Hi! We are Niall and Marta, owners of Laik. We make and manage super-stylish holiday homes in some of our favourite spots in the Lake District. Local, flexible and friendly. We go that bit extra with our homes and our hospitality to make sure your stay in The Lakes turns out just perfect. Laik aims to do the Lake District just right. We’re from here and we live locally, so we know every crag, fell, ghyll and ginnel across our beautiful corner of the world. We exist to share a slice of life in The Lakes in the best possible way – holiday homes filled with comfort and character, and a dash of northern hospitality to make sure you’ve got everything you need for a perfect break. We look forward to helping you have a wonderful stay and an amazing Lake District experience!

A super-stylish home-from-home, slap bang in the middle of iconic Windermere village. An ideal base for exploring the South Lakes. Located just 2 minutes walk from Windermere train station it makes a fantastic base to explore all that the Lake District has to offer. The apartment boasts an elegant open plan living area, with a well equipped kitchen and large comfortable beds in cosy bedrooms to ensure you are well rested for the next days plans. Just seconds away, on Windermere high street, you will find local shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. The space 14 Church Street is an entire apartment right in the centre of the iconic Windermere village. It is newly furnished in a modern style, creating a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The flat provides two bedroomed accommodation over one level and with modern, gas central heating. Accessed from the road at the front, step through the entrance hall and up a flight of stairs to be welcomed into the open plan living room and well equipped kitchen with dishwasher. A spacious table for four and modern sofa where you can relax watching Netflix on the smart TV. Down the characterful hallway there are two spacious bedrooms, complemented by

Windermere village grew around the railway station, about a mile and a half from the lake. The village was originally called Birthwaite, but the railway company decided to call the station after the lake. Over the years, the village has become merged with the older lakeside town of Bowness-on-Windermere, though the two have quite separate centre. A short walk from the apartment takes you to Orrest Head, an outstanding viewpoint. It was the first ‘summit’ in Lakeland visited by A Wainwright, author of the famous guidebooks, in 1930.