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1 / 1Log FireParkingEnclosed Garden
From £447 per week
Up to £721 at peak
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2Sleeps
1Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
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Overview
This property is situated in an area of Lakeland celebrated for its connections to both Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth. Guests can walk from the property to the village centre of Hawkshead where they will find shops a pub and a number of National Trust properties. Just a few miles away is Claife Heights a stunning vantage point above Lake Windermere which has a purpose-built viewing station. Five miles to the west of the property is Coniston Water which with its boating centre is the perfect place for those who want to hire boats try stand-up paddle boarding or give windsurfing a go. With so much on offer your holiday can be as relaxing or as adventurous as you wish. This cottage offers ground-floor accommodation for two people and makes a lovely place for a couple's getaway. The door leads into the compact kitchen with electric cooker washing machine microwave and fridge. The pretty lounge has an open fire as a welcoming focal point comfortable seating a window-side dining table for two TV DVD and CD. Guests will also find a selection of books board games and DVDs for their enjoyment. The tastefully decorated bedroom has a double bed and bedside tables. There is a shower room with WC. Outside to the rear of the property is a shared garden with a lawn and patio with seating. Need to know: 1 double bedroom. 1 shower room with WC. TV, DVD, and CD. Oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, and washing machine. Off road parking for one car. Walking distance to shop, pub, and restaurant. Open fire (Starter logs supplied). Garden with patio and chimenea. Step down from kitchen into living area..
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