Pooley Bridge Holiday Cottages

Pooley Bridge Cottages

Cumbria

Mell View Cottage

Ref: S89995

Reviews 24

Situated in a rural location one mile from Matterdale, on the coast to coast cycle route, located mid way between Keswick and Penrith, 2 miles north of Lake Ullswater. For those who enjoy an active lifestyle there are Little Mell Fell, Great Mell...

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£117

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Cumbria

Waltons Close

Ref: S283049

Reviews 17

The small village of Stainton rests on the north-eastern fringes of the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. Just a few miles from the market town of Penrith, Stainton is a quiet village home to two pubs, a village store and Post Office, an...

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£189

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Cumbria

Winder Barn

Ref: S842178

Reviews 8

Ashkam is a quaint village nestled in the picturesque county of Cumbria, England. Renowned for its serene landscapes and charming rural ambiance, Ashkam offers a tranquil retreat from the bustle of modern life. The village is surrounded by rolling...

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£131

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Cumbria

The Bay Tree

Ref: S678023

Reviews 4

The elevated, dispersed settlement of Watermillock, which is primarily a farming community, is located alongside Ullswater Lake and runs parallel to the main road. Pooley Bridge, which is located in the Lake District National Park on the northern...

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£195

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Cumbria

3 Bed Cottage in Ullswater

Ref: S854115

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 3 bedrooms – 2 doubles and 1 twin - 2 bathrooms – 1 with bath with shower over and WC, and 1 en-suite with shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, heated drawer and...

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£173

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Cumbria

Winder Green

Ref: S842180

Reviews 3

Askham is a village and civil parish resting in the Eden district of Cumbria, England. Seen as one of the most attractive villages in the County of Westmorland and adjoining the River Lowther, this village contains many whitewashed cottages...

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£138

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Cumbria

Horrockwood Farm

Ref: S281603

Reviews 21

The elevated scattered village of Watermillock runs parallel to the main road alongside Ullswater Lake and is mainly a farming community. Just 2.5 miles away is Pooley Bridge with its array of amenities which sits on the northern shore of the lake...

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£214

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Cumbria

Whisk Away Cottage

Ref: S668827

Reviews 9

Between Keswick and Penrith, in the northern Lake District, is the tiny hamlet of Troutbeck, which is only three miles from the beautiful Ullswater shoreline. Several farm houses, typical Lakeland residences, and a small inn make up the hamlet,...

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£129

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Cumbria

3 Bed Cottage in Watermillock

Ref: S421363

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 double with four-poster bed, 1 twin - 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC, 1 shower room with a shower and a WC - Range cooker with gas hob, two electric fan...

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£134

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Cumbria

Fern Bank

Ref: S377033

Reviews 13

Perfectly nestled between the North Pennines and the Lake District is the charming market town of Penrith, once known to be the capital of Cumbria. The town offers its visitors an excellent selection of welcoming pubs, restaurants, a museum and...

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£300

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Cumbria

High Winder House

Ref: S1018271

Reviews 4

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£172

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Cumbria

High Wood Foot

Ref: S1070515

Askham is a small rural Nottinghamshire village just off the A57 and close to the A1. The village has a pub. Sherwood Forest is just 11 miles away, with the Robin Hood visitors centre providing wonderful woodland walks including to the renowned...

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£292

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Cumbria

Lonsdale Villa Retreat

Ref: S679717

Reviews 7

Penrith, the thriving market town and former capital of Cumbria, is perfectly situated between the Lake District, the Westmoorland Dales, and the North Pennines, making it an excellent base from which to explore the region. Penrith is known for...

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£560

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Cumbria

Eusemere Lodge

Ref: S810684

Resting on the northern edge of the beautiful Lake Ullswater is the village of Pooley Bridge. Offering a pleasant place to base yourself on a trip to the Lakes, the village is home to several traditional inns, as well as quaint tea rooms and a...

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£796

per night

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Cumbria

Bellegrove Cottage

Ref: S373581

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£129

per night

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Cumbria

North Lake District rural retreat

Ref: S974463

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£446

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Cumbria

3 Springfort Cottages

Ref: S376209

Reviews 28

Once the capital of Cumbria, the vibrant market town of Penrith rests between the Lake District National Park and the North Pennines. The streets of the quaint town are lined with sandstone buildings and pretty cottages, homing a variety of shops...

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£83

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Cumbria

Honeybee Cottage

Ref: S366278

Reviews 15

Penruddock is a charming village nestled in a secluded position in the Northern Lake District. Conveniently located between Keswick and Penrith and just four miles from Ullwater, the village is surrounded by bountiful countryside and beautiful...

