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3 Bedroom Bed in Motherby (SZ361)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This a charming barn conversion, located in the heart of the peaceful village of Motherby which itself is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Inside, youll find delightful accommodation for up to six people and two lucky dogs. On the ground floor is a well-equipped kitchen, handy utility room and a cosy living room with wood burner which opens to a lovely dining area. Also on the ground floor is the first of the two bathrooms whilst up on the first floor are the three lovely bedrooms and a great shower room. As well as all this, Oakdene also has parking for two cars and a small, secluded garden with patio, accessible at the side of the property. The small village of Motherby is tucked away from the main hustle and bustle but still easily accessed from the M6 and A66, making it an ideal base from which to explore your surroundings. There are lots of local footpaths and bridleways to take advantage of straight from the front door. Why not walk to the neighbouring villages of Greystoke or Penruddock, where you can enjoy a meal at the pub before heading back. Enjoy a peaceful walk at nearby Eycott Nature Reserve or venture up Great Mell Fell or Little Mell Fell, both of which can be seen from the cottage. The starting point of the wallk is just a 10-minute drive from the cottage. Youll be rewarded after the climb with stunning panoramic views from the summit. For those with an interest in local history, spend some time exploring the historic houses at Dalemain and Hutton-in-the-Forest before heading to Lowther Castle, an intriguing facade of a bygone era. Head up nearby Askham Fell for stunning views of Ullswater. If youd prefer to be closer to the water, why not hire a boat or try some wild swimming? You can always hitch a ride on the stately steamer if youd rather somebody else did the hard work! Head inside Oakdene and youre sure to feel right at home. By the main entrance at the rear of the cottage, youll find useful hooks and a wooden bench, ideal for storing wet coats and muddy boots before continuing further inside. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hobs, fridge, handy microwave and theres even a dishwasher so therell be no need to fight over who has to do the washing up! A large utility room houses the freezer and useful washing machine, as well as additional hooks for drying wet clothes. Down three steps from the hallway is the cosy living room. With an inviting corner sofa and three-seater sofa, its a lovely room in which to relax after a day out exploring. Theres a TV for entertainment in here too. The living room leads on the dining area. Gather round the table and enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal whilst comparing notes on the days adventures, or spread out your maps and guidebooks to plan tomorrows. Also on the ground floor is the first of the cottages two fantastic bathrooms. Complete with a WC, wash basin and bath with shower over; whether you prefer a long soak in the tub or a refreshing shower, all tastes are catered for here. Onwards and upwards to the first floor and the three lovely bedrooms. The first room has a king-size bed, perfect for indulging in a long lie in. The second king-size room is just as lovely as the first, with stunning views towards Helvellyn and Striding Edge, as well as Little Mell Fell and Great Mell Fell. The third bedroom is a cosy bunk room. The bunk bed in here has a single on the top with small double as the bottom bunk. Please note, this room can only accommodate a maximum of two people. Also on the first floor is a great contemporay shower room, with WC, washbasin and shower cubicle. Outside, there is parking for two cars in the car port behind the cottage (please note, the car port has a max height of 1.85m). There is also a small garden area next to the car port, a delightful spot for a peaceful morning coffee or an evening aperitif.
Weekly prices from £646.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Braithwaite (SZ533)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Originally two separate cottages and located in the delightful village of Braithhwaite, this cottage is a charming home from home for six people. Look out for the large wooden farm gate and bright yellow front door down some steps, a delightful way to enter this charming cottage. Inside, youll find a wonderful kitchen/diner with wood burning stove, cosy living room and a sun room. Theres also a handy utility room with WC on the ground floor whilst upstairs on the first floor are the three bedrooms and family bathroom. To the rear of the cottage is a delightful garden with three patios and a lawn area, with lovely views over the surrounding countryside. As well as all this, there is parking for 2 cars and bikes can also be stored in the large covered entrance at the cottage. Braithwaite is a paradise for walkers, with a wide variety of routes on offer staight from the front door of the cottage. Head up the road to Whinlatter Forest where there are nine woodland walking trails to choose from. Adrenaline junkies can even try out the Go Ape high ropes course, or why not hire mountain bikes and explore the three dedicated cycling trails? Walk from the cottage to Force Crag Mine for clues about the areas industrial heritage. Local fell Barrow may be modest in height but the panoramic views from the top are anything but! Serious fell walkers can also tackle Grisedale Pike, where youll be rewarded with stunning views after the scramble up the ridge to the summit. Walk, cycle, take the bus or drive into Keswick, just 3 miles away, for a morning mooching round the independent and outdoor shops. Grab lunch to go from one of the local cafes and head down to Derwentwater to enjoy a lakeside picnic. Why not take a ride on the popular launch to see the water from a different perspective? Families will love a trip to the nearby Lake District Wildlife Park. Or adults can treat themselves to a tour and tasting at the renowned Lakes Distillery. The large covered entrance is ideal for leaving wet coats and muddy boots before