Cottage (Sleeps 6) This building was once the heart of the estates forestry operations and used to house a large circular saw for processing trees felled in the woods into planks. This large building has now been converted into opulent holiday accommodation for up to 6 people. There are truly magnificent views through a huge window looking across to the Lake District and Coniston fells including many of the most famous peaks, Coniston Old Man and Dow Crag, Walna Scar, Swirl How etc. The lounge & Kitchen area features a new solid oak fitted kitchen with all of the conveniences you would expect, dishwasher, electric oven and halogen hob, fridge/freezer and microwave etc, the whole property features a solid oak floor with under floor heating, with high quality lounge and dining furniture. There is a large window with panoramic views and a wood burner for those cosy winter nights by the fire and a flat screen television with Free view and DVD. There are three bedrooms and all feature a solid oak floor and under floor heating with high quality furnishings and bed linen. The double room has an oak sleigh bed; the two other bedrooms have twin single beds, one of which is on the ground floor. |
| Address: Thornthwaite, Woodland Hall, Woodland, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6DF Phone: +44 (0)1229 716340 Website: www.lakedistrictcottages.co.uk Email: info@lakedistrictcottages.co.uk |
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The Turkey Shed |
Part of a 17th Century Farmhouse nestled in the Lickle Valley, the Turkey Shed offers accommodation for 4/5 people in two bedrooms. |
| Address: Caroline and Peter Munday, Low Bleansley Farm, Broughton in Furness, Cumbria LA20 6AR Phone: +44 (0)1229 716894 or +44 (0)7710 232305 Website: www.thelicklecottage.co.uk Email: caroline.munday@talk21.com |
Broughton Caravans and Camping Accommodation |
Broughton Hostel Accommodation |
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