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£127

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Daisy Cottage

Ref: S371729

Reviews 33

Greystoke is full of history, being home to a number of 17th century cottages, and is only 5 miles from Penrith. Situated on the outskirts of the Lake District National Park, there is plenty to do for those who love the outdoors. Nearby is the...

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£128

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Cumbria

3 Bed Cottage in Pooley Bridge

Ref: S421614

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 3 bedrooms – 2 king-size and 1 twin - 3 bathrooms – 2 en-suite shower rooms and 1family bathroom with bath over shower - Fan oven, halogen hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and...

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£188

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Cumbria

The Oaks Cottage

Ref: S478847

Reviews 6

Penrith, once the capital of Cumbria, is ideally situated between the Lake District and the North Pennines, providing a haven for the avid outdoor adventurers. There's plenty to see and do, with Penrith's sandstone buildings, attractive cottages...

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£91

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Cumbria

Smiths Cottage Pooley Bridge

Ref: S1039051

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£114

per night

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Cumbria

6 The Mews - Cosy Cottage with garden

Ref: S987006

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£110

per night

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Cumbria

The Hermitage

Ref: S1008285

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£187

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Pooley Bridge Holiday Cottages

Pooley Bridge is a picturesque village at the northern end of Lake Ullswater and is popular for exploring the Lake District. Named after the bridge across nearby River Eamont, Pooley Bridge is home to the Church of St Paul, dating back to 1868. Once a busy market town, there are echoes of this heritage in the architecture. To the north of River Eamont lies Dunmallard Hill, where you'll find the remains of an Iron Age fort. Boats can be moored at Pooley Bridge and the Ullswater ‘Steamers’ sail on tours to Glenridding and Howtown.

At Snaptrip we have a stunning range of hand-picked holiday cottages in Pooley Bridge. From cosy cottages to spacious barn conversions, we have something for all tastes. Find the features you want, including fire pits, games rooms or swimming pools using the filters on our site. Many properties offer hot tubs, disabled facilities and welcome pets.

We have thousands of properties across the UK, backed by our best price guarantee that means you won’t find better value anywhere. Our friendly customer service team is waiting to help you find that perfect location, so why not book a break with amazing views in Pooley Bridge today?

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What our customers say about their holidays

Lucy - Verified booking

While the cottage was mainly as advertised several issues became evident throughout our stay: -Firstly the cleanliness of the property was awful.

While surface level tasks such as clean surfaces and fresh sheets had been provided there was an evident lack of deep clean for a very long time. To ensure we left the property as advertised we used the hoover. Whilst hoovering the downstairs hall area, the cylinder of the hoover was completely filled and some areas of the carpet were so dirty they changed colour when cleaned. This small area is only around 5m2! - This accumulation of dust and debris meant there were huge numbers of different insects. There was cobwebs present in practically every room of the house and large numbers of spiders throughout the property. Uncountable numbers of flies were present in the cottage, and while it was a warm weekend a large proportion of these were in the property upon arrival. We organised an afternoon tea and unfortunately had to dispose of the leftovers because the flies were so numerous over the food. Sharing food was made difficult as flies would land on any plate of food after seconds. Huge numbers of moths were present in the property to the point that one member of the party opened their luggage once home and found a live moth within! There were clearly issues with pests before our stay as there was a fly zapper (though this didnt work!) at the property. - there were key maintenance issues throughout the property including a toilet that broke on 2 occasions and had to be fixed, and a shower that did not work. These were all in the double ensuite upstairs. When we used the washing machine there was a horrendous smell in the kitchen which wafted through the property. And while we couldn't see any obvious blocked drains or leakages it was evident the drainage had not been maintained in some time. - One of the key reasons we selected the cottage was it's inclusion of use of a local spa. I had to email prior to arrival to check how this could be arranged, and even within this conversation there was no mention of additional discounts on food and treatments. If we had known this in advance we would have made use of the spa more and we only found out while looking for information in the pack. This information also said that to access the spa we would require the spa pass attached to the property keys. As the keys were barely attached together at all it's unsurprising that the spa access card was missing. Luckily for us, we have used this spa before and were willing to try and discuss this access upon arrival. The spa were very understanding but many people would have missed out on this inclusion in the cottage. - The property advertised as having zip link beds, and there was no way of communicating when booked how you required the beds set up. Therefore I sent a separate request for how we required the rooms fo be set up. We asked for 2 singles in the 2 zip link bedrooms and both were made up as king size. Ultimately we could use these beds as was however if we had had particular requirements for the rooms these would not have been met. The bedding provided was unseasonal and as such was very warm overnight! - we also had issues disposing of our rubbish as the instructions in the pack were very limited and indeed non-existent when it came to recycling. We had gathered for a special occasion and unfortunately this stay put a real strain on the enjoyment of the weekend. The odd path to direct communication with the owner created by Sykes meant resolving simple issues was impractical. The cumulative effect of the lackluster property maintenance led to a several key issues.

