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3 Bedroom Bed in Watermillock (SZ318)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This cottage is set in an outstanding location close to Ullswater, in the heart of one of the most spectacular areas in the Lake District. The property is at the foot of Little Mell Fell and is surrounded by beautiful rural landscapes. Situated away from the main roads, this home offers a rare opportunity for quiet retreat. This tranquil home is a great base for exploring some of the most beautiful countryside in England. From short lakeside strolls to long distance hikes, there is a fantastic variety of walking right from the door. Water sports enthusiasts are also catered for, with a wealth of opportunities on Ullswater and the nearby Derwentwater, and nature lovers will enjoy the stunning scenery, varied wildlife and peaceful ancient woodlands. If you fancy a meal out, there is a local inn and a bar within walking distance. The nearest main town is Penrith, with Pooley Bridge, Keswick, Ambleside and Windermere all in easy reach of the property. The fully equipped kitchen, which has been refurbished to a high standard, has a range cooker with gas hob, two electric fan ovens and grill, large fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The spacious kitchen has a large table providing comfortable and convenient dining. The sitting room is arranged around the lovely open fire with sofas for six people, along with a TV with DVD player and docking station for iPod and iPhone. A short staircase leads up from the sitting room to a half landing with a door leading out into the lawned garden that is shared with the two neighbouring properties. On this floor is the twin bedroom with a view out onto Little Mell Fell. There is also a family bathroom with bath and shower over, wash basin and WC. A further short staircase leads to the two bedrooms - one double and one double four-poster bed. This floor also has a shower room with walk-in shower, wash basin and toilet. Outside at the rear, the bench tables allow you to catch the morning sun. At the front is a sheltered seating area from which you can enjoy the view across the garden to Little Mell Fell and catch the afternoon and evening sun.
Weekly prices from £596.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Broughton-in-Furness (SZ458)
Broughton-in-furness, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Set at the gateway to the tranquil Duddon Valley, this attractive holiday home is a delightful 17th-century property nestled in the bustling village of Broughton-in-Furness. Laden with characterful features revealing the history of the building while having been thoughtfully renovated to a high standard its a gem of a base to explore the southern Lake District. Sleeping six people in three comfortable bedrooms this semi detatched, Grade II-listed cottage is ideal for a family or small group to relax. It has comfortable socialising spaces including a glorious sun room, a stylish warm living room, a modern kitchen and an enclosed garden with patio and raised lawn. In the Summer, guests can sit outside in the garden and enjoy the BBQ that is provided. Broughton-in-Furness is a wonderfully welcoming example of a thriving Cumbrian village. Set around a Georgian village square with an obelisk at its heart, it boasts award winning pubs with great locally sourced food and real ales, two excellent cafes, a great play park, and a much-loved bakery, grocers and butchers shop. There are easy walks from the door including the Broughton Railway Path and the Duddon Mosses Nature Reserve. The village is nestled between the Irish Sea and the south western fells. Less visited than some of the more hectic areas of the Lake District, this area boasts some fabulous walking without the crowds. Why not head up to beautiful Seathwaite in the Duddon Valley and walk up Stickle Pike? You can even cheat a little and take the snaking narrow road over to Broughton Mills, meaning that you can start half way up! Alternatively, try one of the guided walks exploring the sands of the Duddon Estuary. Beautiful Coniston lies nearby where theres lots of fun to be had on the water. If youre feeling energetic you can hire a rowing boat or kayak to explore the beaches around the five-mile lake. For a more leisurely exploration of the water, why not catch the beautiful Steam Yacht Gondola during the summer months? You could make a day of it and explore the rich cultural heritage on show at Brantwood, Victorian polymath John Ruskins House. To stretch your legs, head up The Old Man of Coniston, the mighty peak standing guard over the town. On arrival at the front of the property guests are greeted by a spacious hallway with a traditional tiled floor and plenty of room for your partys coats and shoes. From here you access the cosy living room; its a gorgeous space blending traditional features with 20th-century furniture pieces and subtle decor. It has been tastefully renovated to incorporate a wood burner on a magnificent slab of local slate with an initial supply of logs provided, a Samsung Smart TV and beautiful