Come and stay in Lile Cottage, the poshest pigsty in Cumbria!

Converted from a farrowing house, where sows would rear their litter of piglets, this Grade II listed building offers cosy 4 star self-catering accommodation in a beautiful, tranquil location.

The cottage is located at Gleaston Water Mill in the quiet Furness Peninsula, overlooking open fields towards the 14th century ruin of Gleaston Castle and just metres away from the burbling Gleaston Beck. We are within a few short miles of the stunning Morecambe Bay, just ten minutes' drive from the towns of Ulverston and Barrow-in-Furness and within twenty minutes' drive of the Lake District. It's an excellent place from which to explore South Cumbria or just sit back, relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.

The cottage sleeps two (double) and has separate kitchen, lounge and en-suite bedroom, offering a comfortable and peaceful place to stay.

To find out more about the facilities and availability, click here.

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	DID YOU KNOW?
A piggy pregnancy lasts 3 months, 3 weeks and 3 days Pigs were domesticated in China over 3000 years ago A group of domesticated pigs is called a drift while a group of wild pigs is called a sounder The phrase "piggy back" has nothing to do with pigs, it's from the Old Norse pygga which means a girl or small child Piggy banks have been around since the middle ages when people used breakable pots made out of a cheap clay called pigg to store their savings. The Domesday Book of 1086 recorded more than 31,000 pigs in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex alone!