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Simon - Verified booking

Very poor Iâm afraid to report from both the owners and Sykes themselves.

The apartment initially looked lovely, clean and modern in an isolated area but was met with a rather stern cleaning note on how to strip the beds at the end of the stay and how to tidy up after ourselves. The property looked lovely but we soon came to see the many downfalls. The lights in the bedrooms are simply too powerful and are motion sensitive, so every time you moved in the room the lights came on. Unfortunately we found this out during the middle of the night whilst popping to the loo. Also, the door going out of the property in the main bedroom requires a blind as the external lights will light up the room too. Sensitive sleepers be warned! I did find the shutters did not keep the room dark enough in the mornings either but thatâs probably personal. The secret room was a joy and can in handy when a bat flew in (so definitely close to nature) as one member of the family could hide in there, whilst my daughter was delighted to see such a creature close up. The site the apartment is in contains a bar and restaurant, whilst the food is good, please book your table ahead of your stay as we were turned away one evening. Lessons learnt. The crazy golf was free and a great way to spend a wet afternoon Now the crux of the problem. We only booked this apartment on the basis it was served with a heated indoor pool but on arrival day, it was closed due to a leak. It remained closed all week whilst we stayed there, if I was made aware of the matter beforehand, I definitely would have picked somewhere else to stay. I raised a complaint via Sykes whilst away but they only contacted myself when I returned home. I complained about the pool to Sykes who passed it onto the owners, but neither Sykes nor the owners were willing to help out. I was offered a Â£100 compensation from the owners only if I stayed with them again, but I donât feel like I would like to stay in the property again. Neither Sykes nor the owners were willing to help out (NB The receptionist at the pool did not offer an alternative either nor did the closed pool signs suggest alternative arrangements had been made). Sykes suggested a small claims but this isnât something Iâm willing to do due to unnecessary stress. Iâm afraid due to the lack of understanding from the owner, I wonât be booking from Sykes in the future.

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Sarah - Verified booking

The cottage is a little style over substance - itâs beautifully decorated and has some clever touches such as the boiling water tap, but lacks functionality and some basics youâd expect.

As a fellow holiday cottage owner and holiday maker I expect the following to be in situ - a toaster, some baking trays, blinds at all windows (the double bedroom back door has glass panels and no blind), working TVs - there are three but some donât have live TV consistently working on them) and welcome instructions regarding the site itself eg recycling, bins plus using the technology (the less tech minded may find this challenging). From a safety perspective thereâs a step from the kitchen to lounge which is difficult to see. Another guest has kindly put silver tape on this to make it stand out and has flagged in the visitors book - this isnât up to safety standards in my opinion. Finally the hall and bathroom lights are motion sensored. I have no issue with this except that if someone gets out of bed in the double bedroom the light in the open bath area comes on and wakes up the other person - thereâs no way of turning this off. This should not be on a sensor as we had disrupted sleep each night. The site itself is lovely - very quiet given it was half term. The restaurant serves good quality food and the mini golf etc are well maintained. Only and quite big negative was the pool temperature - itâs very cold. Our five year old learns to swim in a cold pool but this took it to another level and she didnât want to go in the main pool - which we didnât blame her for as neither did we! If the pool temperature was rectified weâd love to stay on the site again but we wouldnât stay at this property.

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Helen - Verified booking

Our stay at Winder Green was a last minute arrangement, due to our booking at a different property being cancelled less than 24 hours before arrival.

Sykes offered us Winder Green based on the location of our previous property and party size (including a dog). Despite our initial disappointment at the last minute change, we had a fantastic Easter weekend at Winder Green. Ged and Julie went above and beyond to turn the property around for our stay and we really appreciated them reaching out to us directly to welcome us, with additional resources to enhance our stay. The children (& grown ups) were very touched to be greeted with an Easter egg for each child. The property was warm, clean and comfortable. We only gave a 4 for comfort due to the smaller double bed. The kitchen was well equipped and we were treated to a lovely box of biscuits, milk and tea/coffee provisions. What was really special about our stay was the views and the immediate surroundings. The children loved watching the red squirrels, pheasants and rabbits and you could easily loose a few hours peacefully enjoying the outdoor sitting area. You truly feel like youâre miles from anywhere and the absence of light pollution too made it a great location for star gazing. We spent time adventuring on the fells and the proximity to Pooley Bridge made walks accessible. The steamer was a highlight for the kids. The laundry and boot room were very much welcomed. We would definitely return - there is so much more to explore in the area.

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Andrew - Verified booking

This was our first Christmas away from home, with family.

