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2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ147)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
A warm welcome to this charming terraced house for four right in the heart of the much-loved Lakeland town of Keswick. Within easy walking distance of everything the town has to offer it makes a perfect holiday base for exploring this area. The owners have made the most of the traditional elements of the cottage to give a homey feel while using light decor, modern furnishings and striking local photography to add to the ambience. Keswick is well known for its stunning surroundings and adventure opportunities. The town lies on the shores of beautiful Derwentwater and you can catch one of the stately launches that travel around the lake just a five minute walk away. Alternatively, don your walking boots and get out and about on the fells surrounding the town. Theres everything from easy, family-friendly fells to Lakeland giants for you to try. Right on the doorstep you have a wonderful choice of things to do. Just across the street is the delightful Alhambra Cinema, an art deco treat of a building with current film releases and indie films regularly shown, while the wonderfully situated Theatre By The Lake is just a gentle stroll from the house. Of course theres also a fantastic range of pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops an easy potter from the door too. If youd like to explore further out of town theres plenty more to see and do. History buffs will be enchanted by ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle sitting high above Keswick and also Mirehouse, a marvellous stately home with literary connections situated along Bassenthwaite. Whinlatter Forest Park is also not far out of town where you can explore their woodland trails on foot or bike or even get high up in the forest canopy on a Go Ape high ropes course. Whether outdoor adventure, eating out or just curling up by an open fire are your holiday goals then this cottage should fit the bill. This cottage has a lovely period feel about it with some traditional features, while being decorated in a fresh modern style with lots of inspiring local photography adorning the walls. On arrival at the property guests enter via the courtyard at the rear via a side gate. The back door opens into the well-equipped kitchen. This has gas hobs, a fitted fan oven, microwave, compact fridge/freezer, slimline dishwasher, washer/dryer and all the crockery and cookware youll need for your stay. Theres plenty of kitchen cupboard space as well as a very handy larder cupboard with wine rack and space for coats and shoes. Moving through to the delightful living/dining room youll find its a lovely light space with wooden flooring, a stone fireplace with open fire and two traditional windows to watch the world going by. There are two leather sofas for curling up around the fire and a Smart TV with Freeview and a DVD for entertainment. On the other side of the room there is a round dining table for four, ideal for post meal chats about your Lakeland adventures. Moving up the corner staircase from here youll find the spacious master bedroom. This has a king-size wooden bed frame, a wardrobe and dresser for storage along with a lovely sash window with a view to the nearby church spire. The twin room is across the hall which also shares the same rooftop view which you can enjoy from its window seat. It also has a wardrobe and chest of drawers. The bathroom is also on this floor. This has a recessed full-size bath, which is perfect for soaking away tired muscles after big fell walks, and a mixer shower in a large rectangular enclosure. Outside the cottage has a delightful rear courtyard with climbing plants, antique outdoor sinks filled with flowers and a small dining table. You can lock bikes out in this area too (you will need to provide your own lock). The courtyard has shared access via the side gate with the property next door.