glass doors through to the sun room flooding the room with light. The owners have thoughtfully left a selection of books and local walking information to keep guests interested. Moving through to this lovely sun room youll find a settee and dining table and chairs, ideal for sunny morning breakfasts. A door from the living room leads through to the extension area of the house which houses a modern well-equipped kitchen with light units, a built-in fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer dryer, fan oven and gas hobs. It also has a large antique dining table ideal for post dinner discussions of your Lake District adventures. Back in the entrance hall is the corner staircase to the first floor. You really get a feel for the character of the building as you ascend the stairs to the large landing with its exposed beams and aged latched wooden door. Here youll find the three light airy bedrooms. There are two doubles and a twin room. These all benefit from chests of drawers, hanging hooks and stylish modern soft furnishings. The spacious family bathroom is also on this floor, this has a full bath with over bath mixer shower. Outside there is a delightful gated back garden with patio area which is ideal for opening out the conservatory doors and enjoying sunny evening meals. Theres also a raised lawn and mature trees looking out to fields and hillsides beyond.
Weekly prices from £588.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ420)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Does the sound of an indulgent cottage, brimming with historical detail, just a stones throw from the shores of picturesque Derwentwater sound appealing to you? Well, if so, then this property should suit you down to the ground. Sleeping up to six people in three beautifully appointed bedrooms and nestled in the much-loved village of Portinscale, its a marvellous base from which to explore the natural and cultural surroundings of this wonderful area. The cottage forms part of one of the oldest buildings in the village and the owners have taken great care to retain as much of its historical character as possible while bringing it right into the 21st century with modern appliances, comfortable furnishings and an elegant eye for decor. A paradise for families, fell walkers, cyclists and water lovers alike Portinscale offers access to some of the Lake Districts greatest treasures right from the door. Theres a landing stage for the Derwentwater Launch at nearby Nichol End Marina where you could hop on board one of its stately vessels. Its a delightfully relaxing way to enjoy the magnificent scenery. If youre feeling energetic you could take the launch into the jaws of picturesque Borrowdale and walk back along the side of the lake to the village, rewarding yourself with a scone along the way of course! For the fell walkers among you the iconic ridge of Catbells is nearby or for the well prepared and experienced walker why not tackle the mighty Coledale Horseshoe? If youd be happier just taking a gentle potter around the village then its also ideal as the cafes, pubs and marinas are also within easy reach. The property is in a perfect situation to explore nearby Keswick too. Its a vibrant and bustling Lakeland town with a wealth of attractions including an art deco cinema and the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake. Families are well catered for with indoor climbing walls and award winning interactive museums all nearby. Aside from these visitors can also enjoy the great range of shops and eateries on offer in the town. Its just a 1-mile walk or a 5-minute drive from the cottage. For the history buffs among you, there is ancient kind on show up at Castlerigg Stone Circle or the more recent literary kind at nearby Mirehouse. The property really does make a perfect jumping off point for all that this wonderful area has to offer. This alluring holiday property is a gorgeous cottage for six in the much-loved village of Portinscale. Recently renovated to a very high standard it has three comfortable bedrooms, ample socialising space for a family or small group and countless lovely details offering clues to its historic roots. Dating from over 200 years ago it forms part of one of the oldest buildings in the village and the owners have managed to retain many of its charming features while bringing it up to date with an elegant modern-rustic eye. Views of Walla Crag from the front of the cottage will certainly get you in the mood for exploring the area. On entry to the house, you step into a small porch area with space for hanging up coats and leaving muddy boots. The spacious living room benefits from a large TV with Sky, a DVD player and Soundbar as well as two deep comfy sofas and a huge snuggler chair. The owners have also thoughtfully provided a selection of books to keep you amused. With Honister green slate floors and a recessed fireplace with wood-burning stove under a wonderful large original mantle it makes a most welcoming space for an evening gathering. Through from here is the large dining room theres a dining table for six and a lovely dresser with