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Little Byre Holiday Cottage Ner Coast of Cumbria Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria Margaret Roche Daytime Phone: 0*1+512890 1624354 Evening Phone: 0*1+512890 1624354 Mobile Phone: 0*7+84218051 20304 L*i+ttle 0B1y2r3e4 B*a+ggrow0 C*u+mbria0 C*A+7 3QE0 England £ 230.00 - £ 410.00 per week Little Byre is a charming two bedroom Cumbrian cottage with magnificent views towards Skiddaw. Located in a quiet corner of Baggrow, just north of the Lake District National Park it is an ideal base to explore beauty of Lake District and the coast. Facilities: Room Details: Standard: Sleeps: 4 Luxury 2 Bedrooms Suitable For: Families, Romantic getaways 1 Bathroom About Baggrow and Cumbria Little Byre is located in the pretty village of Baggrow just outside the Lake District National Park. It has stunning views of Skiddaw and is just 15 miles from the popular town of Keswick. The unspoilt Solway coast is even closer. Nearest Bus Stop: 1 mile Nearest Train Station: Aspatria - 3 miles Nearest Motorway: 41 - 25 miles Nearest Airport: Newcastle, 75 miles Nearest Ferry: Newcastle, 75 miles © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria Recommended Attractions 1. Better Photos Digital Photography Tuition Photography Courses Digital photography courses and personal tuition Parsonby, CA7 2DJ, Cumbria, England 2. Bassenthwaite Lake Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Sailing and Watersports The Lake Districts only "lake", home to an amazing variety Bassenthwaite, CA13 9YD, Cumbria, of wildlife, including Ospreys England 4. Hesta Scene Gallery in Cumbria Art Gallery, Shops Gallery and Alternative Gifts.Our working studio and shop is run by Caldbeck, CA7 8EA, Cumbria, England business partners and good friends Julie Coghlan and Karen Kennedy. We have a great mix of established artists as well as up Phone: 01697478015 and coming new talent from Cumbria and the UK. 5. Mirehouse Historic House & Gardens Historic Buildings and Monuments, Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions Family home with close links to Tennyson Keswick, CA12 4QE, Cumbria, England 6. Senhouse Roman Museum Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions Award winning Museum is next to a Roman fort built on the orders of Maryport, CA15 6JD, Cumbria, England the emperor Hadrian nearly two thousand years ago 7. Skiddaw near Keswick Walking and Climbing © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria Gentle Ascent to some of the most stunning views in the lakes Keswick, CA7 2JN, Cumbria, England 8. Cumberland Pencil Museum Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions, Shops Fascinating displays, including the world's longest pencil at the Keswick, CA12 5NG, Cumbria, England working factory of the Derwent Pencil Factory 9. The Bond Museum Keswick Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions Cars, Boats, Planes, Props and memorabilia from all the James Bond Keswick, CA12 5NR, Cumbria, England Films - a must see in the Lake District! 10. Blencathra Walking and Climbing One of the Northern Fells in the Lake District Keswick, CA12 4, Cumbria, England 11. Keswick Mining Museum Historic Buildings and Monuments, Distilleries Breweries Vineyards, Childrens Attractions, Shops A look into the past - try your hand at gold panning! Keswick, CA12 5LE, Cumbria, England 12. Siennas Bar and Steakhouse Grill Pubs and Bars, Restaurants Family run Bar and Restaurant in Keswick town centre. Great food & Keswick, CA12 5HH, Cumbria, England drink! © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria 13. Derwent Island House Historic Buildings and Monuments, Parks Gardens and Woodlands 18th-century house on an idyllic island Keswick, CA12 5DJ, Cumbria, England 14. Castlerigg Stone Circle Historic Buildings and Monuments Ancient stone cirlce in beautiful surroundings in the Lake District Keswick, CA12 5LE, Cumbria, England 15. DerwentWater The Lake District Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Sailing and Watersports, Walking and Climbing, Boat Trips Popular and picturesque lake in the Engligh Lake District Keswick, CA12, Cumbria, England 16. Crummock Water The Lake District Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Walking and Climbing National Trust owned lake in the Lake District Buttermere, CA13, Cumbria, England 17. Carlisle Castle Historic Buildings and Monuments, Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions Impressive medieval castle built in the 11th century Carlisle, CA3 8UR, Cumbria, England 18. Buttermere The Lake District Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Walking and Climbing © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria Beatutiful scenic lake in the Lake District Buttermere, CA13, Cumbria, England 19. Rookin House Farm Activity Centre