Broughton in Furness Holiday Accommodation
Georgian buildings surrounding a cobbled town square, a set of medieval stocks, fish market slabs and an imposing commemorative obelisk sets the mood and nourishes the sense of history in this small self contained Lake District township. Broughton-in-Furness is without doubt one of Lakelands hidden gems standing close to the biolgically important sands and marshes of the Duddon Estuary, the peace and solitude of the Furness Fells, and the woodlands, tracks, wildlife and clear river waters of the beautiful Duddon Valley. Broughton's selection of eating places including an award winning restaurant, traditional pubs, shops, and the services of a High Street Bank, a post office, cash point and Tourist Information Centre are all to be conveniently found within a few minutes walk of each other. Holiday accommodation is a mix of pub accommodation, bed and breakfast, guest house, self catering holiday cottages and hotels which are shared between the town itself and the neighbouring hamlets of Broughton Mills, Ulpha and Seathwaite. For more Broughton-in-Furness information, including getting there, attractions, rail and bus services, walks, fishing, etc., plus a comprehensive calendar of Broughton events, shows, festivals and carnivals, visit our sister site www.wordsworthcountry.com
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Broughton Hotel Accommodation |
Broughton Bed and Breakfast Accommodation |
The Manor Arms |
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The Manor Arms is not really the place for a quick drink; like a good meal it needs to be digested at leisure in order to be fully appreciated. So having chosen your drink, maybe one of the seemingly numerous real ales or still ciders on offer, and perhaps decided on a hot or cold snack, begin then to look around the bar. Here you will see photographs and paintings, significantly by the local artists, Steve Whittle and Jane Rousseau, all emphasising and adding to the atmosphere of The Manor Arms. |
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Address: The Manor Arms. The Square, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria. LA20 6HY Phone: +44 (0)1229 716286 Website: www.manorarmsthesquare.co.uk Email: scott.varty@btinternet.com |
Broughton Self Catering Cottages Accommodation |
Coniston Country Cottages |
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Coniston Country Cottages have 12 great value cottages and apartments in and around Coniston. Our self-catering properties range from cosy hideaways for couples to family cottages sleeping up to six.
Coniston village offers a good range of shops and pubs; learn more about Donald Campbell and Bluebird at The Ruskin Museum or take the Launch across Coniston Water to Brantwood, home of John Ruskin. The Lake District villages of Ambleside and Windermere and Beatrix Potter’s house, Hilltop, are just a short drive away. Book online at www.conistoncottages.co.uk or call us now on 015394-41114. |
Address: Coniston Country Cottages, Little Arrow, Coniston, Cumbria, LA21 8AU Phone: +44 (0)15394 41114 Website: www.conistoncottages.co.uk/ Email: enquiry@conistoncottages.co.uk |
Cockley Beck Farm, Seathwaite |
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Ideal for walkers, outdoor enthusiasts and your pet dog, get away from it all at Cockley Beck which is in the heart of the Lake District National Park. |
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Address: Cockley Beck Farm, Seathwaite, Broughton in Furness, Cumbria LA20 6EQ Phone: +44 (0)1229 716480 Website: www.cockleybeck.co.uk Email: sandra@cockleybeck.co.uk |
Broughton Caravans and Camping Accommodation |
Currently we have no caravans/camping listed.
Broughton Hostel Accommodation |
Currently we have no hostels listed.