all the glassware you will need for your stay. At the back of the house is the bright modern kitchen, its well equipped with raised fan oven and ceramic hobs, an eye height microwave, dishwasher and built-in fridge/freezer. The room also has a breakfast table and four chairs for enjoying your morning cuppa. Theres a handy utility room with a sink, washer and dryer, heated towel rail, drying rail and plenty of space for a dog bed. Moving upstairs to the large landing you reach the beautifully appointed bedrooms. All of them make the most of their period details including gorgeous exposed beams and deep windowsills while having more modern touches such as heavy oak doors and furniture. The first is the larger of the two king-size rooms. It has a huge wooden bedstead with wardrobe, drawers, a wall-mounted TV and a rocking chair for enjoying a good book. The second king-size bedroom is en-suite with a delightful metal bedstead, a wall-mounted TV, two chests of drawers and an old fashioned hat stand for hanging space. The lovely en-suite shower room has a huge walk-in shower enclosure with electric shower. The twin room looks out to Walla Crag at the front of the cottage and has a wardrobe and chest of drawers. The elegant family bathroom is a gorgeous space to relax tired fell-walking muscles either in the stunning double ended bath or in the large curved shower enclosure with mixer shower along with a huge drencher head. As it might be difficult to drag people away from this indulgent space theres also a handy extra WC on this floor too! To the rear of the house is a small private, though not enclosed, garden area with seating for a peaceful evenings glass of wine.
Weekly prices from £832.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ118)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
This is a slate-clad Victorian cottage just 5 minutes walk from Keswicks bustling town centre. But dont let the traditional exterior fool you; the interior of the cottage has been refurbished in a tasteful, modern town house style, with white metropolitan tiles in the kitchen and bathrooms, glossy kitchen units and stylish leather sofas. There are three bedrooms: one double, one super-king (can be made up as a twin on request) and one twin (can be made up as a super-king on request) . So, whether youre an extended family with grandparents or just a group of friends looking for comfortable accommodation with easy access to Lake District town life, this property will most likely tick all of those boxes for you. Keswick itself is a busy, vibrant, friendly town with plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants, as well as more outdoor shops than you can shake a stick at and other interesting independent shops. There are a couple of museums, pitch and putt golf, radio-controlled boating, a climbing wall, a cinema and a theatre. Derwentwater is a 10-minute walk from the cottage and here you can hire rowing boats, take a trip on the launch or explore the paths around the lakeshore. The mountains surrounding Keswick are within easy reach – Catbells, the Coledale Horseshoe and Blencathra are all a great day’s walk, as well as Skiddaw and Latrigg (the latter can be seen from one of the bedroom windows). The Lake District is not only a Unesco World Hertitage Site, it also has a reputation as the ‘Adventure Capital of England’. Keswick is well-placed for a variety of activities and hosts a variety of events and festivals – there is the Film Festival in February, Words by the Water in March, the Jazz festival in May and the Beer Festival in June to name but a few. Local attractions include the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle (within walking distance), Keswick Spa Leisure Centre and Whinlatter mountain bike trails, amongst many others. The cottage has two entrances; one via the front of the cottage and a side entrance which leads into the kitchen. After a day on the fells, guests can use the back door which leads to a small drying area at the end of the kitchen. In keeping with the rest of the cottage, the kitchen has been tastefully refurbished in a modern townhouse style, with white metropolitan tiles setting off the high gloss kitchen units. A good use of space is made in the kitchen, which comprises of an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, freestanding fridge/freezer and an oak dining table that seats up to six people. High ceilings make the kitchen feel light and airy and it still retains the privacy of its guests despite the bustling street life on its doorstep. Like the kitchen, the living room has a clean, modern feel to it, with a two-seater and three-seater sofas and armchair, all in black leather, seating up to six people. A large flatscreen TV (with BluRay player and HDMI input for games consoles) sits above the gas faux wood burner and the tall Victorian sash windows flood the room with natural daylight. The stairway leading up to the first and second floors is quirky. Whilst safe, the winding staircase has a handrail but is narrow and small children would need to be closely supervised on the stairs. There are two WCs located