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1 / 1Log FireParkingEnclosed Garden
From £688 per week
Up to £1,483 at peak
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4Sleeps
2Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
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Overview
This cottage benefits from a wonderful location on the edge of the village of Hawkshead yet surrounded by fields with lovely countryside views. The village is known for its literary connections and is home to the Beatrix Potter Gallery and William Wordsworth former-school the historic Grammar School. Those who are looking for a relaxing break enjoying the scenic landscape of the region will enjoy taking one of the number of boat trips that sail on Lake Windermere or perhaps paying a visit to the viewing platform at Claife Heights. Those looking for a more active break will be spoilt for choice with plenty of local climbs and opportunities for water sports in the area. On entering this property guests can use the handy porchway to leave muddy boots and coats before moving through to the cosy lounge with its beamed ceiling fireplace with wood burner comfortable seating TV and DVD. Leading off from the sitting room is the contemporary kitchen/diner with its oven hob fridge microwave washing machine and dishwasher. There is also a dining table here which seats four and a stable door perfect for the summer months. On the first floor of the property there are two bedrooms. The first of these is a restful double room with plenty of space for hanging clothes in the built-in wardrobe whilst the second bedroom is a cosy twin room with a window set offering lovely views across the fields to the village. The bathroom also located on the first floor has a bath separate shower and WC. There is a drying cupboard on the landing with hanging space for coats. Outside the property has an unusual woodland garden with slate paths meandering between the trees and two chairs carved from tree stumps whilst there is also a large patio area with dining table and chairs from where guests can enjoy the lovely countryside views. Need to know: 2 bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. Bathroom with bath, separate shower, and WC. Smart TV and DVD. Wood burner with fuel supplied. Oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine.. Walking distance to shops, pubs, and restaurant. Off road parking for 2 cars.
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