Location
Just two miles outside the market town of Keswick, in a spectacular setting in the village of Portinscale.
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The Cotswolds, Herefordshire, Derbyshire, Oxfordshire, The Peak District
The heart of the UK is scattered with medieval towns and villages that seem almost completely untouched by time. The region seamlessly combines great cities, such as majestic Oxford with rural gems like the Cotswolds and the Peak District.
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Mythical landscapes and immersive history compete for your attention in Ireland. There's no wonder it's named the Emerald Isle: a visit to the ever-changing vistas of Donegal or the grave beauty of Connemara will soon reveal why.
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Welcome to the epic North of England, home to a multi-layered history, ultra-cool, industrial cities and vast swathes of dramatic scenery. From the medieval city of York to the inspirational beauty of the Lake District, the North never fails to impress.
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Few landscapes on earth are as dramatic as Scotland: think eagles cruising through cloud-whipped skies, secluded lochs and atmospheric ruins atop dramatic hillsides. Marvel at Edinburgh's gothic architecture or lose yourself in the wilderness of the Highlands.
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Hampshire, Kent, Surrey, In or Near London
Escape to England's South East when you're craving a peaceful break. From Kent - the Garden of England - to Hampshire’s rolling countryside and maritime heritage, long stretches of ruggedly beautiful coastline meet national parks, quiet villages and pockets of wilderness.
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Welcome to Wales, where just a hop across the border from England feels like you've entered a new world entirely. This compact country boasts inspiring hills, formidable castles and moody coastlines of crumbling rock and golden sand.
What is your preferred option for eating during your stay? Eating out? Self-catering or having specialists prepare it all for you? Or possibly a mixture of all three. Whatever your preferences, we’ve got it covered. The dining room and kitchen area is ideal for informal meals or celebratory dinners. We love the locally made oak table, which comfortably seats up to 20 people. With candelabras, stunning modern art, and lovely views of the mountains and lake, this really is something a little bit special.
Cooking connoisseurs (and novices alike) will love the modern kitchen, equipped with two ovens, two fridges, two freezers, a warming drawer, microwave, two dishwashers and even a wine fridge. There is an induction hob and even a couple of stools at the central island for sipping a glass of wine while you’re waiting for the carrots to steam! Alternatively, if you’d rather leave the slog to the experts, we offer everything from casseroles dropped off ready for the oven to waitress-served, in-house catering. And, if you have little ones with you, there are two highchairs available if you need them.
If you’d rather eat out, there is plenty of fine cuisine on offer at one of the local pubs or restaurants. The Farmer’s Arms is only a ten minute stroll, and The Chalet Restaurant, which brilliantly combines informality and style, is just five minutes away. Keswick also offers great dining out; we love Morrels and The Pheasant Inn but to be honest, half the fun is investigating to find out which restaurant best suits you.
What can you do in the Lake District? Lots! You don’t even have to leave the grounds to have fun! There are cricket and croquet sets, footballs and plenty of other fun activities you can do right here in the extensive grounds. And not very far away you can find clay pigeon shooting, archery, off-road driving, go karting, quad biking, and paintballing. There are some wonderful walks straight from the house, and kayaking, sailing and canoeing are all available from the marina a few hundred yards away. If you don’t fancy hiking the hills, or climbing the fells you can always jump in the car and head off on some of the most scenic tours in the country.
Why not head over to Keswick? It’s only a 20-minute walk or a quick ride on the launch. You can while away a leisurely morning browsing round the characterful shops, boutiques, pubs, cafes and restaurants. There is even a theatre and, if time permits, it is well worth taking in a show. And it has a fascinating history for you to explore.
But for us, the landscape always beckons; the lakes, the mountains, the skies, the views. So much to see, so much to do, with activities for young and old alike. If you have been to the Lake District before you will know how it calls you back and if this is your first visit, one thing is for sure, you will want to come back again and again.
Just two miles outside the market town of Keswick, in a spectacular setting in the village of Portinscale.
Yes, up to two well behaved dogs are welcome, sleeping in the downstairs utility area.
Check in is at 5pm on the day of your arrival at The Georgian Lakehouse, and check out is at 10am.
Yes, we ask to hold a cautionary deposit of £500 during your stay at The Georgian Lakehouse. This is requested just two weeks prior to your stay, and is returned shortly after, assuming no damage to the property or its contents (see our Booking T&Cs for more information).
The dining table at The Georgian Lakehouse can seat 22 guests comfortably.
Yes, you are spoilt for choice when staying at The Georgian Lakehouse. Here are some recommendations:
Portinscale (5 min walk)
Tea room by day, restaurant in the evening. Informal yet stylish.
Portinscale (5 min walk)
A superbly located tea room at Derwent Bank. Serving delicious lunches with lake views.
Portinscale (10 min walk)
Portinscale’s village pub, serving good beer and food.
Whinlatter Forest (10 min drive)
Fine dining for smaller parties. We advise booking.
Bassenthwaite Lake (10 min drive)
Steeped in history, this is a great restaurant and bar serving Cumbrian food and also a country-style bistro.
Keswick (5 min drive)
Just a 5 minute stagger from the house is a great local pub serving Jennings Beer and good pub fare, served by friendly hosts.
Keswick (5 min drive)
Tiny, family-friendly café-diner serving classic US dishes. Great for breakfast, brunch and burgers… and just up the road.
Keswick (10 min drive)
Brossen Steakhouse Restaurant is all about spectacular meat and proper stunning food.
Keswick (10 min drive)
Traditional food with a delicious modern twist on classic dishes. Great tasting, locally sourced and packed with flavour.
Keswick (10 min drive)
Daily specials which run alongside the restaurant menu. They also offer a table d’hote menu on Sundays with 2 or 3 courses.
Yes, to ensure you have a wonderful and memorable stay at The Georgian Lakehouse, we ask that you understand the following important house rules:
Yes, children are very welcome at The Georgian Lakehouse. The following are provided for children:
You can check availability and pricing for The Georgian Lakehouse, and place your booking request online, or by calling our team on 01242 352 747.