on the first floor. The main bathroom has a WC, luxury walk-in shower (with drench and handheld shower heads) and a heated towel rail. The second WC is contained in a utility area with a washing machine and wash basin. There is one bedroom on the first floor which boasts a super-king bed, its large windows overlook the street below and its row of Victorian slate-clad houses. Two more bedrooms are located on the second floor. The bedroom to the rear of the cottage has zip-and-link beds which are made up as into twin beds as standard (please let us know if you would like these to be super-king). The final bedroom features a double bed. This room enjoys views over the rooftops and Skiddaw beyond. Each bedroom contains a full-length wardrobe, chest of drawers, mirror and bedside cabinets.
Weekly prices from £713.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Patterdale (SZ170)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 4 2 Yes
Does the notion of being truly off the beaten track in a marvellous Grade I-listed cottage at the foot of magnificent mountains appeal to you? If so then this stunningly situated cottage will surely fit the bill. Sleeping up to six people in four comfortable bedrooms, the cottage is a wonderful period property on a working farm within the environs of Hartsop Hall at the southern end of the Ullswater Valley. Situated just off Kirkstone Pass between Patterdale and Ambleside, and surrounded by fields and fells, it has a truly welcoming farmhouse feel about it with simply glorious views from every single room. The cottage has also been well thought-through for guests with limited mobility. There is a downstairs single bedroom with en-suite shower and easy wheelchair access out into the patio area of the garden. Nestled under Hartsop Above How, the cottage offers unrivalled fell walking opportunities from the door. If youve come to the Lakes well-prepared to take on its mighty peaks, then youll be spoiled for choice. The Helvellyn range, High Street, Dove Cragg and Fairfield are all within range of the cottage. While more gentle ambles such as the ancient bridleway (upgraded for wheelchair use) passing the house to nearby Brotherswater will delight those in wheelchairs or with little ones in tow. This utterly idyllic body of water is perfect for a paddle or a wild swim if youre feeling more daring. Why not pack a picnic and enjoy it on the shore? Theres also a regular bus service operating between Penrith and Ambleside opening up a vast choice of linear walks from which you can relax on the bus back! If youd like to explore town and village life in the area then, despite its remoteness, you are well-placed at this cottage. Ambleside, one of the Lake Districts most loved towns, is just a 20-minute drive over Kirkstone Pass while in the opposite direction just a few miles away you have Patterdale and Glenridding, two lovely little villages where you can make the most of the water-based activities on beautiful Ullswater. A cruise on Ullswaters stately steamers is a treat in any season where you can take in the stunning scenery that has captivated visitors for hundreds of years. For more local village life why not walk over to Patterdale and invest in some of the delicious homemade bread from the village shop? Alternatively you could just stay and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the cottages immediate surroundings while possibly taking a gentle stroll over to the local pub for a meal or a pint of real ale. However you choose to spend your time here, were sure youll want to visit Again and Again. Guests enter the cottage from the rear courtyard straight into the warm and welcoming farmhouse kitchen. Its a beautiful light room with a dining table for six, a door out onto the garden and a window seat in its large sash window; a perfect place for enjoying a cuppa and admiring the staggering panorama. The kitchen is well-equipped with a large electric range oven with ceramic hobs, a microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and under-counter washing machine. Of course there is also all the crockery and cookware you will need for your stay. Theres a built-in larder cupboard and an under-stairs utility cupboard where youll find a tumble dryer, iron, ironing board and plenty of storage space for muddy boots etc. Onwards to the cosy and comfortable living room. Its a charming dual-aspect room with traditional furnishings, well-chosen local art, books, board games and TV with DVD. This is a wonderful space for cuddling up on one of the three deep comfy sofas in front of the open fire and chatting about your Lakeland adventures. The ground-floor en-suite single bedroom is beyond the living room. If your party isnt using it as a bedroom it can be a handy study or extra living space. It has a single bed, TV, dressing table and a half-glazed door leading out onto the patio. The spacious en-suite shower room has helpfully-placed grab rails for the sink and WC as well as a large shower area with mixer shower and easily accessible shower controls. The shower also has a seat in it for ease of use. Guests must have sufficient