Weekly prices from £636.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ019)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Would a comfortable apartment with great walking opportunities and the lovely market town of Keswick all on the doorstep suit your Lake District holiday requirements? Well if so, this could be the perfect holiday apartment for you. Well placed on the edge of town with views to the fells and the much-loved railway path into town running right alongside it, this property is an ideal base for a couple or family of four to explore the area. It boasts a fresh, modern interior, easily accessible ground floor accommodation and its own designated parking spaces for two cars! Keswick is a dream location for visitors to the Lake District. This vibrant little market town is situated on beautiful Derwentwater and surrounded by iconic fells on all sides. Indeed, right from the door, guests could walk over the River Greta, up Latrigg and on to mighty Skiddaw which stands guard over the town. There are plenty of other outdoor opportunities at your fingertips too. There is an army of outdoor instructors ready to help you find your wilder side whether youd like to try climbing, kayaking, ghyll scrambling or mountain biking. Alternatively, if youd rather have a gentler approach to the great outdoors why not catch one of the lovely Derwentwater Launches from which to take in the scenery? The town itself has plenty to offer visitors from great eateries and independent shops to cultural delights such as award-winning museums, a lovely art deco cinema and the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake. Families are well catered for with a fun leisure pool, an excellent play park and indoor climbing and caving centres nearby. All of this within a 20-minute walk from the door. So whatever kind of Lake District break youd like to have be it adventurous and energetic or culture filled and relaxing, this apartment fits the bill. Inside this ground-floor apartment is a fresh, modern space with two comfortable bedrooms ideal for a family or couple wanting to make the most of this area. Well positioned for an easy potter in to town or for the countless walking opportunities surrounding it. On arrival at the property guests enter straight into a porch with coat hooks then on into the open plan dining and kitchen area. Its a light open space with wooden floors and modern decor which gives a warm welcoming feel as you enter. The compact kitchen is well equipped with a built-in fan oven, five gas hobs and a microwave. Theres also a washing machine and fridge/freezer along with all the crockery and cookware you are likely to need for your stay. For mealtimes, there is a wooden dining table for four and along the main corridor from the open plan space there are books and games to entertain you during your stay. To the right of the dining area is the living room. Its a warm and spacious room with two brown leather sofas for curling up around the gas effect stove, taking in a film on the television or just taking in the views from the large windows. The TV has Freeview and there is a Blu-Ray disc player too. As with the rest of the apartment the living room has well-chosen local art adorning the walls for decor. Next along the corridor is the cosy bunk room, an ideal holiday den for children with its own built-in wardrobe. Onwards to the beautiful master bedroom. This stylish space has a king-size wooden bedframe and matching large wardrobe and dressing table. The owners have designed this space with a subtle modern palette of colours making the most of the space and lovely large bay window. The family bathroom is spacious, with a WC, sink, bath and separate shower cubicle. Outside the apartment has designated parking for two cars within the shared parking area at the back of the property. Guests also have a little gravelled area to the front with a bench to sit out on sunny evenings.
Weekly prices from £578.00
2 Bedroom Bed in High Stott Park (SZ489)
Nr Newby Bridge, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Looking for a stylish character apartment in a peaceful location, with stunning views and direct access to the shores of Windermere as well as its own dedicated boat parking space? Then look no further! Let us introduce you to this beautiful holiday home, a perfect retreat with lake frontage and sleeping four people in two bright bedrooms. The large living area is delightful with high ceilings, tall windows and some lovely original features. Take a seat on the sofa and watch the flames flickering in the wood-burner or pull up a chair in front of the window and drink in the beautiful view of the lake; take a breath and feel yourself relax. The bathroom has cosy underfloor heating and a choice of bath or separate shower whilst the sleek modern kitchen has all the appliances built in, fitting in seamlessly with the living area but ready and waiting however much - or little - you like to cook. Outside the grand shared garden has mature trees and extensive lawns to enjoy as well as that rare direct lake access that is so coveted in the Lake District! Just a short wander down a track past meadows and woodlands is the shore of beautiful Windermere. Picnic benches on a large grassy area invite you to bring along some food and perhaps your favourite tipple and make