For many Lake District trips, a self-catering holiday home wins on space, freedom and value, and it is the easy answer for families, groups and anyone bringing the dog.
1 / 1Log FireParkingEnclosed Garden
From £741 per week
Up to £1,559 at peak
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6Sleeps
4Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
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Overview
Nestled among fells between the southern tip of Ullswater and Kirkstone Pass find many spots to explore close to home. A 3.5-mile trip will bring you to Glenridding at the bottom of Ullswater where you can hop on a steamer with your canine companion in tow. Jump on and off and explore the National Trust's Aira Force waterfall which sits amongst ancient woodland. If you're a keen cyclist Kirkstone Pass is a great place to visit the heart of which is 4.5 miles away. The strenuous climbing sections are rewarded with spectacular mountain views and you can enjoy something to eat at the inn near the summit. If you're into completing Wainwrights this is the perfect home for you! Head straight from your door and onto the 7.5-mile Dovedale Horseshoe walk. Sitting on a working farm this Grade I-listed cottage is full of country charm and character. Head through the courtyard and into the kitchen which boasts a magnificent view and is brimming with farmhouse charm. Find a large electric range oven with ceramic hobs a microwave and fridge/freezer and a dishwasher and washing machine. Make use of the handy utility room where you can find the tumble dryer iron and ironing board. Dine together at the table before heading over to the inviting lounge where you can spend sociable evenings relaxing in front of the open fire. This dual-aspect room is flooded with natural light and adorned with local art. Play board games and enjoy a competitive night put on your favourite TV programme or choose a DVD for a film night on the sofa. The ground-floor single bedroom has a TV and door to the patio plus an en-suite shower room and WC. The shower has a seat and the room has handles placed throughout which may suit guests with limited mobility. Please note there is a step up into the shower. The three remaining bedrooms are located off the stepped landing on the first floor. When it's time for bed climb stairs and settle down in one of the three the king-size rooms all with storage for your belongings. All first-floor bedrooms have lovely views and share the family bathroom with bath shower attachment and WC where you can start your day with a relaxing soak. Take your morning brew outside; accessed via the kitchen or the ground-floor bedroom the enclosed garden has a pretty patio and far-reaching views to admire. Make the most of this space and dine alfresco on the table and chairs on summer evenings when the sun shines late. There is off-road parking and a wheelchair-friendly path to the cottage. Need to know: 4 bedrooms 3 king size, 1 ground floor single. 2 bathrooms 1 bathroom with bath and handheld shower plus WC, 1 ground floor en suite shower room in single room with shower seat, grab rails and WC (guests must have sufficient mobility to move from their chair to the seat as there is a step into the shower). Electric oven with ceramic hobs, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine. Utility cupboard with tumble dryer, iron, ironing board. Open fire (coal provided). TV/DVD in lounge, TV in single bedroom. A second, small dog may be accommodated, please contact the bookings team. Towels not provided. Enclosed garden with garden furniture. Off road parking for 3 cars in the courtyard at the back of the property. Covered bike storage available (to be arranged with farmer). Sleeps up to 6 adults and 1 child, please contact us if you would like to book for 7 guests. Phone signal available if you have 4G. Wheelchair friendly path to nearby Brotherswater. Shops within 2.5 miles, pub half a mile. Please note: 2023 Christmas bookings will be the 21st December arrival and for New years bookings will be the 28th December.
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