mobility to move from their chair to the seat though as there is a step into the shower. Moving upstairs, guests come to the stepped landing from which the three further bedrooms and bathroom are accessed. The bedrooms are all well-proportioned with wonderful views whether across the valley or to the fellside at the back. Firstly, to the spacious master bedroom. This has a king-size bed, a built-in cupboard and two chests of drawers for storage. There are also two lovely sash windows looking to the front and the rear of the house, ideal for taking inspiration on where to head for your days walking. The second king-size room has a built-in wardrobe, chest of drawers and view to Hartsop Above How behind the house. The third King-size bedroom shares this outlook and has a chest of drawers for storage. Outside the house theres a courtyard for parking to the rear and a delightful enclosed garden to the front with a patio which can be accessed from the kitchen and downstairs single room. There is a table and chairs for outdoor dining and a bench for enjoying a sunny morning cuppa while taking in the magnificent views.
Weekly prices from £761.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ375)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Providing a relaxing getaway for families, friends and couples, this inviting cottage offers spacious holiday accommodation in the heart of the picturesque Lakeland village of Braithwaite. Nestling on the outskirts of Keswick, this traditional property has been thoughtfully updated and beautifully decorated to make a fantastic getaway for up to six guests. Featuring exposed brickwork, wooden beams and a warming wood burner, it’s a wonderful base for eager walkers and nature lovers exploring a magical part of the Lake District. Entering the cottage, you will find the fully equipped kitchen/diner which has a wide range of equipment so you can cook and share all your favourite family meals around the sociable dining table. After dinner, you can head through to the cosy lounge which is a perfect space for you all to sit back in front of the wood burner, watch a movie on the Smart TV or chat late into the night. Heading upstairs you will have a choice of three charming bedrooms, all decorated in light, relaxing shades and featuring sloping ceilings with exposed beams: there’s a pretty double room overlooking the village; a second double with a feature fireplace and lovely scenery; and a third bedroom which is a twin, particularly suitable for children. There’s also a stylish family bathroom. The village of Braithwaite has some great places to eat and drink, including a restaurant next to the cottage. Heading into Keswick (2.5 miles), popular attractions include the Puzzling Place, the Alhambra Cinema, Derwent Pencil Museum and the Theatre by the Lake on the northern shore of Derwentwater. Also nearby are Castlerigg Stone Circle, Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum, and Mirehouse and Gardens on the banks of Bassenthwaite Lake (all within 7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £570.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ullock (SZ043)
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Tucked away in the picturesque village of Ullock, this is a lovely holiday cottage perfect for couples as well as accommodating up to six people if you use the attic bedroom. Ullock is a great starting point to explore the Western Lake District and coast. Loweswater Lake is only a 10-minute drive away, and Ennerdale Water is 15 minutes. Both lakes enjoy a certain solitude that can sometimes be hard to find in the Lake District. There are a couple of pubs within a couple of miles of the cottage, one of which has an ancient yew tree in its forecourt, reputed to be 1,000 years old. Dogs are welcome too. For shops, Cockermouth (just 5 miles away) has a wide variety of small independent shops, pubs and cafes, as well as a supermarket. Here you can take a tour round the Jennings Brewery or visit the Kirkgate Centre which doubles up as a theatre and cinema. Inside, the sitting room is a warm and cosy room with Freeview Sky, DVD player and an open fire. Leading down two steps in to the kitchen, there is a large dining table for up to six people. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and plenty of storage space. Through the kitchen is the bathroom which has a bath with hand-held shower, toilet and wash basin. The stairs are fairly steep and lead to two bedrooms. The first bedroom has a king-size bed and TV. There is an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom has a double bed and TV. Access to the attic room is via the double bedroom. Please note that the stairs here are steep and being an attic room, there is limited head space - this room may be better suited to older children. There is also a TV in this room too. The garden is accessed via the kitchen and is fully enclosed. It faces south and is a sun trap from mid-morning onwards. The garden has a lockable gate that opens onto a small stream and there is raised decking with outside dining table and chairs to make the best of the sun.
