Four seasons in a day is no joke in the Lakes. Here is what to pack for a Lake District holiday, from waterproofs and walking boots to the bits people always forget.
1 / 1Parking
From £360 per week
Up to £603 at peak
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2Sleeps
1Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
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Overview
Escape to this Lakeland sanctuary where two guests and their faithful furry friend can lose themselves in the beauty of their surroundings. Find the one-bedroom cottage which shares a garden with its neighbour is an idyllic base from which to go hiking and cycling. Make the 2-mile walk down to impressive Aira Force then catch one of the famous Ullswater steamers. Disembark in Pooley Bridge for a cup of tea and slice of cake. To browse in independent shops boutiques and market stalls head to Keswick or Penrith both about 11 miles away. Find cafes restaurants and pubs in both lively hubs: hire a boat on Derwentwater from Keswick and see the castle ruins in Penrith. Wander into this charming cottage from the back and find yourselves in the light-filled lounge/diner with its sloping ceilings. Settle down on the comfortable seating to watch TV or perhaps a DVD chosen from the collection here. Help yourself to a book from the shelves if you prefer. Head through into the kitchen to prepare dinner with the fresh local produce you have found on your trips out. The kitchen has an electric oven and halogen hobs microwave and fridge. Carry dinner through to eat together at the table. As night falls make your way through to the bright bedroom with its king-size four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom which comes with a bath with handheld shower WC and handbasin. Bask out in the sunshine on spring and summer days in the garden which has a summer house and is shared with another cottage. Look out for wildlife and take in the views. There is parking at the cottage. Need to know: 1 bedroom king size. 1 en suite bathroom. Electric oven and halogen hobs, microwave and fridge. TV/DVD. Wi Fi included ( speed variable not suitable for downloading or streaming). Parking. Shared garden. Additional dogs may be accepted upon request. Pub 1.5 miles, shop 5 miles. Please note there is restricted headroom in the bathroom due to a sloping ceiling.
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