continuing inside. The large kitchen-diner is a wonderful sociable space. Cooks in the party are sure to love whipping up a feast in the kitchen; its well equipped with all the essentials for a self-catering holiday. Theres an electric oven and hob, fridge and handy microwave as well as a good selection of useful cooking equipment. The room is complete with a cosy wood burning stove, the perfect accompaniment to meals around the dining table. A handy utility room can be found off the hallway and houses the freezer, the washer-drier, should you need to make use of this during your stay, and an indoor clothes line. Theres also a useful WC in here too. The living room is the perfect place to relax after a day out exploring and theres also a lovely sun room on the ground floor too. A wonderful light-filled room, perfect for catching up with a good book, or simply enjoy a peaceful moment looking out to the lovely garden. A wonderfully calming room, ornithologists will love sitting in here and watching the comings and goings of the many birds who also like to pay the cottage a visit (or its garden at least!). Large glazed doors open onto a paved area extending the sun room into the garden. Up the stairs to the first floor and the three lovely bedrooms. First up is the spacious master bedroom. With a double bed and fantastic views, why not bring your morning cuppa back to bed and indulge in a long lie in - you are on holiday after all! The second equally spacious bedroom also has a double bed and lovely views over the surrounding countryside. Further along the landing youll find the twin bedroom. Also on the first floor is the family bathroom. With a WC, wash basin and bath with shower over - whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the bath or a refreshing shower, all tastes are catered for here. Outside the cottage there is parking for two cars and the covered entrance at the front of the cottage can also be used for storing bikes (please remember to bring your own locks), ideal if you like getting out and about on two wheels. To the rear of the cottage is the large garden with three patios and a lawn area. There are delightful views over the surrounding countryside so make the most of the outdoor furniture provided and enjoy dining alfresco with a wonderful backdrop.
Weekly prices from £914.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ542)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This beautiful holiday home is a pretty Lakeland stone house built in 1849 and now completely renovated, equipped and furnished to a very high standard with two spacious and comfortable reception rooms, two contemporary shower rooms, and three beautifully furnished bedrooms. With an enclosed patio garden for outdoor dining, youll find it ticks all the boxes for a family or small group break. Quiet peaceful location yet only minutes from all Keswick’s sights and amenities. Keswick is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts whether its fell walking, cycling, water-sports or adrenaline fuelled adventure youre looking for. Walkers are spoiled with everything from iconic Lakeland giants to gentle lakeside ambles available right from the door. Why not take on mighty Skiddaw during your stay? Or try the gentle 10 mile walk round Derwentwater, theres the opportunity at various points along the way to catch one of the stately launches back to town if youd rather not do the whole thing. The town itself is vibrant and friendly with an atmosphere all its own. Theres a twice weekly market, a great selection of outdoor and independent shops, even its own art deco cinema just across the road. To keep families amused there is an indoor climbing wall, an excellent playpark is just a short walk from the house while the foodies among you can enjoy a fantastic choice of restaurants, pubs and cafes. You could always take in a play or concert at the magical Theatre by the Lake during your stay. Keswick truly has everything you could wish for from a Lakeland holiday and at the property, its all on your doorstep. On arrival at the house youre greeted by a charming porch which leads into the dining room. Theres a substantial dining table and chairs, a large map and plenty of local books for planning your days out and the most lovely tiny desk set into an alcove. Moving through to the living room guests will find it an elegant space to relax with exposed floorboards, a richly coloured rug, two deep comfy sofas and a long ottoman bench arranged around a wood burner. Theres a Smart TV as well as a Bose sound dock to keep you entertained and a large window for watching the world go by. Next to the modern well-equipped kitchen which has a built-in fan oven, four gas hobs, dishwasher, microwave and all the crockery and cookware youll need for your stay, as well as a Nespresso coffee machine. Beyond the kitchen is a handy utility area with a sink, washer/dryer and plenty of space for coats and muddy boots as well a lovely downstairs shower room with mixer shower and WC. Moving up to the first floor theres a mid-staircase landing where youll find the indulgent main shower room. It has a contemporary feel about it with slate-effect tiles, large walk-in-style shower area with mixer shower and huge drencher head. You access the three lovely bedrooms from the next landing. The master bedroom has a king-size bed with wooden bedframe, a tallboy style wardrobe with hanging space and drawers, a decorative fireplace along with a delightful window seat and an elegant armchair for relaxing or enjoying a good book. The double bedroom has a distinctive metal bedstead set into an alcove, another tallboy wardrobe, its own decorative fireplace and a view to the church spire across the way. Lastly to the charming twin bedroom, this has two wood frame single beds, a wardrobe for storage and a view over the towns rooftops to Skiddaw in the distance. To the front of the cottage is a gravelled area with a stone bench, perfect for watching the world go by with your morning cuppa. At the back of the cottage youll find the enclosed, stone flagged patio. With distinctive quirky signs and outdoor furniture, this is ideal for enjoying a spot of al fresco dining.