Weekly prices from £493.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Holmrook (SZ272)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Offering beautiful accommodation, this cottage is surrounded by magnificent Cumbrian countryside with some of the Lake District’s best walks. Beautifully furnished throughout, here is a cottage that is light and spacious with thoughtful touches and a homey feel. The cottage benefits from having 8.5 acres of private wild woodland, leading down to the River Irt, for you to explore and enjoy. Deep in the woodland is the site of the Virgin Mary Well the origins and history of which are still shrouded in the mystery! The property is situated in a beautiful valley with much mature woodland and is surrounded by wildlife. There are many species of bird, also rabbits, deer and even the occasional rare red squirrel! The cottage is also home to a colony of rare bats, a protected species, and on summer evenings at dusk, the bats can be viewed leaving their roost and flying off to begin their nightly foraging for insects. Wastwater is your nearest lake, a 15-minute drive, which was voted Britain’s Favourite View by ITV viewers in 2007. This is a peaceful valley and a good starting point to climb Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain. The stars at night here are amazing. There is plenty to do nearby – the Ravenglass and Eskdale steam railway is a firm favourite; Muncaster Castle is less than 10 minutes away and holds a variety of events throughout the year; the coastal sunsets at Drigg are lovely and there are a variety of pubs in the area serving good food and local ales. This property started life as a large machinery garage for tractors and farm vehicles. It has since been furnished to exacting standards, with thoughtful attention to detail throughout. The spacious hallway leads to the large lounge with dining area at the far end. This room is light and airy with French windows leading to the patio and secluded garden beyond. There is a sense of calm and comfort here. The seating is cosy and convivial and there is TV with DVD. The dining table seats six comfortably and provides a good venue for board games or writing, as well as having a meal. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric hob and cooker, microwave, full height fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and plenty of storage space. The downstairs bedroom is decorated with a feeling of freshness. It has two single beds and an en-suite shower room with power shower, WC and sink. Upstairs there are two bedrooms - the master bedroom is sumptuous with a king-size bed and fabulous furnishings. Skylights give it a natural airy feel. The second double is smaller but also beautiful. These two bedrooms share a family bathroom which has claw bath, separate power shower, WC and sink. The garden is accessed from the lounge. It is sheltered and has superb uninterrupted views over the Irt Valley. Just off the road leading to the cottage is a private woodland covering 8.5 acres which is available for you to enjoy at your leisure. The twisting woodland paths offer plenty of adventure and lead down to the RIver Irt which originates at Wastwater, Englands deepest lake, and winds its way to the coast. The river is fast flowing so care is required whilst exploring. It is situated in a beautiful valley with much mature woodland and is surrounded by wildlife. There are many species of bird, also rabbits, deer and even the occasional rare red squirrel! The cottage is also home to a colony of rare bats, a protected species, and on summer evenings at dusk, the bats can be viewed leaving their roost and flying off to begin their nightly foraging for insects. There is parking for up to four cars - this area is shared with the property next door.