the most of this stunning location. If youre bringing along a boat, the property, benefits from a boat parking space and boat launching onto Windermere from the shingle beach. The beach also offers an enticing entrance to the lake for swimming or for children to paddle in the shallows, or they may prefer to play in the pretty stream that babbles down to the lake through the grass, either way the scene is set for an idyllic afternoon. The property may feel a long way from anywhere, tucked away in its sylvan nook, but all the attractions of the southern Lake District are on your doorstep. The Lakes Aquarium, Motor Museum, Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway and the Windermere lake cruises are but a few minutes away. Stott Park Bobbin Mill is a neighbour and pretty little Hawkshead is just up the road. Take a boat across to Fell Foot Park for a cream tea or immerse yourself in the world of Beatrix Potter at her former home, Hill Top. How about climbing up Gummers How on the other side of Windermere to see if you can spot the property, Lakeside from the top, its a small fell and easily reached but the views are superb. With easy access to the A590 you could also turn away from the hills and explore the southern Cumbrian coast, facing Morecombe Bay this area has a microclimate and character all of its own - delightful! Enter through the back door into a large hallway with plenty of space for boots and coat hooks over the radiator. To the right is the bright and spacious bathroom; fully tiled with a bath and large separate shower cubicle it is perfect for a relaxing soak at the end of the day with the added benefit of underfloor heating and a heated towel radiator to complete the experience. Follow the hallway round to the left to find the beautiful open plan, dual-aspect living area. Cleverly divided into zones by the furnishings and united by the complimentary colours and finishes this is a peaceful and inviting room for relaxing in. In front as you walk in is the dining table comfortably seating four people for stylish meals in and to the right the kitchen units form a U shape in the corner of the room. The kitchen area has been designed to appeal to everyone with sleek fitted units and built in appliances. Keen chefs will find all the equipment they need arranged in the ample drawers and cupboards plus plenty of worktop space to prepare food to cook on the electric hob or in the eye level oven and grill,and a dishwasher and microwave tucked away out of sight. There is also a built in washer dryer and large fridge/freezer. Beyond the kitchen two-seater sofas face a large stone fireplace with wood-burner for cosy, comfortable evenings in front of the fire. Grab a book from the selection on the shelves beside the fireplace or watch the Smart TV, you can get the usual Freeview channels or log in to your own Netflix or Prime account. There is also a box of childrens toys and books to keep the little ones entertained. During the day the perfect spot to sit has been created in front of the window looking out over the lawns, fields and woods to the lake, two chairs with a footstool, coffee table and mAgazines invite you to sit down, relax and enjoy the ambience and the view in this lovely retreat. The original panelling round the window, the parquet floor beneath your feet and the peaceful view makes for a timeless elegance and a real connection to all the people who have sat and enjoyed this space too. Deer are often seen in the meadows in the mornings and evenings - what could be more tranquil? Leading off the far side of the living room are the two bright bedrooms, to the left is the king-size bedroom sharing the beautiful views down to the lake with the living area. A chest of drawers and hanging space provide storage and there is a full length mirror, bedside table and lamps over the bed. With a second window looking over grass and trees this room is beautifully light and serene with just the sound of birdsong to listen to as you wake. Next door is a twin room (which can be made into a super-king upon request) with window looking out on to the side garden with lawn and woodland. Both beds have bedside tables and lights over the bed and there is hanging space, shelves, a chest of drawers plus a mirror. Heading outside exit the apartment through the front door into a shared lobby and then out into the garden. The large gardens are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees befitting the surroundings of the mansion. A bench on the front terrace enjoys the stunning view across the lower lawn and fields to the lake with boats moored in the bay and the wooded slopes of Gummers How beyond. Beyond the formal garden take a walk down the track to the lake, there are meadows and woodlands to the left that you can explore at your own risk before you arrive on the lakeshore. At the lakeshore a natural shelving beach provides access to the lake for boats, paddling and swimming and there is also a 40ft jetty offering access to the lake. A grass area fronted by a timber walkway has picnic benches and plenty of space for children to play whilst adults can just drink in the peace and the amazing views, a stunning spot for picnics, BBQs and making lasting memories. Guests with their own boat can use a designated boat parking space and enjoy full access to Windermere.