Weekly prices from £882.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Windermere (SZ485)
Windermere, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Soak up the sublime setting of this 17th century Lakeland barn which has been converted to the highest of standards, with luxury touches throughout. The living space is beautifully convivial with fantastic views and sofas in the kitchen, and a gorgeously comfortable lounge with cream leather sofas and cosy woodburning stove. Outside you have space, and lots of it! The garden has little areas to explore, a large lawn surrounded by trees and split level patio. Located in a rural spot on the outskirts of Bowness-on-Windermere, the village is just under two miles away by car. If you want to head off on foot, the Dales Way footpath runs close to the house and takes you into Bowness in just over one mile. For dining out do sample the fine dining menu at a local diner just up the road from it or head into Bowness and Windermere for a choice of pubs, restaurants and cafes. If you’re a keen golfer, then you’ll enjoy having Windermere Golf Course nearby and anyone who enjoys messing about on a boat has a great range of hire and launching options to get out on the lake. There is also a network of lovely rural footpaths nearby with ever-changing and ever-beautiful views. This characterful holiday home is ideally located for exploring the southern Lake District. Bowness is just a short drive away giving you access to Windermere lake shore and the regular boat services across the lake linking all the local attractions as well as providing stunning views on the way. Explore the independent shops in the courtyards of the pretty market town of Kendal, follow the trail of Wordsworth to picture-perfect Grasmere or explore the lesser known areas of the Lake District peninsulas bordering on to Morecombe Bay. As you step through the original barn door, you enter the spacious entrance hall. From here is the first bedroom with king-size bed, TV, small wardrobe, chests of drawers and bedside tables. There is a bathroom here too, with shower over the bath. Stairs lead to a galleried area – it’s a great space for working if you have bought work away on holiday with you, or kids love it to spy on the adults in the lounge below. From the entrance hall is the lounge – a welcoming space with wood burner, large contemporary leather sofa and quality furnishings, high ceilings with wooden beams. There is a Smart TV in here, DVD player and a Bluetooth speaker. A few steps up from the lounge leads you to the kitchen which has a dining table as well as more comfortable seating – a sofa and two tub chairs which look out of the large window to the garden and lovely far reaching views beyond. The kitchen is an exceptional space, fully equipped with an electric oven, 5 zone induction hob, microwave, dishwasher, large fridge/freezer, Nescafe Dolce Gusto coffee machine, DAB radio and plenty of storage space. There is also a utility room with washing machine and a wine cooling fridge downstairs. Stairs from the kitchen lead down to two further bedrooms, both of which are en-suite. The master bedroom here has king-size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and bedside tables and an en-suite shower room, and the second bedroom has two single beds wardrobe, chest of drawers and bedside table, TV, DVD and an en-suite bathroom (with shower over the bath). The large garden outside has uninterrupted views of the surrounding fields and rolling hills. It’s a fabulous space with a large lawned area and a fire pit at the bottom. Immediately outside the house there is a patio area with garden furniture – the perfect space for a BBQ! The garden backs on to open countryside and Cleabarrow Tarn can be seen at the other side of the lane. Take in the view before you set off on one of the very many walks that start on your doorstep. A selection of games, books, DVDs and jigsaws are provided as well as 1 Gigabit full fibre broadband.
