Discover more in the Lake District
Home of Beatrix Potter, dramatic landscapes and fascinating history.
The Lake District is home to some iconic landscapes, but did you know it's home to some internationally significant buildings too? From Beatrix Potter's peaceful cottage retreat to Wordsworth's home overlooking Grasmere, you can plan your next house visit here.
Find out what to see in the House at Sizergh, including the Strickland family’s large collection of items spanning 26 generations and the renowned Elizabethan Inlaid Chamber.
With rugged 19th century woodland grounds, formal lawns, an art gallery and surrounding countryside and lakes to explore, there’s plenty to see and do at Allan Bank and Grasmere.
Townend is full of fascinating stories. Step back in time to the 17th century and learn more about the Browne family and their lives.
Some of our houses have now closed for the winter but will reopen from February 2025, so if you're planning to visit the Lakes next year, we'd love to welcome you.
See Beatrix Potter’s house as she wanted you to see it. It’s filled with her belongings and you can match up illustrations from her books with scenes there today.
Explore Wordsworth House and Garden, the Georgian townhouse which was the birthplace and childhood home of romantic poet William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy.
Home of Beatrix Potter, dramatic landscapes and fascinating history.