 | Visitors immediately feel a part of Lilac Cottage. From the cosy living room, with its inviting open log fire, to the panoramic view of the National Park, visitors enjoy every corner.
From fell walking, rambling, bird watching or
simply visiting one of the numerous historic buildings, there is something for everyone in the family to cherish.
Of course, you may just put your feet up, relax, and enjoy a good book in the charming ambience of this home. The cottage has its own private, secluded garden with a small stream running nearby.
You can eat locally at The Greyhound, where excellent food is the order of the day |
| Set in the heart of Southern Lakeland, this beautiful cottage dates from the C17th and has been very much a feature of local life and landscape. It stands on the old packhorse route over the fells and was for many years the local toll house - a stopping point for travellers making their way to the high peaks. It became a natural meeting point for folk scattered over the hills and was once used as a Quaker meeting house. |  |
 | Lilac Cottage nestles in the hillside with panoramic views over the river Duddon. The cottage is built in traditional Lakeland stone with walls up to 3 feet thick. The lounge features an inviting open log fire. A study of the following pages will give you an idea of the superior quality of the accommodation.
Lilac Cottage has been welcoming people for centuries....come and see why. |
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