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Cottages Large GroupsKnott View dates back to the 18th century and has been owned by the Penningtons for 8 centuries forming part of the Muncaster Estate.
Read guest reviews and see further photographs of Knott View Muncaster Estate.
Looking to sleep 40 or more?
Monkhouse Hill Cottages offer an exciting opportunity for larger groups. The maximum number that can be accommodated is 46. Smaller groups can book individual cottages.
Please do check out the owners website for Monkhouse Hill Cottages to fully appreciate the scope of this accommodation.
A collection of cottages in a very pretty corner of West Cumbria, in Boot near Eskdale, that can be booked individually or collectively making them an ideal choice for larger groups. The thumbnail photographs will take you through to more information on these delightful cottages.
Woodlands House - Vale of LortonClose to Bassenthwaite in the Vale of Lorton Woodlands House sleeps 8 with the opportunity of renting another cottage in the grounds to sleep an further 2+1.
The Vicarage - Nr. ConistonWith fabulous views over the Lakeland Fells The Vicarage dates back to 1767 and still retains lots of original features.
Borwick Lodge - Outgate - Hawkshead![]() ![]() ![]()
Borwick Lodge is an exceptional detached 17th Century property and former Country House Hotel, with panoramic views over the Hawksehad Valley. Please do look at all the additional photographs as we were totally spoilt for choice in which to choose! The partially glazed verandah is perfect for sipping a pre-dinner drink after a stroll through the well established garden of azaleas and rhododendrons and the nearby villages of Hawkshead, Coniston and Ambleside are just a short drive away.
Read more about this impressive Please ensure that you check all details directly with the cottage lease company prior to booking.
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