Newby Bridge accommodation

At Low Graythwaite Hall Bed and Breakfast we have five rooms, three double with a further double and large twin rooms which can be used as a family apartment.
The ancient part of the house is typical of all houses of the kind in the Lake District. The big east wing built about 1710, (although built in the time of William and Mary, is really more like the period of Charles II. There is a legend of an underground passage at Low Graythwaite Hall. It is believed that there is a tunneled passage running from beneath the thick wall, dividing the great hall from the southern private lounge, to a mound in the garden over the wooden bridge, which according to Clark’s survey of the Lakes, is built over a cellar. There is certainly a man made mound in the garden. This is presumed to have been the ice house. Blocks of ice would have been stored there, either from Lake Windermere or from the pond, and used for the preservation of food.
All of the house is non smoking.

Hill Crest is a Lakeland stone house that lies in attractive grounds in an elevated and quiet location with outstanding views of the hills and Leven Valley. Offering a high standard of accommodation in a truly relaxing, clean and non-smoking environment.
Ideally located for walking and sightseeing in the South Lakes area, with many attractions only a short drive away. Jane, your host, makes you feel instantly at home with her warm and friendly personality. Many guests return to enjoy the hospitality, comfort and charm of this delightful Guest House.
There is a good choice of eating houses in the area, some within walking distance. Taxis are also available close by. The cosy & charming lounge doubles as a breakfast room, where a substantial breakfast is served using all fresh produce and cooked to perfection. This room opens up onto a large patio where the steam train can be seen steaming up the valley. Ample off road parking available, also secure overnight storage for bikes and motorcycles.
All of the house is non smoking.

Dairy Cottage is a detached traditional Lakeland cottage set in the grounds of Low Graythwaite Hall Bed and Breakfast. To the front, the cottage has lovely views overlooking the gardens and to the rear it looks out onto a working Lake District farm. Holiday makers have shared use of the lawned garden out front and dogs can be exercised in the woods next to the cottage.
The cottage has central heating (night store heaters) and an open fire. All fuel is included in the rent. All bed linen, towels and tea towels are included in the rent. The property consists of lounge/diner, kitchen/diner, 3 bedrooms ( 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single-4ft bed), bathroom -shower over bath. Facilities include:- colour TV, sky TV, video, DVD player, stereo/cd player, washer/dryer, fridge ( not freezer -just compartment in fridge), patio furniture, barbecue and a garage and parking for 2-3 cars. Travel cot and highchair available. Holiday makers have the use of the indoor swimming pool between 10.00am and 4.00pm and the stocked fishing lake. Both are 0.5 miles from the cottage.
All of the house is non smoking.

A luxurious Woodland Cottage, situated within its own private garden and parking area is available to rent throughout the year. The imaginatively planned accommodation and the luxury of the furniture and fittings should delight the true cottage lover. Being only a short distance from Lake Windermere it forms an ideal base for enjoyable holidays in Cumbria. The cottage consistently receives a high grading from the English Tourism Council in the annual independent inspections. The accommodation, all on one level, consists of an open plan living area with exposed beams and Lakeland stone fireplace, fitted kitchen, dining area and comfortable lounge. There are two bedrooms (one double and one twin) each with its own en-suite shower room. A patio door leads from the lounge to a private garden area.
Double glazing, fitted carpets, storage heaters and gas fire, all contribute to the warm and cosy atmosphere of the cottage.

Newby Bridge Country Caravan Park, which is personally managed by the proprietor Peter Newton, is situated in a delightfully secluded setting on the outskirts of Newby Bridge within easy walking distance of Lake Windermere.
The Park covers some 25 acres, parts of which are completely undeveloped and form a natural habitat for many forms of wildlife including rabbits, red squirrel and deer.
Caravans are individually sited amongst trees and shrubs.
Pitches are usually available for new Caravan Holiday Homes and virtually any make can be supplied. Caravan owners have the option of the standard season (March to October) or can elect to have the extended season which lasts up to the middle of January.
Delivery, siting, insurance and credit if required can all be arranged through the Park Office.
Sorry, we do not cater for campers (tents).