Weekly prices from £746.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Little Clifton (SZ323)
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
This is a delightful and warm terraced cottage for four situated in Little Clifton, a peaceful Cumbrian village nestled between the Lake District National Park and the Solway Coast. It has bags of character with original beams, a built in wood burner and elegant decor. Here you’ll find yourself ideally placed to enjoy the network of cycle ways and paths in the area. The cottage is the perfect place for a couple or a family of four to make the most of all the opportunities the area has to offer. Little Clifton is a sleep village made up of mostly residential properties, so is perfect if you want a relaxing holiday in tranquil surrounds. Despite that, it’s just a 10-mile drive to tranquil Loweswater and just beyond lie Crummock and Buttermere. Around these beautifully picturesque lakes you’ll find some of the most glorious walking in the area, not to mention some fabulous pubs! The Solway Coast is also just a 15-mile drive away. This part of the county has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its abundant bird life, quiet seaside towns and stunning sunsets. It is most definitely worth a visit! The historic coastal town of Workington is a 4-mile drive away with its two theatres, bustling shopping centre, cinema, trampoline park, museums, and parks. Its also 7 miles from the town of Cockermouth, which has a wealth of independent shops and eateries as well as the birthplace of William Wordsworth. Why not explore Wordsworth’s childhood home or take a tour round Jennings Brewery during your visit? For the more adventurous among you, this cottage lies less than 15 miles away from Whinlatter Forest Park, where you could find yourself high up in the canopy on a Go Ape! course or careering down a single track on a mountain bike. So, whether you’re feeling like exploring the natural beauty and the vibrant history of Cumbria or just savouring the tranquillity and local charm of a village like Little Clifton, this cottage is a great jumping off point. On arrival, you first enter into the charming living room with dining area. This is a beautifully comfortable space with original beams, a built in wood burner and lovely fresh decor. It has a television with Freeview and a DVD player along with a selection of DVDs to borrow. You can decide whether to while away your evenings around the large dining table or on one of two comfy sofas relaxing and planning your Lake District adventures. The coffee table is even decorated with an ordnance survey map to help give you inspiration. There is a chest by the door for muddy boots (this also doubles as a seat) as well as an under stair cupboard for storing coats. The well-equipped kitchen is a lovely light colourful space for preparing a meal. It has a fridge/freezer, microwave, built in electric oven and gas hobs and a washing machine. From here you look out on to the courtyard at the back of the cottage. Upstairs the elegant and calm colour scheme continues throughout. Both the twin bedroom and the king size master bedroom are thoughtfully designed with lovely furnishings and characterful windows. Indeed both are delightfully comfortable rooms for a cosy break away. The spacious bathroom has an electric shower over the bath, the bath itself is full length and in a grotto like space to enjoy a soak after long Lakeland walks. At the back of the house there is a courtyard garden. Climbing clematis and jasmine grow along the walls out here which in summer make it a delightful spot to sit out and enjoy a glass of wine. In the courtyard youll find a lockable shed for bikes and even access out on to the village playing field, ideal for younger guests.
Weekly prices from £407.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Wasdale (SZ077)
Wasdale, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
A very warm welcome to this delightful cottage, a converted Wesleyan chapel which makes a wonderfully welcoming holiday home for four people. Set in Santon Bridge in the western Lake District at the mouth of the majestic Wasdale Valley, it offers thoughtfully refurbished and deceptively spacious accommodation with the added bonus of a lovely garden and a much-loved pub just a short stroll away. It boasts glorious views across open countryside to inspire you to get out and about and fresh modern decor with comfortable furnishings inside should you just rather while away your break indoors. The cottage is perfectly placed for some of the best fell walking opportunities in the Lake District, whether you would like to tackle mighty Scafell Pike, Englands highest mountain, or some gentler family-friendly fells such as Irton Pike. Santon Bridge is a small hamlet situated in the Wasdale Valley. The crystal-clear River Irt (which flows from Englands deepest lake, Wastwater, to the Irish Sea at Ravenglass) runs through the village offering paddling opportunities aplenty. The hamlet also boasts a well renowned pub, which is home to the annual competition for The Worlds Biggest Liar just down the road from the cottage and a gorgeous cafe with a craft shop less than a mile away. You are also handily placed for the beautiful valley of Eskdale. A special little place with a fantastic choice of pubs and a wonderful narrow-gauge steam railway locally known as the Laal Ratty which chuffs gently through the valley out to the coast at Ravenglass. Rather than heading inland to the fells why not head out and explore this lovely coastline. Theres Ravenglass less than 5 miles away, a beautiful little village with a rich history and a gentle atmosphere all of its own. On the edge of Ravenglass is the historic gem of Muncaster Castle, a great day out for all ages with stunning grounds and a 700-year-old castle with legends to pique your interest time after time. You can take the coastal path from Ravenglass to Drigg or Seascale which takes you through a wonderful 11km dune system which plays host to a fantastic array of flora and fauna and makes a great place for a picnic or watching a sunset. Alternatively hop on