Ulverston 4.6 miles. Still Waters, a charming, one-bedroom cottage set in the coastal village of Baycliff, Cumbria. Set just paces from the sea and providing easy access to the Lake District, this homely dwelling is the perfect getaway for couples looking to spend some time in Cumbria. Enter the open-plan living space, where you can kick off your shoes and relax on the sofa or enjoy time in the kitchen rustling up something delicious to eat. Enjoy a moment on the patio furniture, offering an enclosed space so your pooch can safely roam about. Freshen up in the shower room before heading upstairs and retiring to the king-size bedroom, finished with ample storage. Just a moments' walk away is an excellent pub, The Farmers Baycliff, where you can enjoy traditional pub fare and a selection of ales. Approximately five miles away is the market town of Ulverston, where you can discover cobbled streets, a range of independent shops, cafes, pubs and cinemas. If you fancy exploring more of the region, a brief car trip will bring you to the sites of Rampside Leading Light, Piel Castle, and Bow Bridge before heading to Barrow Park for the ideal chance of wildlife spotting. Discover the glorious coastline of the Furness Peninsula, where you can spend a day at sandy beaches, nature reserves and take part in birdwatching. Venture to the Lake District National Park and enjoy a cruise across the crystal waters of Windermere or climb the mighty peak of Scafell Pike. Escape to Still Waters and enjoy a holiday to remember!

Ulverston is a traditional market town built around a cobbled main street. It boasts a fine selection of independent shops, café’s, and pubs with open fires and real ales. There is an extensive selection of eating places to suit everyone, from fine dining to traditional pub food. Ulverston is also well known as a festival town, with events ranging from flags and walking to art and music festivals throughout the summer months and with the renowned Dickensian Christmas festival in late November. It is the birthplace of Stan Laurel and world record holder of the biggest foam pie fight in the world giving a glimpse into the fun community spirited little town. There are excellent walks around the town and beautiful countryside, with views of the southern Lake District and Morecambe Bay. Home to the deepest, widest and shortest canal, which makes for a lovely afternoon walk with a pub at the end and views over the bay. All of the attractions of the National Park are also easily reached. The Furness Coast boasts sandy beaches and good birdwatching. Nearby family attractions include the South Lakes Wild Animal Park, Lakes Windermere and Coniston and popular Birkrigg Common, with its incredible panoramic views across Morecambe Bay.

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