Weekly prices from £964.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ407)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Completely renovated and refurbished throughout to a superb standard, this is a stunning cottage for six people and two lucky dogs. The fabulous open-plan kitchen-diner is spacious and filled with light, whilst the living room has a cosy wood burning stove. The luxurious family bathroom with deep freestanding bath and walk-in shower is also on the ground floor. Up on the first floor are the three bedrooms, with beautiful mountain views, and a modern shower room. As well as driveway parking for 2/3 cars, this property has a delightfully quiet front garden with stunning fell views and an enclosed rear garden with decking, shed for bikes and a lawn area. Portinscale is a charming village with easy access to all the facilities in Keswick, rightly popular with all who visit. Derwentwater is a short walk from the house: explore the footpaths along the lakeshore or head into the woods by the Lingholm Estate, once a holiday residence of Beatrix Potter, now a delightful cafe with walled garden. For those wishing to get on the water, Derwentwaters two marinas are within easy walking distance. Popular Catbells is a must and the view from the top is certainly worth the scramble. For a longer day out on the fell tops, why not head up Causey Pike or tackle the Coledale Horseshoe? The village has a friendly pub and a fantastic cafe, perfect for some refreshments after all that exercise! The bustling market town of Keswick is just a five-minute drive or an easy 20-minute walk away. With a good selection of outdoor and independent shops, indulge in some retail therapy. A trip to the Keswick Museum and Art Gallery is a must for anyone with an interest in local history, or opt for a game of crazy golf or pitch and putt in the park. Treat yourselves to an evening out; take in a film at the family-owned cinema or take in a show at the renowned Theatre by the Lake. If you fancy heading slightly further afield, why not take a scenic drive through the Lakes to Grasmere, another charming Lakeland village thats certainly worth a visit? The spacious kitchen-diner really is the heart of this home-from-home; a stunning room, its a fantastic social space. The modern kitchen is sure to be a hit with the cooks in the group. Well designed and well equipped, theres a Smart TV, built-in electric oven, microwave and separate induction hob, large fridge-freezer, larder cupboard, toaster and kettle. A useful dishwasher means therell be no fighting over who has to the washing up - but when you see the view from the sink, you might not mind after all! A Nespresso coffee machine is provided for that morning coffee, just remember to bring your own pods with you. Prop up the breakfast bar at the end of the stylish island unit or take a seat on the comfy sofa and relax with a cuppa while watching the light changing on the slopes of Skiddaw. A fantastic extending dining table is perfect for convivial mealtimes; compare notes on the days events over a hearty homecooked meal or spread out your maps and guidebooks and plan tomorrows adventures. Off the kitchen is a handy utility area with a useful washing machine and a clothes airer hanging from the ceiling. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating throughout, so its a great spot for drying wet coats and boots. At the front of the cottage is the lovely living room with a large bay window letting in plenty of light. The two-seater and three-seater sofas are positioned around the wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings in in front of the fire. Theres a large Smart TV for entertainment too. Also on the ground floor is the beautiful family bathroom. As well as the expected WC and washbasin, theres a large modern walk-in shower enclosure with drencher shower head and a smaller handheld shower too. The large free-standing bath is a real treat, perfect for soothing muscles tired from walking. Off the light-filled, spacious landing on the first floor are the three wonderful bedrooms. The first bedroom you come to has a king-size bed with a feature yellow headboard. Light, bright and airy thanks to the large bay window to the front, there are wonderful views towards the fells and Derwentwater. Indulge in a long lie in and enjoy the view with your morning cuppa - you are on holiday after all! Behind the bed is some handy hidden hanging storage and theres also a useful tall chest of drawers, as well as a lovely dressing table and stool. The next bedroom is a twin room and is no less lovely than the first. There’s a feature royal blue headboard and the views this time are over the rear of the cottage towards Skiddaw and the River Derwent. The wardrobe with drawers provides plenty of storage and this room also has a dressing table and stool. This room contains a super king zip-and-link bed that can also be made up as a twin on request. Last but by no means least is the lovely double bedroom, this time with a soft green headboard. Another bright room with a wonderful view towards the magnificent Skiddaw range. There are handy hooks for hanging storage as well as a useful large chest of drawers and bedside tables. Hairdryers are provided in all bedrooms with luxury Egyptian cotton bedding and towels. Theres also a modern shower room on the first floor, with stylish herringbone wall tiles and a quirky sunburst-effect flooring. This shower room has a WC, washbasin and a shower enclosure that has a fantastic large waterfall showerhead and a separate handheld shower too. As well as a driveway providing off-road parking for two/three cars, to the front of the cottage is a garden area. With comfortable sofas and a stunning view towards Catbells and Causey Pike, its a lovely spot to sit and unlace your boots after a day out on the fells! At the rear of the cottage is another lovely garden area, accessed via feature sliding doors from the kitchen. The wooden decking has garden furniture, perfect for al fresco dining or a BBQ, and the enclosed lawn area is ideal if youre bringing a dog. Muddy paws/wheels/boots are well catered for as there is a thermostatically controlled outside tap with shower attachment by the shed and clean drying towels provided in the utility. Theres also a wooden shed thats available for storing bikes (please remember to bring your own secure bike locks) - ideal if you like to get out and about on two wheels. With all this on offer, this cottage is certainly not one to be missed!