your bike and explore this wonderful area on two wheels; theres the coastal Hadrians Way for a gentle ride, bridleways galore for mountain bikers and some of the most challenging mountain passes in the country to test the road cyclists among you. This cottage is perfectly placed to make the most of all that this gentle unspoiled area has to offer. Guests enter via the front door of the property into a large light porch with a utility cupboard and bags of space for coats and muddy boots. From here you enter the gorgeous living room, its a roomy and elegant space with two windows taking in the far-reaching views across rolling fields to Muncaster Fell. There are two large leather sofas arranged around the open fire and TV with DVD player and Freeview +. Beyond the living room guests will find the well-equipped and thoughtfully refurbished kitchen diner. Its a light and open dual aspect room making the most of all the daylight on offer. It boasts light modern units, a built-in fan oven, ceramic hobs, microwave, a slimline dishwasher and fridge/freezer along with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Theres a wooden dining table for four which makes a perfect place to take in the lovely views. The bright fresh decor continues through to the two lovely bedrooms. The master bedroom has a double bed and fitted wardrobes; it looks out onto the garden at the back of the house and its the perfect place to enjoy a morning cuppa in bed while watching the comings and goings of the visiting birdlife. The twin room is situated off the living room and is a delightful warm space with fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom has an over-bath electric shower and there is also a handy extra WC. Guests reach the large garden via the back porch which has plenty more space for muddy boots. The garden is surrounded by mature trees and hedges and has a lawn area to the rear and large lawn to the side with dining furniture for making the most of sunny evening dining opportunities. benefiting from the afternoon and evening light, it makes a great place to enjoy a glass of wine while discussing your Lakeland adventures.
Weekly prices from £580.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (SZ487)
Ravenglass, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Sleeping 4 guests in 2 bedrooms, plus one lucky dog, this welcoming holiday home was originally formed part of Linbeck Farm from the 1600s, with the ground floor bedroom then as the byre. A pretty French door has now replaced the doorway previously used for returning cattle. The history of the original site dates even further back, with ‘lin’ meaning flax and ‘beck’ meaning stream, providing an indication of what was produced in this idyll situated just three miles from the picturesque valley of Eskdale. The views from this 18-acre child and dog-friendly smallholding are unrivalled. A plantsman’s garden has been lovingly raised from seed, producing soft fruit and featuring rare rhododendrons from China and Nepal. The garden is shared with the friendly owners (who live in Linbeck Farmhouse), as well as their hens, horses and pig. The garden is rich in wildlife including red squirrels (who love to race up and down the Ash tree!), jays, woodpeckers, great tits and blue tits. The immediate area offers limitless opportunities for climbing, cycling and walking, with over 30 climbs of varying difficulty (graded Diff to E3) just on Brantrake Crag behind the cottage. It is a superb base for exploring this scenic part of Cumbria or for just relaxing and watching the weather go by from the warmth of your four-poster-bed! Nearby Muncaster Castle has beautiful gardens and a wonderful owl sanctuary. Ravenglass on the coast has an interesting Roman history and is the main departure station for the famous La’al Ratty miniature steam railway. Wastwater is six miles away, framed by the magnificent fells of Great Gable and Scafell Pike, the latter of which is the highest mountain in England and can be seen in all its magnificence from the cottage. This welcoming holiday home at Linbeck is wheelchair friendly for guests with reduced mobility. The main living quarters (kitchen, lounge, bedroom) are situated on the first floor, accessed from steps at the rear of the property. The open-plan layout feels spacious, social and full of original character. The oak and slate-furnished kitchen contains a split level electric oven, four-ring electric hob, microwave, dishwasher and a large American-style fridge/freezer. The dining table seats up to six guests. Two two-seater leather sofas as well as a three-seater sofa provide plenty of space to relax. The Smart TV has a full Sky package, as well as a facility to login to your Netflix or Prime accounts. There is a separate WC, as well as an abundance of books and games. The double bedroom on the first floor features a fabulous four-poster-bed, with an even more fabulous patchwork quilt (created by Joy, who previously lived here - see if you can spot her signature!). The bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, heated towel rail, WC and wash basin. Scafell Pike can be seen from the bedroom on a clear day. Downstairs, on the ground floor, is a second double bedroom suitable for guests with reduced mobility. The room has a large Smart TV with Sky, two external doors and a huge walk-in wardrobe. The en-suite bathroom has a low entry shower, heated towel rail, WC and wash basin. In terms of the cottages suitability for wheelchair users with reduced mobility, there is access to the ground floor bedroom via a flat threshold (with a small lip); the ground floor bathroom is en-suite and has a low entry shower; the living area and kitchen can be accessed via the outside. The owner has a wheelchair and a toilet raiser for loan upon request. A washing machine and tumble dryer can be found in the stable (ground floor, outside), along with a Belfast sink, perfect for rinsing off muddy outdoor gear. Bicycles can be stored here or locked securely in the workshop. There is space for parking up to two cars next to the property and the garden is shared with the friendly owners, who live next door.
