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Cottage |1 bedroom |Sleeps 2

Coniston in Cumbria/Lake District

from £52 / night

£360–£575 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

4 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, pets welcome

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About the home

Tethera is a converted animal shed which has undergone complete renovation, to be transformed into a luxurious retreat from the hub bub of everyday life.

A perfect rural holiday cottage with comfortable and modern luxury throughout. It is more reminiscent of a contemporary hotel than what you would expect from a traditional Lakeland cottage, with the 'contemporary cottage chic' styling proving a winning combination. Tethera boasts all modern luxuries such as full central heating, fully integrated kitchen, SKY TV in lounge and bedroom etc whilst maintaining the intimate feel of a classic Lakeland cottage with a real range fire and cosy rooms.

Coal Yeat Cottages are ideal couples or families, or if utilised together they offer a unique group environment. The highlight for both 'Yan', 'Tyan' and 'Tethera' is the breathtaking outlook over the much loved Lakeland fells.

Coal Yeat Cottages are so captivating, so unique you won’t want to venture too far! There are unlimited local walks direct from the Coal Yeat doorstep. Yet you need not leave the estate to witness 360 degree views spanning out over Ulverston and Morecambe Bay (you can see Blackpool Tower on a good day), round over Gawthwaite Common (bikers dream), towards the Western Lakes and back to the stunning Coniston Fells. Alternatively simply explore the 1200 acres of Lowick Common with its hidden tarns, abundant wildlife and panoramic views from the top of the Beacon.

Here you are at one with nature. Sightings of deer, hare, badger, toads, heron and many birds of prey are a daily occurrence, while the night sky is a profusion of stars with so many shooters we’ve almost run out of wishes.

We also offer FREE fishing (subject to you having the correct license - available locally) on a half mile stretch of the River Crake for the fishing of Sea Trout and Salmon or fish the on-site pool.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
All on the one level this well proportioned, cosy cottage provides a special spot for a romantic, countryside escape. Tethera is a comfortable, luxurious cottage, which has been furnished and decorated to a high standard.

There is a well proportioned double bedroom with two windows which flood the room with natural light. Decorated with elegant coordinating furnishings which perfectly complement the serene farrow and ball colour scheme. There is a deep inviting pocket sprung mattress, which is perfect to curl up in and watch the sky tv.

The bathroom is a modern and fully tiled funky room with a bath and over shower.

Tetera's main room is a cosy open-plan living, dining space which leads to the open plan kitchen area. The traditional cottage feel is present as soon as you light the magnificent range fire which is surrounded by the oversized stone fireplace and the serene Farrow and Ball colour scheme

Enjoy dinner, then sink and curl up into the deep sofa. What could be better than a delicious dinner, then curling up with your favourite tipple by the fire. The large flat screen TV offers a range of SKY digital channels or choose to chill out with a DVD, this is great space for socialising, reading or just relaxing.

The brand new kitchen is linked to the lounge by a stylish granite. This calming cream shaker style kitchen is well equipped with integrated dishwasher, electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave,and fridge/freezer.

Further details outdoors:
Tethera has it's own outside seating in the courtyard and bbq . A stone outbuilding is provided for your personal use, great for storage of bikes / mountain gear or a kennel for you dog?

Further details

Tethera is one of three rental and three residential properties within the estate. However, privacy for both permanent residents and holidaymakers alike is paramount and well planned!

A welcome pack is included in the price - we all need a treat after a long journey

Conditions

* A dog is allowed if accompanied by a well behaved owner! They must be kept off furniture, never remain alone in the accommodation and leave no paw prints inside or out (please remove excess hair and poop and scoop). Local kennels I mile away accept dogs on a day basis is required.
* Strictly no smoking except outside and cigarette butts must be removed or a collection fee will be deducted from the deposit!
* Refundable housekeeping deposit of £250 required before arrival, to be refunded within one week of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection) or credit card swipe on arrival.
* 50% of rental fee (10% non refundable) will confirm and secure your booking until this is received the week will remain live. The remaining 50% of rental fee is due four weeks before your stay. Short breaks are payable in full.

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Opulant contemporary styling throughout

 

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Tethera as shown - set in 25 acre estate

 

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Compact yet spacious fully integrated kitchen

 

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Bathroom complete with shower over bath

The Cumbria/Lake District region

The Lake District, world renowned for it’s stunning scenery, rugged mountains and inspirational backdrops needs little introduction. The central area, around Windermere and Ambleside, attract most of the visitors, while those in the know head to less frequented spots, such as the Lake District’s south-western peninsula. Here the mountains meet the coast to give dramatic and unique vistas.

