Cottages in Coniston

In Coniston, nature and old buildings show all their powerful beauty before the eyes of thousands of tourists. A beautiful and peaceful destination for all those who wish to find peace of mind and absolute relaxation for themselves and their family. That's why, if this is your ideal destination, Holidu has found the ideal cottages in Cumbria for your stay, most of them just metres away from Lake Coniston and other lovely places around town to go on your walks.

]The cottages available at Holidu are within a wide range of modern and luxurious ones that will allow you to have relaxing days and release the stress you have been accumulating. The décor is contemporary, elegant and ideal for the location. The styles can vary from antique to modern, whichever you prefer. Cottages in Coniston are ideal for groups, with children, friends or family. Couples can enjoy a lovely and romantic getaway as well and enjoy the cottage of their choice and feel at home.

Coniston is a mountain village in the heart of the Lake District. To enjoy nature and its charming pubs, shops and restaurants it knows how to mix the two perfectly. You can walk over the hills and rock formations, take pictures of the Tudor-style houses in the centre of town, with the spectacular mountains in the background. Climb the largest mountain in the region or visit the Coniston Sailing Centre, which is located on the west side of Coniston Water. There is also the option to hire canoes and kayaks for a fun day on the water with your family. Or simply visit one of the picturesque villages tucked away in the hilly woodlands.

Coniston's summers are usually cool and pleasant for evenings spent admiring the scenery, and if you travel in winter you'll be surprised that the weather is quite mild, with occasional snowfalls. This village, which lies a little to the south of the centre of the Lake District National Park, is surrounded by other places such as Grizedale, Ambleside and Broughton Mills. Coniston is a fantastic place to enjoy the quiet atmosphere, the artistic past and the beautiful lake scenery.

You can walk down to the lake from Coniston town centre. Hire a boat for your family at the Coniston Sailing Centre and enjoy a good adventure on the water. Kayaks, canoes and stand up paddle boards are available here. Enjoy the serene atmosphere amidst the sounds of birds. The lake stretches from north to south and measures about 1 kilometre

Visit the Ruskin Museum to learn about Coniston's history and relationship with the artist, writer and conservationist John Ruskin, who lived in the 19th century. Here there are also exhibits on other writers and the area's most amazing features.

Some say that to know what a town is like you must visit one of its churches, and St Andrews Chapel is the ideal place for you to feel the peace that permeates every corner of Coniston. The union of the religious and the historical come together in this church.

Not only will the old buildings catch your attention when you are in the centre of this place, but you will also get a tourist information centre where you will be guided on the best options to make the most of a place as charming as Coniston. This shows the importance the locals place on their visitors.

Hire a bike for a ride along the shores of the lake, which is 5 miles in diameter, then visit the stunning villages tucked away in the woods and hills. You can also see Brantwood, an impressive mansion on the east side of the lake with a park and café for a break from cycling.

If you walk a kilometre southeast you'll come to the Coniston Boating Centre on the west side of Coniston Water. There you can hire canoes and kayaks for a day out or if you prefer you can take a cruise to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of remote Peel Island.

Taking photos in Coniston is impossible not to do. The charming Tudor houses in the town centre are just one of the buildings you'll want to capture on camera, and the glorious mountains in the background will give your photos a halo of incomparable beauty.