Weekly prices from £474.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ427)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
A warm welcome to this impressive holiday home, an indulgent and luxurious springboard to enjoy all that the much-loved Lakeland town of Keswick has to offer. Sleeping four people in two beautifully appointed bedrooms this cosy terraced house makes an ideal base to spend a Lake District break. The traditional cottage has been lovingly brought into the 21st century with subtle decor, sumptuous furnishings and modern appliances. Guests will love its comfy beds, luxurious linens and original artwork. It also benefits from a charming sunroom and a walled rear garden, perfect for enjoying a sunny morning cuppa or an evening glass of wine. Situated in a quiet residential area near the centre of Keswick, the property is perfectly placed whether you feel like popping in to the bustling centre of the town or whether youd like to get outdoors and make the most of the stunning natural surroundings. The town is well known for being the Lake Districts adventure capital boasting a vast array of adrenaline fuelled activities in the great outdoors for visitors to sample. If youre hoping to don your walking boots then you could scarcely be better placed as there are numerous walks from the door including Latrigg, Walla Crag or the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle and should you be ready for a bigger adventure Skiddaw, one of Englands mountain giants, stands guard over the town. Alternatively hop on board one of the Keswick launches to lap up the glorious scenery from glorious Derwentwater. If a rather more gentle visit is to your taste then the town has plenty to offer with excellent eateries, characterful pubs and award winning museums, not to mention a regular market and a great range of independent and outdoor shops. It boasts its own two screen art deco cinema and the stunningly situated Theatre by the Lake which shows a varied programme of drama, comedy, music and events throughout the year. All of this within easy strolling distance of the property. So, whether youd like your Lake District jaunt to be energetic, adventurous or just indulgent and relaxing then this gorgeous house is the perfect place to make your base. Unfortunately, this property is unsuiltable for groups with children aged 7 and under. Expertly interior designed, this property is a wonderful retreat that youre sure to love and want to return to time and time again. Step through the front door of this lovely Keswick cottage into the cosy entrance hall, which leads into a wonderfully welcoming and spacious open-plan living/dining room, benefitting from oak floors throughout. The dining area has a dining table and chairs for four making it the perfect place to catch up over a delicious meal. In the living area youll find two large sumptuous sofas and an ottoman, just perfect for relaxing after a day out exploring everything that Keswick has to offer. The living area is arranged around the lovely wood burner, ideal for cosy nights in. For entertainment theres a flatscreen TV, DVD player and Sky TV. At the rear of the cottage is the fully fitted kitchen; enjoying a view over the rear patio, this is a country-style room that cooks will love. The kitchen is fully equipped to the highest standard with all the modern conveniences you could ask for: theres an integrated dishwasher, a useful washer-drier, fridge/freezer and separate microwave. Theres also a large, feature range-style cooker with five ring gas burner, two ovens and separate grill. Leading off the kitchen is the conservatory-style sitting area, with table and seating and an external door to the rear patio, meaning you can enjoy the feeling of being outdoors even if its raining. Upstairs there are two gorgeous bedrooms and the modern shower room. The front bedroom benefits from a feature oak super king (6ft) bed. With lovely views to Latrigg, bedside tables, dressing table and fitted wardrobes, youll feel perfectly at home in here. The rear bedroom also offers generous stylish and comfortable accommodation. This room has a king-size metal bed (5ft), with bedside tables, dressing table, armchair and fitted wardrobe. The family shower room has a large walk-in power shower with rain-head and separate shower attachment, vanity unit and large heated towel rail, perfect for warm snuggly towels. High quality cotton bedding and towels are provided. To the front of the cottage there is a small sitting area with views over the rooftops towards Latrigg - its the perfect place to sit and watch the world go by. The rear patio is enclosed and private, benefiting from rattan seating and a dining table. Free on-street parking is available.
