A local family company sharing our love of the Lakes Through beautiful holiday properties and excellent customer service. We pride ourselves in having a personal approach to ensure we build strong relationships with our guests and owners. We are very passionate about what we do and are excited about what the future holds. Our local team have extensive knowledge of the area and our retreats. Whether you are climbing Helvellyn, taking a cruise on Lake Windermere or simply want to take a few days to relax and enjoy the scenery, we will do our best to find the right property for you.

The Lawns is delightfully presented in a traditional style and very well equipped for a self catering break at any time of the year. The dual aspect wood burning stove can be enjoyed from both the lounge and kitchen and is perfect for snuggling around in the cooler months and the comfy bedroom with king size bed ensures a good night’s rest for all. The well fitted kitchen is wrapped in cool, black granite and has everything you’ll need to cook a hearty breakfast or intimate dinner for just the two of you. A modern bathroom has a shower and bath, ideal for those who prefer a long soak with a good book. The Lawns has a private patio area with furniture provided from where to sit out and take in the delightful shared grounds and there’s ample room for the dog to run around too. Two good eating places are on the doorstep if you choose to escape the kitchen, Chester’s by The River and The Talbot Bar at Skelwith Bridge Hotel, both offering food throughout the day and into the evening. The Lawns can be booked in conjunction with Carr Crag Pavilion which is next door.

A ROMANTIC RETREAT AT THE FOOT OF THE LANGDALE VALLEY Skelwith Bridge is set 3 miles equidistant to both Grasmere and Ambleside and at the foot of the delightful Langdale Valley, The Lawns forms half of Carr Crag Pavilion and is a unique Lakeland residence offering great character and charm. Set in over an acre of natural wooded gardens frequented by a wide variety of wildlife including deer, badgers and red squirrels, the location offers some of the finest walking within the Lake District National Park right from the doorstep either into the Langdales for some serious climbing or along to Loughrigg Tarn or Skelwith Force waterfall for a more gentle amble.