Which we had been really looking forward to. The main issue for us was, we had no hot water for a weekâs stay. We used the contact provided several times to raise the issue. The guy who maintains the property came out once on the 23rd December, he was nice but not a plumber, he asked us to let him know if we continued with cold water, which we did, but unfortunately heard nothing back from him or the booking agent who we had been contacting directly! It is not much fun trying to boil water for warm washes for a family of 8! Or taking a cold shower. Half our party left after 4 days, we all left before the week had ended cutting the break short. As I said, we had gone to the property for Christmas so it was also disappointing to find no decorations or even a little Christmas tree. The property is spacious, does need an update without a doubt and the smaller living room is freezing. The kitchen is decently equipped and towels, bed linen are provided. There is only one small TV in the property, so if you are a family that enjoy games consoles or watching TV, that may be an issue. The views from the property are amazing and the local village Pooley bridge is lovely and dig friendly with lovely walks. I wouldnât stay again, due to the issues and need for upgrade, if that was taken care of it would be a lovely place to stay.

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Things to do near Pooley Bridge

Coalhouse Fort

Victorian coastal defence fort in East Tilbury. This historic military building has open days & guided tours, 2 museums & overnight events. Tea room & gift shop.

Appleby Castle

Appleby Castle, located in the heart of the picturesque Eden Valley, offers a glimpse into over 900 years of history. Explore the magnificent Norman keep, medieval great hall and beautiful gardens. With regular events and guided tours, it's a must-visit for history buffs and castle enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to take in the stunning views from the castle walls. Address: Boroughgate, Appleby-in-Westmorland CA16 6XH

Catbells Lakeland Walk

The Catbells Lakeland Walk in the Lake District is a must-do for hikers. The 3-hour circular walk offers stunning views of Derwentwater and the surrounding mountains, making it a popular choice for photographers. The trail is suitable for all levels of fitness, and there are plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the scenery. Address: Catbells, Keswick CA12 5UN

Hayes Garden World Ambleside

Hayes Garden World in Ambleside Lake District is one of the largest family run garden centres in the north of England and has been on the same site for over 200 years.

Derwent Pencil Museum

After the discovery of graphite in the Barrowdale Valley the birth of the pencil was imminent. The Cumberland Pencil Company created its first pencil in Keswick in 1832 and the first factory was built the same year. The Derwent Pencil Museum is located beside the old factory and tells the story of the interesting journey the company has been through.

Rutter Force

Rutter Force, located near the charming village of Great Asby, is a hidden gem in the Eden Valley. Follow the scenic walking trails to discover the picturesque waterfall, which drops 23 feet into a deep pool below. With stunning views and the peaceful sound of running water, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. Address: Great Asby, Appleby-in-Westmorland CA16 6EX

Lodore Falls

Lodore Falls near Keswick are powerful waterfalls with several drops over huge rocks.

High Cup Nick

High Cup Nick, located in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a breathtaking natural wonder. The stunning U-shaped valley was carved out by glaciers during the last Ice Age and offers spectacular views. Follow the walking trails to take in the beauty of the surrounding countryside, and don't forget your camera! Address: Dufton, Appleby-in-Westmorland CA16 6TH

Holiday cottages in Pooley Bridge

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Pooley Bridge Cottages

Cumbria

Mell View Cottage

Ref: S89995

Reviews 24

Cumbria

Waltons Close

Ref: S283049

Reviews 17

Cumbria

Winder Barn

Ref: S842178

Reviews 8

Cumbria

The Bay Tree

Ref: S678023

Reviews 4

Cumbria

3 Bed Cottage in Ullswater

Ref: S854115

Cumbria

Winder Green

Ref: S842180

Reviews 3

Cumbria

Horrockwood Farm

Ref: S281603

Reviews 21

Cumbria

Whisk Away Cottage

Ref: S668827

Reviews 9

Cumbria

3 Bed Cottage in Watermillock

Ref: S421363

Cumbria

Fern Bank

Ref: S377033

Reviews 13

Cumbria

High Winder House

Ref: S1018271

Reviews 4

Cumbria

High Wood Foot

Ref: S1070515

Cumbria

Lonsdale Villa Retreat

Ref: S679717

Reviews 7

Cumbria

Eusemere Lodge

Ref: S810684

Cumbria

Bellegrove Cottage

Ref: S373581

Cumbria

North Lake District rural retreat

Ref: S974463

Cumbria

3 Springfort Cottages

Ref: S376209

Reviews 28

Cumbria

Honeybee Cottage

Ref: S366278

Reviews 15

Cumbria

Daisy Cottage

Ref: S371729

Reviews 33

Cumbria

3 Bed Cottage in Pooley Bridge

Ref: S421614

Cumbria

The Oaks Cottage

Ref: S478847

Reviews 6

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