Our homes

Located on one of Bowness-on-Windermere’s most sought-after residential roads, Lansdown is a striking example of thoughtful development and contemporary Lake District living.

Nestled in the heart of the Lake District National Park stands How Head Cottage, a unique and versatile detached Lakeland home and business opportunity overlooking serene Coniston Water.

Nestled in nature, The Grove is an immaculately renovated Victorian farmhouse, set in 14 acres of uninterrupted countryside with an attached two-bedroom annexe and additional independent barn that is fit for renovation.

Set discreetly along Cornbirthwaite Road, Nab Gate is a distinguished 1920s detached home that has quietly watched Windermere evolve around it.

A home shaped by its origins. Once part of a working mill, its heritage is evident in the exposed stone, the strength of its beams, and the way it sits so comfortably within its surroundings. It has evolved into a versatile and welcoming residence, where character and practicality exist in balance.

Tearnside Cottage is a rare example of an 18th-century home that has evolved with care and consideration, offering both character and versatility in equal measure.

Highfield occupies a remarkable position above Moor Close Lane, with open views that immediately explain the appeal of this peaceful setting.