Fellside Holiday Cottages
Newlands Valley
Newlands Valley
Keswick
Cumbria
CA12 5TS
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Fellside Holiday Cottages - Dog Friendly Accommodation in Keswick, Cumbria
Fellside Holiday Cottages – welcome to five of the best self-catering Holiday Cottages in the Lake DistrictFounded and run by Joanne Roberts, Fellside Holiday Cottages consists of 9 self catering holiday cottages that are independently owned around the Keswick area, at the Heart of The Lake District . All the cottages are very comfortable and well equipped with tranquil settings and wonderful views of the fells.
Our ‘Famous Five’ are: Fellside Lodge in the Borrowdale Valley; Heather View in Threlkeld Village and Rowing End, The Mouse House and Rowling End Farm Cottage in Newlands Valley. Our cottages are all perfectly located for a holiday in the Lake District Holiday – providing an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful area. Keswick is a small market town with a range of shops, pubs, restaurants and entertainment including cinema, the Theatre by the Lake and galleries. Derwentwater is a short walk away which provides spectacular views down the Borrowdale Valley.
Our holiday cottages are inspected annually by Visit Britain and Quality Cumbria. Collectively, they have achieved two Gold Awards, two 5 Star Awards and one 4 Star Award. All our cottages are dog friendly, and we accept short breaks during the winter months (November through to March).
In addition to our five cottages, we have a four berth motorhome for hire and also a static caravan in Flookburgh, Grange-over-Sands, which can accommodate up to 6 people.
With our range of holiday options, we should be able to accommodate you and we look forward to welcoming you to the beautiful Lake District very soon.
Fellside Lodge (sleeps 6 people)
Fellside Lodge is a self catering holiday cottage on the lower slopes of Catbells in the Borrowdale Valley Keswick. Surrounded by the fells of Borrowdale. Set in 8 acres of peaceful grounds., it is home to the red squirrels and a wide variety of bird life. The property is 4 miles from Keswick and a 10 minute walk to Derwentwater in which you walk through Manesty woods. Grange in Borrowdale is 1 mile down the road. There is also direct access straight onto the fells and lakeshore via the garden.
Rowling End (sleeps 8 people)
Rowling End is a family sized, traditional lakeland house. Rowling End House has been lovingly restored and in July 2009/2010 it was awarded a 5-star Visit Britain rating and this April been given a 5* GOLD AWARD. The understated luxuriousness is complemented by a large farmhouse kitchen with an Aga and open fires in each of the sitting rooms. Rowling end consists of 4 bedrooms, 2 with en suite bathrooms, 2 king-sized doubles and 2 twins. An additional large family bathroom with shower and roll top free standing bath.
The Old Barn (sleeps 2 – 6 people)
Situated in the heart of Newlands Valley opposite Catbells, Rowling End Farm commands outstanding views of the entire valley from every window. Accommodating up to six guests, the cottage has been awarded a Quality Cumbria inspection and provides comfortable surroundings in a wonderful setting. The location provides the perfect holiday base for many Lakeland walks without the need for a car. Whether you are looking to explore the high fells, lakes, valleys or wish to just enjoy the stunning views, Rowling End is ideally situated. Up to two well behaved dogs are welcome.
The Mouse House (sleeps 2 people)
The Mouse House is an idyllic retreat for up to 2 people. Formerly a traditional lakeland stone barn from when Rowling End was a farm, it has been sympathetically developed as a 1-bedroomed cottage and in July it was awarded a 4 star Visit Britain rating. The Mouse House consists of a bedroom on the top floor with a zip bed so you can request either a king-size bed or 2 single beds. A large shower room with walk in shower, sink and WC.
