Herdwick Cottages is one of the last independent holiday letting agents in the Lake District. As a family-run business, we pride ourselves on excellent customer service and going that extra mile to ensure you have a memorable holiday in the beautiful Lake District. Herdwick Cottages operates as an agent on behalf of the owner is administering the bookings between the guest and the owner. We do not own any of the properties that we market.

Low Nook Cottage is a lovely & quirky holiday cottage dating back to the 1800s. Recently refurbished throughout, the property offers modern contemporary decor. On the ground floor of the property, there is the kitchen fitted with a fridge, dishwasher, electric oven and hob, and kitchen appliances of a microwave, kettle and toaster. There is crockery and dining space for three in the kitchen. The bathroom is also on the ground floor with a gorgeous stood bath with a shower attachment, loo, and basin. At the end of the hallway is a storage cupboard that would be great for your coats and shoes after a day of exploring the Fells or the beaches of the west coast. ​ The first floor has a double bedroom with Queen sized bed, a feature fireplace, chair, and sash windows with a view of the cobbled courtyard outside. And a single room with a full-sized single bed that also has sash windows and a view of the courtyard. Up another few stairs is the cosy living room with views of the courtyard at the front and the neighbouring garden at the back of the property from the sash windows. In here are two comfy sofas, chair, footstool, storage cabinet, a toasty gas 'wood-burner', TV with...

Broughton-in-Furness is a beautiful, traditional market village located on the Southwestern border of the Lake District National Park. As such its is quiet and tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the towns, but the tourist towns of Coniston, Ambleside, Grasmere and Bowness-on-Windermere are still very accessible within a 30-40 minute drive of the cottage. For an adventure closer to Broughton-in-Furness you will find beaches at Askam and Silecroft, the trails on the fells of the Duddon, Dunnerdale and Esk Valleys, Golf courses at Dunnerholm and Eskdale, and attractions at Muncaster Castle, and the Ravenglass Railway. The Duddon Valley is lovely for walks too, with the traditional Newfield Inn at the end of the valley, serving great food and real ales in front of the roaring fire. Right at your doorstep, you will find lots of local history as the village itself dates back to the 11th century, the oldest building is thought to be St. Mary's Church. The focal point of the Georgian market square is the obelisk, built to mark the jubilee of King George III in 1810. Also surviving from these days are the stocks for misbehavers, and the fish slabs nearby used to sell fish...