With a vast range of tourist attractions, historical sites and leisure activities (many within 20/30 minutes drive of Tethera), this part of the Lakes has so much to offer we are sure you will want to return again and again.

For the serious walker the mountains of Skiddaw, Scafell and Helvellyn provide enjoyable challenges, whilst at lower levels there are hundreds of routes wandering among the lakes and stone-walled fields. You can even choose a lake to suit your mood: if bustling lakeside towns and exhilarating watersports take your fancy, then try Windermere or Coniston Water, where you can cruise the lake on a steam-powered boat soaking up the scenery in Victorian style or master a new skill such as kayaking, sailing or even raft building.

If it’s peace and tranquillity you seek then the secluded lakes of Buttermere and Wastwater are not to be missed.

As thousands and thousands of visitors each year are drawn to experiences that are offered on water, fells and picturesque towns one can often feel entrapped on the tourist trail.

So much more awaits you than the bland souvenir filled streets of Bowness, so come and discover the locals take on the Lake District. Cumbria offers sp much more than the lakes alone. Explore the National Nature Reserve on Walney Island, the golden sand dunes of Roan Head or visit the hidden, picturesque Duddon Valley, with its heather clad moors peppered with birch trees......................................

The Coniston area

We are situated on the southern fringe of the Lake District National Park in pure isolation betwixt the festival town of Ulverston and the village of Lowick within the Crake valley. Less than four miles in one direction finds all the amenities of the popular market town of Ulverston with its wide choice of eclectic shops, inns and restaurants, a championship golf course, sports centre with swimming pool and gym. Two miles the other finds the Crake Valley winding from the foot of Coniston Water through Lowick with it‘s 14th century coaching inn, old Lakeland working bobbin villages, fertile fields and woodland until it reaches the shores of Morecambe bay.

Ideal for walkers, bikers and escapees this is rural Cumbria at it’s peak. Coniston Water 4 miles and Lake Windermere 6 miles are close enough for a quick dip (we’ll let you into the locals secrets and you’ll discover secret swimming coves in true Swallows and Amazon’s style) . Or 6 miles away at Grizedale Forest Enterprise Centre, there are unique off road trials for bikers and walkers through wood and stone sculptures scattered amongst the trees.

We are ideally located close enough to the national park to enjoy its unparalled beauty and character but also within the Furness Peninsula which offers subtle diversions from the associated bustle of the more frequented Lakes hot spots. The medieval priory village of Cartmel, home to the most picturesque meets on the UK race calendar (May and August bank holidays), Haverthwaite Steam Engines and Lakeside Steam Cruises, Holker Hall and Gardens and the Victorian seaside town of Grange are all within 30 mins drive.

While culturally this area of Cumbria has not been left behind - try a literary tour to discover the inspiration Wordsworth, Potter and Ruskin found within the area or wander through the many castles (Muncaster and Sizergh) or stately homes (Holker, Blackwell - the arts and crafts house) with their gardens.

Why book a holiday home 200m from the nearest pub only to discover that sausage and chips is the best thing on the menu? We’ll guide you only to the places worth visiting. Who needs more than a trip to the local butcher for Broughton Beck beef, a barbecue with a breathtaking backdrop for an enchanting evening with friends?

Distances-
* Coniston - 10 mins to the foot of the water, 30 mins to the village
* Cartmel - 15 mins to the medieval priory village
* Windermere - 12 mins to the southern tip of Windermere and Lakeside the departure point for Steam cruises
* Langdales - 35 mins and you are deep into the mountains

Adrenalin
* Climbing *Kayaking *High mountain walking *Windsurfing *Sailing *Mountain Biking
*Scrambling *Caving *4x4 Driving *Quad Biking *Paint Balling *Tandem Sky Diving

Leisure
*Bird Watching *Clay Pigeon Shooting *Fishing *Hot Air Ballooning *Golf *Horse Riding *Low Level Rambling

How to get there

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It's advisable that you have a car.
Manchester International Airport is 1.5 hours away
Budget Airlines fly to Liverpool (Easyjet and Ryanair) or Manchester (flybe and bmibaby)
Oxenholme is on the main west coast rail link and is 30 mins car drive from Coal Yeat
Ulverston has a train station and is a £10 taxi ride to Coal Yeat
All major car hire is available in Barrow in Furness which is on the train line and 25 mins from Coal Yeat

Activities near Coniston

Reviews

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18 Mar 2013

“Cozy, tranquil and wonderfully located cottage” Great holiday rental, the cottage is well equipped and it was such a relaxing place to escape to. Emma (the owner) was very kind and helpful.

