Low Hallgarth

Nr Coniston, Cumbria

Situated in Nr Coniston, Cumbria, this charming 17th-century fellside cottage offers a unique stay for four guests. Once owned by the renowned Lake District enthusiast Beatrix Potter, the cottage retains much of its original character, including a traditional cottage range that provides warmth and original exposed beams that add to its rustic charm. Nestled at the end of a row of three properties, it boasts picturesque views over Little Langdale Tarn and up the valley towards Wrynose Pass, making it an ideal retreat for nature lovers.

The cottage serves as a perfect base for a variety of outdoor activities, including walking and climbing adventures. Guests can enjoy scenic low-level walks around Tarn Hows or challenge themselves with hikes in the high fells of Coniston or the Langdale Valley. The area is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, offering opportunities for both leisurely strolls and more strenuous hikes, catering to all levels of outdoor enthusiasts.

Nearby, visitors can find the Sticklebarn pub, a delightful spot that features stunning views of the Langdale mountains. This pub enhances the outdoor experience by allowing guests to enjoy their drinks outside while providing warmth with an open fire and cozy blankets, creating a welcoming atmosphere after a day of exploration. Such amenities make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking relaxation and refreshment.

For those looking to explore further, the nearby villages of Coniston, Hawkshead, and Ambleside are just a short drive away. Each location offers a variety of restaurants, pubs, tea-rooms, and shops, ensuring that guests have access to all necessary amenities and local delicacies. This accessibility enhances the overall experience, allowing visitors to enjoy both the tranquility of the countryside and the charm of local village life.