Rural barn conversion sleeping five guests, situated on the edge of Coniston Water, on the lower slopes of the Old Man of Coniston, and within walking distance of Coniston village centre.
Treat yourself to a holiday in Coniston. This flexible accommodation can house a mixed group of adventurers and their dogs. It's a gorgeous barn conversion with plenty of charm and quirks, located within a holiday complex, so it's easy to organise a bigger trip with more people if you like. As you walk into the property, you'll find a hallway with stairs leading up and down.
To one side, there's a cloakroom. Begin by going downstairs to the lower ground floor, where you'll see the bedrooms. There's one king-size room, and a flexible bedroom with room for three people across a double bed and a single bed. The single bed is tucked into an alcove for a cosy, fairy-tale feel.
This level also has a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Return to the hallway, then go to the first floor. This is where the social spaces are, starting with a lounge. It has a wood burner for crisp evenings and a breakfast bar on one side which connects the room to the kitchen. The kitchen has plenty of great touches to elevate your stay, including a Dulce Gusto coffee machine.
Finally, there's a dining room with a table, so your group can eat together or clear it off and play board games. There's a front garden, enclosed by a wooden fence, with a picnic table for fine weather. You'll be staying in Coniston, a quiet village near Coniston Water. It's a haven for outdoorsy people, so bring your bikes, water sports gear and walking boots.
You can climb to The Old Man of Coniston (2.5 miles) or on rainy days take a trip to Wray Castle, a neo-Gothic National Trust Property with family-friendly activities. For a bustling town, try Bowness-on-Windermere (9.5 miles).
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