Weekly prices from £809.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bassenthwaite (SZ050)
Wigton, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This is a beautifully refurbished cottage set in the delightful moorland community of Ireby on the unspoiled northern fringe of the Lake District National park. Sleeping up to six people in three lovely bedrooms this is a spacious and welcoming starting point for making the most of all the walking and cycling opportunities this peaceful area has to offer. It is a characterful end-terrace house, which has been decorated in subtle coordinating tones and furnished with stylish and comfortable contemporary pieces as well as boasting wonderful views out over hills and farmland. Ireby is a tranquil village with an interesting ancient heritage. Having received its market charter in the 13th century, it is technically a town but really has the atmosphere of a tranquil fell village. It boasts its own much-loved village pub an easy stroll from the cottage which serves good food and real ale and the village hosts its own folk festival each year in May. There’s much fun to be had both walking and cycling in this area of the Caldbeck Fells, locally known as the Back O’ Skiddaw. From high ground here the views stretch to the south of Scotland, the Pennines and of course to many of the Lake District’s iconic peaks. If guests would like to sample Cumbrian town life then, in spite of your rural setting, youre not too far away. Keswick and Cockermouth, two of northern Cumbrias loveliest towns are within 15 miles of the house. Cockermouth is a charming Georgian town with a great choice of independent shops and eateries. Well worth a visit as it is also notable for being Wordsworths birthplace; in fact you can still pay a visit to his childhood home. Keswick, of course, is well known as the Lake Districts adventure capital. This bustling town offers all manner of outdoor adventures as well as a twice-weekly market, an art deco cinema, a well renowned theatre and an abundance of shops and places to eat. A visit to the charming village of Caldbeck, just 6 miles to the east of Ireby, will reward you with a popular village pub, several cafes, craft shops and much evidence of the area’s rich history. This seemingly remote village really does prove a picturesque base for exploring this wonderful area. On arrival at the property via the back door, you first enter the utility area, where youll find the washing machine and dryer, and the door to the beautiful downstairs shower room. This has been fitted with a modern suite with a curved shower enclosure and an electric shower. Through from here you access the stunning modern kitchen with its thoughtfully built-in appliances and soft close doors and drawers. Its extremely well equipped with all of the crockery and utensils you are likely to need for your stay. It has a large built-in fridge/freezer, two fan ovens, halogen hobs, microwave and dishwasher. Its a lovely light space with a small breakfast table for a quiet morning cuppa. Moving through to the stylish open-plan living and dining room youll find a light and welcoming space with wooden floors and charming decorative features. The dining area looks out to the front of the house and has a large dining table with six chairs, while the living room has a cosy wood burner topped by a wooden mantle and a deep soft brown leather sofa with matching comfy armchairs. Why not curl up here and read or watch a film on the flatscreen TV with Freeview? With its glass double doors looking out onto the garden and the stunning view it makes a gorgeous space to relax. Heading up the curved staircase to the thoughtfully coordinated bedrooms. First is the king-size room with its large wardrobe and window out onto the comings and goings of village life. Secondly the lovely double room which has a wardrobe and a gorgeous view out to the back of the house over the rolling moorland to the high fells beyond. Lastly is the light fresh twin room with its metal bedsteads and two windows drenching the room in light. Also upstairs is the spacious modern bathroom. With its high-backed claw-foot bath and large separate shower enclosure with electric shower, its a wonderful space to soak away aching muscles. To the back of the house is a lovely garden with mature trees and shrubs. Immediately outside is a large gravelled area then beyond a substantial lawn for children to potter about on. Please note, there is a right of access across the garden for neighbours to bring their dustbins in and out, so please ensure that dogs are supervised at all times. The views over Caldbeck Common and the Lakeland fells from here are absolutely magnificent making it an ideal spot to enjoy al fresco meals or just to soak up the peace and tranquillity.
Weekly prices from £541.00