Parking in the honeypots fills early, but you do not always need the car. A practical guide to park-and-ride, buses, trains and lake cruises around the Lake District.
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From £947 per week
Up to £4,077 at peak
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6Sleeps
3Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
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Overview
A barn conversion with 3 bedrooms; 1 double with en suite, and 2 further doubles and family bathroom. Kitchen with fridge freezer and washing machine. Pantry / boot room. Lounge and dining area with second sitting room. 2 Well behaved dogs welcome. Private gated and secured grounds. Peaceful location with incredible views and sun trap patio with furniture.
Bed linen and towels provided. Private Parking. Property on a private Water Supply. A sofa bed is available in the lounge for up to two additional guests for a supplement of £50. Please call Customer Services to pay for this.
Amenities
Exceptional Lakeland Barn conversion.Private gated and secured grounds with private stream.Peaceful location.Incredible views.South facing sun trap patio with new garden furniture for 2026.Bed linen and towels provided.Spacious private parking area.Property on Private Water Supply
Accommodation
Over 2 floors. 3 x bedrooms; 1 x double with en suite, 2 x double.A double sofa bed with linen and towels is available in the lounge for up to two additional guests for a supplement of £50 ( please pay for this as an extra at time of booking).Family bathroom.One en-suite bathroom.Kitchen.Boot / laundry room.W/C.Washing machine, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, double oven and electric hob, Nespresso coffee machine.Lounge and dining area with smart TV and open fire (wood supplied).Dining area can double up as a work from home office space for business calls or remote meetings.Superfast WIFI.Second sitting room with panoramic views of the Rusland Valley.2 Well behaved dogs welcome.
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