Welcome to your cosy retreat in the Western Lakes.
This cosy pink cottage is only steps away from the river and the town centre.
Al fresco dining is a must in this hidden gem of a courtyard.
This spacious light-filled kitchen is just waiting for you to cook.
Retire to the cosy bedrooms after a day exploring the hills.
Somewhere to lace up your walking boots ready for a day of exploring and fell walking.
Settle in front of the fire with a glass of wine and plan the following day's adventures.
At the end of a busy day curl up in front of a roaring fire.
The lights pours through the cottage from the courtyard.
The bright and airy kitchen/diner.
Anyone for breakfast?
This space invites you to sit and make conversation and memories.
All you need to cook up a feast.
The perfect way to start the day.
Open the doors and bring the outside in.
The courtyard is made for al fresco dining.
A private oasis to catch the evening sun. There's also an upper terrace with a bistro table and chairs.
Bedroom 1 is charming and designed to retain its original character.
Gaze at the view to the church while catching up on your reading list.
Or sit and catch up on some work if you need.
The modern bathroom.
Bedroom 2 has a cosy cottage feel.
Wake up to light spilling through the window.
So pretty.
Stroll along the river at the bottom of the lane.
The birthplace of William Wordsworth.
The magnificent hills of the Western Lakes are on your doorstep.
The sun rising over Crummock Water.
Why not take a boat on nearby Derwent Water.
Keswick is a great place to visit and do a little shopping.
11 Cocker Lane
6148 - NewCockermouth | Sleeps 4 + cot*
7 Nights from £584
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Dating back to the 18th century and located in the heart of the charming market town of Cockermouth, The Swan welcomes locals, visitors and their well-behaved dogs.
Nearby beach
Allonby has an impressive five miles of beach of sand and shingle. With views across the Solway Firth, you can also see the Lake District and Scottish Fells on a clear day. Water sports lovers head for this beach along side families looking for a beach day. Dog restrictions may apply at certain times of the year.
Nearby walk
Cockermouth sits on the confluence of the River Cocker and the River Derwent with a number of footpaths along the scenic river banks. Starting from the centre of the town, the river is a short stroll away with a number of bridges to access the riverside walks.
Nearby town
Cockermouth sits on the confuence of the River Cocker as it joins the river Derwent. The main street is tree lined and quite lovely with a great selection of shops, eateries and galleries. The riverside walks here are a delight throughout the year.
Also nearby
The Bitter End is a traditional Cumbrian pub with welcoming interiors and outside seating. Food is locally sourced and includes classics such as Cumberland sausage and Homemade steak pie. Dogs are welcome.
Centrally located in Cockermouth, Bamboo serves Chinese and Thai food in a relaxed atmosphere.
Serving North Indian and Bangladeshi dishes and conveniently open seven days a week.
Aspava is an authentic Turkish restaurant situated on the Main Street in Cockermouth. Food is locally sourced and also ingredients are imported from Turkey.
Visit Wordsworth House, a Georgian townhouse in the centre of Cockermouth, the birthplace and childhood home of William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy.
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