Coniston Water is the third largest lake in the Lake District and is famous for Donald Campbells successful attempts on the Water Speed world record.

Coniston Water in the south of the Lake District is a very popular tourist area and a great base for walkers.

Find a great selection of cottages and apartments in the Coniston area including Lowick, Port Haverigg, Silecroft and Coniston itself.

Nook Cottage, Silecroft

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Nook Cottage is a lovely well stocked Lake District cottage with a coal fire and enclosed courtyard and garden. It is an ideal base for families to relax and have fun on Silecroft beach or explore the western lakes and fells. Silecroft lies in the qu... more

Turners Cottage, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Just 3 miles south of Coniston Water, near Lowick, Turners Cottage, once part of the local bobbin mill is in an ideal location for discovering the delights of this beautiful part of Lakeland. The cottage sits close to the River Crake, frequented by f... more

Coniston View, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Coniston View is very aptly named sitting on the hillside above the village giving way to arguably the best views of Coniston Water and this traditional, Lakeland settlement. Coniston has cleverly retained its quaint local feel whilst still providin... more

Scarr Head Cottage, Torver

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Situated in the most idyllic location, this beautiful detached cottage is surrounded by open countryside with enviable views from most rooms and immediate walking from the door. A perfect base for those who wish to spend their holiday exploring the s... more

Hidden Cottage, Lowick

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Hidden Cottage, a traditional mid terrace built in the 18th century, is situated close to Coniston Water and village and is within walking distance of two excellent Lakeland Inns. The Farmers Arms, just across the road from the cottage, has been trad... more

Bluebell Cottage, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

In an enviable position above the ever popular village of Coniston, Bluebell Cottage sits in a row of terraced former quarry workers cottages and enjoys panoramic views over coniston Water. The lake, within walking distance, is ideal for canoeing, ... more

Swallows Nest, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Swallows Nest is a hidden gem - unpretentious from the outside, but a sheer delight inside, only 150 metres walk from the centre of Coniston and within easy walking distance from the Lake. Not suitable for young children, Swallows Nest can be taken ... more

Carries Gate, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Perched above the traditional village of Coniston, Carries Gate enjoys wonderful views across one of Lakelands quietest and most famous waters and is set against a backdrop of dramatic mountain scenery. Ideal for couples and families alike, Carries G... more

Fisherbeck Fold, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Fisherbeck is a most charming 17th Century, former Lakeland Farmhouse situated in an idyllic location on the Eastern side of Coniston Water. The apartment enjoys fabulous views over the lake, across the open countryside towards Coniston Old Man. Th... more

Thistle Cottage, Foxfield

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Thistle Cottage is situated at Duddon Mews in the hamlet of Foxfield, part of an attractive courtyard development of cottages, converted from an original barn. The accommodation is set our over three levels, with the lounge and dining areas being ups... more

Jasmin Cottage, Lowick

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Jasmin Cottage sits close to the banks of the River Crake, just a few miles South of Coniston Water an area popular with cyclists, walkers and their pets. One of Lakelands quieter locations, visitors can escape the crowds of the more popular resorts ... more

Rivington, Coniston

Self catering in Cumbria, North West England

Coniston village nestles at the foot of The Old Man, the most famous of the Coniston Fells. The village retains a good deal of its Victorian past and still has the local butcher, the grocer, the dairy, not forgetting some rather fine pubs, literally ... more