Childrens Attractions, Karting, Horse Riding and Pony Trekking Rookin House - Equestrian and Activity Centre in Cumbria - The Lake Penrith, CA11 0SS, Cumbria, England District. Close to Ullswater. Horseriding, quad biking, archery and lots more - fun for all the family Phone: 017684 83561 20. Ennerdale Water The Lake District Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Cycling and Mountain Bikes, Walking and Climbing Most westerly of the lakes in the English Lake District Ennerdale, CA23, Cumbria, England 21. Honister Slate Mine Tours and Trips, Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions, Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms, Pubs and Bars, Restaurants, Guided Tours and Day Trips Working slate mine with guided tours, displays and activities Borrowdale, CA12 5XN, Cumbria, England 22. Beckstones Art Gallery Art Gallery, Shops One of the UKs leading Fine Art Galleries. Located near Penrith in Penrith, CA11 0UQ, Cumbria, England Cumbria 23. Aira Force Waterfall by Ullswater Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Parks Gardens and Woodlands © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria National Trust run waterfall on the western side of Ullswater in the Glenridding, CA11 , Cumbria, England Lake District. Superb walk to the waterfall in an enchanted woodland. Toilets and café on site. 24. The Beacon Whitehaven Museum Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions, Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms Home of Whitehaven's Museum collection Whitehaven, CA28 7GL, Cumbria, England 25. Helvellyn in the Lake District Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Walking and Climbing The must do walk in the Lake District! England's second Highest Glenridding, CA11 0QN, Cumbria, Mountain and one of the most popular. Approach from Glenridding England and Patterdale in the east or Thirlmere in the west. 26. Fellbites Cafe & Restaurant Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms, Restaurants Cafe and restaurant in Glenridding by Ullswater in the Lake District. Glenridding, CA11 0PD, Cumbria, Great food and service. England 27. Catstycam The Outdoor Shop Shops Independent specialist supplier of all outdoor gear. Branches in Glenridding, CA11 0PA, Cumbria, Glenridding and Pooley Bridge by Ullswater. Also online store England available. Phone: 017684 82351 28. Greystones Coffee House & Gallery Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms, Pubs and Bars, Restaurants Coffe House, Cafe and Gallery in Glenridding Glenridding, CA11 0PA, Cumbria, England © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria 29. Sharmans Shop Shops General Store in Glenridding, Ullswater Glenridding, CA11 0PA, Cumbria, England 30. Glenridding Sailing Centre on Ullswater in the Lake District Sailing and Watersports Glenridding Sailing Centre on Ullswater. Sailing, kayaking, canoeing Glenridding, CA11 0QN, Cumbria, in the Lake District England 31. Ratchers Tavern & Restaurant and Kilners Coffee House Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms, Pubs and Bars, Restaurants Pub, restaurant and coffee shop attached to the Glenridding Hotel Glenridding, CA11 0PB, Cumbria, England 32. St Patricks Landing Boat Hire Childrens Attractions, Sailing and Watersports Motor and rowing boats on Ullswater. Tea Room on site Glenridding, CA11 0QQ, Cumbria, England 33. Newton Rigg Sports Centre Childrens Attractions, Indoor and Outdoor Play Areas Kids Activity Sessions. A range of activities for children aged Penrith, CA11 0AH, Cumbria, England 8-14year olds, including horse-riding, cycling, canoeing. multi-sports and more! 35. Lakeland Boat Hire Ullswater Sailing and Watersports, Shooting and Fishing, Boat Trips © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 4 October 2021 Little Byre Holiday Cottage ner Coast of Cumbria Boat hire ideally located in Pooley Bridge, oin Ullswater Pooley Bridge, CA10 2NR, Cumbria, England Phone: 017684 86800 36. Patterdale Village Store & Post Office Shops Located at the heart of the English Lake District and directly on the Patterdale, CA11 0NW, Cumbria, Coast to Coast long distance walking route England 37. Crookabeck Farm Shop in Patterdale Shops The fleece from our goats and sheep is used to produce a range of Patterdale, CA11 0NP, Cumbria, mohair and wool products including mohair socks, scarves, rugs and England even dog leads. You can also buy Herdwick wool 38. Rheged Shopping Centre Visitor Centres and Museums, Childrens Attractions, Indoor and Outdoor Play Areas, Bistros and Brasseries, Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms, Restaurants, Shops Largest grass covered building in Europe - exhibitions, cinema and Penrith, CA11 0DQ, Cumbria, England shops. Located just outside Penrith in the Lake District National
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