Heather View (sleeps up to 6 people)
Heather View is a three-bedroom cottage set in the village of Threlkeld, near Keswick, in the northern Lake District. The cottage can accommodate up to 6 adults in 3 bedrooms. There are 2 double bedrooms one with en-suite shower room & also a spacious twin bedroom. There is a separate dining room with ample seating for 6 people with views overlooking Blencathra. The lounge is just across the hallway with woodburning stove; ample seating for 6 people. Guests are able to enjoy the peaceful garden in which the cottage is set and take in the views – there are table and chairs. There is private parking in the garden for up to 4 cars.
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Reviews
“The cottage (The Old Barn)was well equipped and spotlessly clean with two modern bathrooms and three bedrooms x1 king, x1 doubled x1 twin(2 single beds), kitchen had all utensils and a large Double fridge freezer which was useful. The location was ideal to Walk to Derwent Water and Catbells about 30 min to Derwent and 15min to the foot of Catbells. Keswick was a short 10 min drive for nice shops/ bars and is a lovely place to visit with a nice park, boat rides etc, and lake Buttermere is definitely worth a visit I would say one of the most beautiful natural views I have ever seen.”
- Patricia Waddley
“We (2 adults and 2 teenage children) stayed at ‘The Old Barn’ for 7 nights in Summer 2021 (when it was super-hot and sunny!). The location was fantastic, and you’d really struggle to find somewhere better for wonderful views of Catbells and access to Newlands Valley. It meant you could easily go for wonderful walks without needing the car. The accommodation was very spacious with a generous sized kitchen/dining room, living room and master bed. The two other bedrooms where smaller but more than adequate. There was never a time you felt you didn’t have enough space, but then there was just 4 of us. During Covid19 we expected rental properties to be extra clean, however this was far from the case. The property was not clean. For example, much cutlery and glasses needed a wash on arrival. The bathrooms, on first appearance looked ok, but soon you realised the muck, mold, bits of rust and dust. It’s all the small things like: no bag for any of the bins in the bathrooms where others have clearly used; all the dust and dirt in the utility room; or the Monopoly game left in the bedroom cupboard, the user manuals for products that no longer exist, and the lack of user manual for the pretty old washing machine. Why was there was a toilet bush in the utility room! You never felt you had to use a mat to put you cup of tea down anywhere! The generous sized sofa's had crisp crumbs on them, so we had to vacuum them before we used them. The oven looked like it hadn't seen a professional clean in about 2 years, we didn't use it, nor wanted to put food in it. It felt very much like a rental property and not a home-from-home experience. The property has its own WiFi Access Point, but the internet connection is shared with next door, so often the internet was too poor even a ‘like’ button on Facebook wouldn’t work. My app for Wifi speed thought I wasn’t even connected to the internet on most occasions. We’re keen on saving water and we didn’t have a problem being told the water was low. But when we returned from a walk with multiple crates of water left on the front door, we assumed because we had no communication from the owners. we had no water at all! Whilst they appreciated us washing clothes by hand, they weren’t so keen to understand the position they had put us and all the other people in their holiday lets. No-one could have a long soak in a warm bath from a day walking for fear of the impact it would have on all the other people in their holiday lets fed from the same water supply. The owner even put the phone down on me and this was unnecessary. The toilet flush didn't work properly (wasting water) and one of the showers couldn't keep the temperature constant so we didn't use it. The kitchen had the basics and things like a microwave and a slow cooker, but it was below par. The bread knife was a bit useless and some things you'd expect weren't there which was a bit annoying. The TV isn't a smart TV and means you can watch live TV only, you can't watch anything on demand or even cast to it. Lucky we brought a large tablet and enabled a WiFi hot-spot on our 3G mobile device (which got a signal most of the time upstairs, not down). The fixtures and fittings are all a bit disjointed and don't really go with each other or look a bit odd for their setting. The property probably had a nice garden once upon a time, but like the property itself, it's not cared for. You get the feeling 'it will do' about everything. We'd rather holiday somewhere at least as nice as we live at home so it was nice to get home and be somewhere clean and cared for. Great location, but you might feel a bit robbed if you pay much more than £900 a week in peak season.”
- Matthew from Berkshire
