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Prospect Cottage is a charming, cosy holiday home located in the small village of Staveley-in-Cartmel in the Lake District National Park. Sleeping up to six guests, it’s the perfect place for family holidays and getaways with friends. Just a short distance from all of the main Lake District attractions and walks, you’ll also find beautiful views from the property with a glimpse of Windermere which is just a 5-minute walk away.

Staveley-in-Cartmel was recently named one of the most upmarket villages in the UK making it very desirable for those looking for an exclusive location. Nestled within a beautiful countryside setting, you’ll find three Michelin star restaurants nearby and one of the country’s most loved tourist destinations, Lake Windermere, within driving distance. Prospect Cottage is well located for access to all of the attractions of South Lakeland; from the coast and Furness Peninsulas to all levels of Lakeland walks from the challenging and iconic routes of Coniston Old Man, the Langdales Helvelyn and Scafell to countless less challenging paths in places like Elterwater, Tarn Hows near Hawkshead, Helm Crag near Grasmere and Catbells near Keswick. Gummers How, known as the perfect family Wainwright, is a short walk from the house with stunning 360 degree views of the fells and peninsulas. Fell Foot Park is a 5-minute walk from the cottage which gives excellent access to the south shore of lake Windermere where you can hire rowing boats and canoes. Take the ferry to Lakeside to join the Windermere steamers, or go wild swimming or visit the National Trust Cafe. As well as easy access to the fells of the South Lakes, the new Cumbrian Coastal Path gives easy access to the Furness Peninsula and along the coast to Walney Island with its nature reserves and colony of seals to the sand dunes of Sandscale Hawes famous for its colony of natterjack toads.