Lake District self catering cottages - holiday cottage accommodation in Cumbria near Carlisle, Penrith, Ullswater for large groups, functions, cycle storage

Our self catering cottages

With easy access to the Lake District, Hall Hills offers lovely 4 star and 5 star holiday cottages in a picturesque part of north not far from Carlisle, Penrith and Ullswater. The self catering cottages are an award-winning conversion of 17 century stone farm buildings in rolling Cumbria countryside.

Jude and Tim Walker - the proprietors - will be on hand to assist, if need be, and are keen to make your holiday one to treasure.

In addition, when choosing Hall Hills as your base for a holiday in the Lake District area, you can benefit from:

• Any day start
• Short breaks all year round
• An award-winning attention to detail
• A welcome hamper awaits you
• In-house wine list
• An outstanding level of service
• No hidden extras, fully inclusive prices
• Free WiFi throughout
• Catering service.

Previous guests have remarked on the high quality of the Hall Hills self catering holiday cottages both in our guest book and online. Click to see some of the comments about Hall Hills cottages or visit our page on Trip Advisor for more.

Availability and booking

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Availability, Prices, Booking

The Lake District & Cumbria

The location of Hall Hills in a charming part of north Cumbria makes it an ideal base for a self-catering holiday with easy access to the Lake District and to numerous picturesque Cumbrian towns and villages such as Caldbeck, Dalston and Heskett. The rolling Cumbrian countryside offers numerous walks and the quiet rural lanes are ideal for cycling.

A short drive to the south is Ullswater - the closest of the Lake District lakes. Almost as close is Derwentwater and the busy Lake District market town of Keswick to the south west.

Just to the east of Hall Hills is the Eden Valley, with the River Eden running past Penrith to the Solway Firth. Eden attractions include the village of Little Salkeld, near which is Long Meg and Her Daughters - one of the largest neolithic stone circles in England.

To the north of Hall Hills is Carlisle - Cumbria's capital city and one rich in history and things to see and do. Beyond Carlisle is the Scottish Border region, where the big attraction is Hadrian's Wall - a World Heritage Site. Go on the Hadrian's Wall walk in Carlisle or visit Vindolanda.