Weekly prices from £787.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ010)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
This is a cosy cottage with homey feel, full of charm, character and original features, sleeping up to four people and two dogs. Just up the road from the legendary George Fisher outdoor equipment shop, the cottage is perfectly located for enjoying all the Keswick amenities whilst being tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre, with the rarity of having its own private parking and lockable shed/bike storage. A two-minute walk from the cottage is Keswick town centre. Keswick is a jewel in the northern Lake Districts crown situated on the shores of the incredibly picturesque Derwentwater. Its a vibrant market town with a wonderful atmosphere where you can indulge your wild side with any number of adventurous outdoor activities or pamper your taste buds with a huge range of eateries offering great local food and Cumbrian real ales. The walking and cycling on offer here is second to none with paths and tracks to suit those in search of gentle picturesque strolls or Lake District giants such as Skiddaw to climb if youre feeling more energetic. Derwent Water, Castle Crag and Walla Crag are all within walking distance of the property. You can catch a bus (or walk) into the Borrowdale Valley just by turning right out of the front door. The renowned Theatre by the Lake has a varied programme throughout the year and the Alhambra Cinema shows mainstream and alternative cinema throughout the week. The delightful little refurbished cottage is situated at the end of a terrace of similarly charming houses on The Plosh, a moderately quiet road leading from Keswick into the Borrowdale Valley. The cottage is accessed from the side via a stable door (useful for containing the dog in the summer), which leads directly into a small but well-planned kitchen, in which an electric oven and ceramic hob, mircowave, under-counter fridge/freezer and washing machine are situated. The kitchen looks out onto the enclosed yard with seating for four people and an ideal place to relax after a long day on the fells. A lockable cupboard is located just around the corner where muddy boots and walking gear can be stored The kitchen leads into the small and cosy dining and living area, which features a welcoming open fireplace. A corner settee seats three to four people and there is a comfy armchair from which to view the FreeSat TV, which also has a built in DVD player. The owner has thoughtfully provided some DVDs, books and board games should you require additional evening entertainment. A shower room with basin and WC are also to be found on the ground floor. In addition to the original oak beams, the spiral staircase is one of many characteristic features of this lovely cottage. It may not be suitable for young children or adults who struggle with their balance, but it certainly turns the ascent onto the next floor into a bit of a mini adventure...! Fear not night time stumblings to the bathroom, however, as there is another shower room with basin and WC situated on the first floor. There is also an external staircase to the first floor if preferred.* In keeping with the rest of the cottage, the bedrooms are bijoux, full of character and have lovely soft furnishings. The double bedroom contains a double bed and a double wardrobe; the two singles in the twin room can be pushed together and made into a king-size bed upon request. It also includes a chest of drawers and a small hanging rail with wooden hangers. Outside is a small enclosed yard with seating for four people and easily accessible private parking for one car. Whilst enclosed, we cant guarantee that this will be escape-proof for the more determined and agile dogs but two well behaved dogs are permitted. * The spiral staircase may not be to everyones liking, but there is a brick staircase outside (just two steps from the side door) that leads from the yard to the double bedroom on the first floor. It is quite an unusual arrangement, but may be appreciated by those for whom the spiral staircase doesnt appeal.