30 Apr 2012

“lovely cottage” A great homely cottage set in beautiful countryside. The interior was tastefully decorated and was of a high standard. Upon entering the property we were blown away with a welcome pack which included fresh baked bread and homemade cakes. Superb!! I would definitely recommend this to a friend and would go and stay there again. The location was ideal for nearby Coniston and Ulverston. Keep up the good work Emma.

29 Apr 2012

“Home away from home .......” Beautiful surroundings ..... perfect location, secluded within easy reach of surrounding villages. Breathtaking views.......The cottage itself, is perfectly formed, modern and cosy with everything... more

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09 Aug 2011

“A perfect getaway with faultless accomodation” This cottage is beautiful, secluded and perfect for a romantic break. If it's peace and quiet you want and you dont mind using the car to go out to places for things such as food, then don't hesitate to book. There are walks from the cottage itself too and a really nice pub that you can hike to across a few fields which serves great pub grub. We didn't want for anything at the cottage, it was like a home from home.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Autumn	31 Aug 12	19 Oct 12	435£ 435	85£ 85	95£ 95	3 Nights
19 - 25 October	19 Oct 12	26 Oct 12	485£ 485	85£ 85	95£ 95	3 Nights
October Half Term	26 Oct 12	2 Nov 12	545£ 545	-	-	1 Week
November/Early Decem0ber	2 Nov 12	20 Dec 12	360£ 360	85£ 85	90£ 90	3 Nights
Christmas	20 Dec 12	27 Dec 12	495£ 495	-	-	1 Week
New Year	27 Dec 12	3 Jan 13	595£ 595	-	-	1 Week
Spring	3 Jan 13	16 Feb 13	365£ 365	90£ 90	100£ 100	3 Nights
Half Term	16 Feb 13	23 Feb 13	395£ 395	-	-	1 Week
Late Spring	23 Feb 13	29 Mar 13	370£ 370	90£ 90	100£ 100	3 Nights
Easter	29 Mar 13	13 Apr 13	465£ 465	-	-	1 Week
April/May	13 Apr 13	25 May 13	425£ 425	95£ 95	105£ 105	3 Nights
May Half Term	25 May 13	1 Jun 13	505£ 505	-	-	1 Week
June/July	1 Jun 13	13 Jul 13	445£ 445	95£ 95	105£ 105	3 Nights
Summer 2013	13 Jul 13	31 Aug 13	575£ 575	-	-	1 Week
September/October	31 Aug 13	19 Oct 13	435£ 435	-	-	1 Week
October Half Term	19 Oct 13	2 Nov 13	535£ 535	-	-	1 Week
November/December	2 Nov 13	21 Dec 13	360£ 360	85£ 85	95£ 95	3 Nights
Christmas and New Year	21 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	550£ 550	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

We include a welcome pack for all our guests - everyone needs to be able to have a cup of tea and a treat after a long drive!

Cleaning, linen - bath mats, hand and bath towels and tea towels, heat, light and unlimited hot water are included in the rental. All essential items such as toilet roll, dishwasher tablets, cleaning items and essential store cupboard ingredients (sugar, condiments etc) are also provided.

Reductions available for short breaks out of season or for two or more consecutive weeks. Please enquire with requested dates.

Payment is preferred by cheque or internet bank transfer although paypal payments are accepted subject to a 4% additional charge.

A refundable deposit of 50% (10% non refundable) confirms your booking with the balance payable 4 weeks before arrival. Short breaks are payable in full.

A housekeeping deposit of £250 is required with final payment - this will be returned on day of departure or within 7 days (subject to checks). If preferred the deposit can be in form of a copy of credit card imprint upon arrival (similar to car hire companies). Nothing will be charged unless damage occurs.

Availability

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5 years listed You are contacting Emma Carrick Landline n/a Mobile 44 78877 31553 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2007. This cottage has received 4 reviews from previous guests.

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