Brantwood - John Ruskin's Home

John Ruskin’s Home Brantwood is the Victorian artist and writer’s former residence, nestled on the eastern shores of Coniston Water in the Lake District National Park. Offering 3 holiday properties, Brantwood also features a museum, café / restaurant and 250-acres of gardens and woodland with uninterrupted views across the lake. This accommodation is perfect for those exploring this beautiful area on foot, by bike, car or boat.

The Coachman’s Quarters is a studio apartment for 2 located above The Terrace, accessed by external stone steps, with a double bed in the open plan living area. The Eyrie is on the top floor of Brantwood. Sleeping 2, it has a double bedroom, kitchen and viewing area across the lake from the lounge. The Lodge is a detached cottage with a large open plan living / dining area and 5 bedrooms (can also be booked on a 2-bedroomed basis).

Guests are welcome to explore the grounds, visit the museum and enjoy the delicious food served at The Terrace. There is direct access to the water’s edge for the launching of kayaks and canoes. Brantwood is also a popular venue for the hosting of weddings, conferences and events. The village of Coniston is a short walk away, providing a selection of independent shops, eateries and pubs. Please visit the website for more information.