Weekly prices from £1,126.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ036)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Set right in the heart of the much-loved Lakeland town of Keswick, this is a luxurious and comfortable base from which to explore this wonderful area. Refurbished to a very high standard and boasting stylish, contemporary decor throughout, its a wonderfully comfortable haven for up to four people. One of a small row of Victorian terraced houses the cottage sits just less than 100 metres from the lovely pedestrianised town centre. Guests will find a lovely choice of cafes, restaurant and shops literally on the doorstep while the beautifully situated Theatre By the Lake and Keswicks own art deco cinema are just a short walk away. Twice a week the town hosts a market and throughout the year there are exhibitions festivals and events to enjoy. Keswicks position, nestled on the shore of picturesque Derwentwater, is absolutely glorious. The choice of fell walks from the door is marvellous with everything from mighty Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain, to lower level fells such as Walla Crag and Latrigg all walkable from the door. Alternatively, guests can take the gentle potter down to the lake shore and perhaps catch one of Keswicks lovely launches which wind their way gently round the lake. Why not walk along the lake into the jaws of beautiful Borrowdale, have a delicious lunch at one of the lovely hotels or cafes then catch the launch back to Keswick? How very civilised. The cycling in the area is second to none with a fantastic choice of off-road adventures to be had for the mountain bikers among you and some of the most iconic road cycling in the country in fact a stage of the 2016 Tour of Britain went past the cottage. Keswick is also well known as the adventure capital of the Lake District. Every possible outdoor activity is catered for here from rock climbing to ghyll scrambling, via ferrata to paddle boarding. Theres a wealth of outdoor companies to guide your adventures, as well as two marinas and indoor climbing walls. Families are well catered for with a leisure pool with huge slide, an excellent playground and lots of activities nearby such as The Lake District Wild Animal Park and Whinlatter Forest Park. Perhaps youd just rather snuggle up around the wood burner in this gorgeous house and enjoy a good book! However you choose to spend your time in the area, this cottage is a delightful place to start. This terraced house, built in local slate, has been refurbished to a very high standard making a luxurious jumping off point for exploring everything this wonderful area has to offer. Guests arrive to the front of the house along a shared front terrace and are greeted on entry with the gorgeous open-plan living space. Stretching through to the kitchen this beautiful room makes the most of the traditional character of the house while bringing it right into the 21st century with subtle contemporary decor and stylish furnishings. Theres a wonderful wood burner framed by a natural wood mantle creating a warm and cosy atmosphere where you can sink in to the comfy sofa or armchairs and watch the wall mounted TV with built-in DVD player. Perhaps youd curl up with a good book or watch the world go by in the window seat. Theres a table and chairs leading through to the modern, well-equipped kitchen making a lovely sociable feeling for food preparation. The kitchen has a fan oven, ceramic hobs, a microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and a large fridge/freezer. Moving upstairs the high spec finish continues throughout with deep luxurious carpets and sumptuous soft furnishings. The elegant en-suite master bedroom is on this floor, it has a comfy double bed, a wardrobe, dresser and wall mounted TV. The lovely en-suite shower room has a mixer shower with large drencher head housed in a curved enclosure. The first floor also has the light and airy family bathroom, bathed in light its a fabulous space with a contemporary bathroom suite that includes a WC, sink and bath with shower over. Its large bath is perfect for soaking away tired muscles after long days exploring the fells. Moving up to peaceful hideaway of the twin bedroom (this room can also be made up as a super-king should your party require it, please advise on booking). This is a spacious and bright room with a velux and a dormer window bathing the room in light and providing a glorious view. Guests can look over the rooftops of Keswick to a marvellous panorama of fell tops including mighty Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain standing guard over the town. There are two comfy chairs for reading or relaxing, a wardrobe, dresser and a wall mounted television with DVD player too. Outside the cottage benefits from a small garden area with seating to the front and a lockable shed for bikes to the rear. In all its an indulgent nest of a house right in the heart of one of the most sought after towns in the beautiful Lake District.
Weekly prices from £700.00