Villas in the Lake District

You cannot miss the opportunity to get to know the Lake District of England, it is an area rural within the Cumbria region, in the northwest of the country, famous for its legendary landscapes in which lakes, mountains and valleys merge with each other and where it is easy to think that time has frozen. As if this were not enough, since July 2017 the Lake District has been a World Heritage Site, the first national park in the whole of the United Kingdom to achieve such status. Interesting! Isn't it?

The Lake District has managed to captivate all kinds of people, from painters, writers, musicians, etc. Its picturesque landscapes, and sheep grazing everywhere are part of the elements that you will evoke in the villas. Some buildings have a more cave-like style in keeping with the surrounding landscape, but you will also see others with more elaborate designs, but natural beauty always predominates. Feel part of an impressionist painting in the Lake District!

Go to the town of Brownness on Windermere. This is a favourite destination for many who venture to visit the Lake District. On the shores of one of the UK's most famous lakes, it's a good place for you to eat ice cream, take a boat trip, and rent a row boat or just people-watch. The breathtaking views make up for how stressful coming and going tourists can be

Enjoy hiking the Cat bells Lakeland Walk. This will be one of the most beautiful routes you will see in Keswick. It is simple, and you can start it from the base of the mountain, there is a bus line from the town, or you can walk from there. The views of the lakes and the entire massif are beautiful, but you will surely like the mountain itself.

This small town full of hikers has plenty of shops where you can buy clothes to go out in the mountains, a good deal of nice coffee and even more hiking trails to admire the scenery of the Lake District. If you want to do an easy route, you can climb Orrest Head, a nearby hill whose summit is a magnificent viewpoint that will make you want to lose yourself in the nearby moors and fields

Lake Windermere is the longest lake in England and possibly one of the most beautiful. You will find some magic when navigating its waters and seeing how it reflects the shades of green of the surrounding mountains. If you have a hard time believing it, do it. You will be surprised!

Ambleside is a beautiful town. It is super cute with its attractive streets, you will be crazy about its beautiful shops and the liquid mirror of Lake Windermere on its shores. Its hiking routes and its historical heritage have made it one of the most charming places to see in the Lake District. If you get closer, don't miss the UK's smallest house, from the 17th century, or the Roman fort by the lake.

Here you will find Abbot Hall, one of the most interesting art galleries in the United Kingdom, visit the Brewery Arts Center to eat or see a film or a concert. And if you want to walk, head up to Scout Scar, which has spectacular views of the southern part of the Lake District.

Climbing the highest peak in England, Scafell Pike, is one of the best things you can do in the Lake District. This 978-metre mountain is one of the most beautiful peaks to climb, particularly thanks to its remote location and movie-like views. There are several routes to reach the summit, and you can take a look at them on the official website of the National Trust

Rydal Water is one of the smallest lakes in the Lake District, although this does not detract from its attractions. The place is popular because the poet William Wordsworth loved it. Something more than understandable if you visit Rydal's Cave, you pass two of the bard's residences, Dove Cottage and Rydal Mount, and even if you sit at his favourite viewpoint. You will be thrilled by what you see!

It's not all mountains and lakes in the Lake District. You will also see beautiful and historic fishing villages like Raven glass. This peaceful town on the estuary of the Esk, Mite and Irt rivers was a prominent naval base for the Romans, whose footprint is preserved in the ruins of a bathhouse. In addition to seeing fishermen's boats and strolling among beautiful little houses, you can also take the tourist train on the Eskdale Valley Line.