Weekly prices from £1,135.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ375)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Providing a relaxing getaway for families, friends and couples, this inviting cottage offers spacious holiday accommodation in the heart of the picturesque Lakeland village of Braithwaite. Nestling on the outskirts of Keswick, this traditional property has been thoughtfully updated and beautifully decorated to make a fantastic getaway for up to six guests. Featuring exposed brickwork, wooden beams and a warming wood burner, it’s a wonderful base for eager walkers and nature lovers exploring a magical part of the Lake District. Entering the cottage, you will find the fully equipped kitchen/diner which has a wide range of equipment so you can cook and share all your favourite family meals around the sociable dining table. After dinner, you can head through to the cosy lounge which is a perfect space for you all to sit back in front of the wood burner, watch a movie on the Smart TV or chat late into the night. Heading upstairs you will have a choice of three charming bedrooms, all decorated in light, relaxing shades and featuring sloping ceilings with exposed beams: there’s a pretty double room overlooking the village; a second double with a feature fireplace and lovely scenery; and a third bedroom which is a twin, particularly suitable for children. There’s also a stylish family bathroom. The village of Braithwaite has some great places to eat and drink, including a restaurant next to the cottage. Heading into Keswick (2.5 miles), popular attractions include the Puzzling Place, the Alhambra Cinema, Derwent Pencil Museum and the Theatre by the Lake on the northern shore of Derwentwater. Also nearby are Castlerigg Stone Circle, Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum, and Mirehouse and Gardens on the banks of Bassenthwaite Lake (all within 7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £570.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Masongill (SZ311)
Carnforth, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
Waterfalls, caves and fells are all positioned around this impressive holiday cottage, a quality base for an outdoor adventure retreat in the Yorkshire Dales. The handsome stone cottage sleeps six guests in between Ingleton (3 miles) and the Cumbrian town of Kirkby Lonsdale (5 miles), complete with the beauty of the Dales on its doorstep and the appeals of the Lake District just a drive short away (15 miles). A dog-friendly cottage, the spacious property offers a downstairs utility room with laundry facilities, ideal when returning home with wet paws and muddy fur. As for the humans, find ample shared spaces and three appealing bedrooms laid out over two floors to ensure maximum relaxation throughout a long or short stay. Parquet flooring, a painted farmhouse-style kitchen and original beams add to the rural charm of this country cottage. An open-plan lounge/diner is furnished with ample comfortable seating sat opposite a wood burner and a Smart TV, inviting endless nights of entertainment after dinner. There’s also a second lounge space for those hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of a larger group, complete with a TV/DVD player too. The first of the three bedrooms is located downstairs, accompanied by a ground-floor bathroom. Upstairs, the two remaining bedrooms share a family bathroom. Outside, a pretty lawn and patio garden are yours to unwind in when the sun shines, letting children and pets play peacefully on the grass. Venture underground and discover the awe-inspiring caves of Yordas (5 miles), Ingleborough (8 miles) and White Scar (4.5 miles), each with floodlit interiors that are waiting to be explored. Staying above ground, admire the pretty waterfalls at Thornton Force (4 miles) and, on the outskirts of Ingleton, follow the Ingleton Waterfall Trail (3 miles). Also safely above ground, the feat of engineering that is the Ribblehead Viaduct can be admired from afar on a rewarding hike (9 miles).
Weekly prices from £705.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ169)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
A very warm welcome to this 18th-century gem that has been lovingly modernised to create an elegant cottage for six. With three beautiful bedrooms, warm and welcoming socialising spaces, and an exceptionally picturesque situation, it really is a very special base for a Lakeland holiday. While retaining much of its period charm, the semi-detached cottage now boasts high-spec appliances, luxurious bathrooms and indulgent furnishings to appeal to our 21st-century sensibilities. A satellite cottage of the charming hamlet of Underskiddaw, the cottage sits right at the base of the mighty Skiddaw massif just a few miles from the much-loved town of Keswick. It has incredible panoramic views of Bassenthwaite Lake and the fells to its western side. benefiting from all the available afternoon and evening sun, the raised garden terrace is a wonderful place for al fresco dining - you might even be treated to a view of an occasional osprey. There are plenty of walks nearby to make use of its fellside situation. You could take the winding paths through woodland onto Dodd Fell and then onward up to Skiddaws summit, alternatively enjoy a scenic walk to Bassenthwaites shore. Just across the road lies The Calvert Trust where there is an excellent accessible pool which you can use by prior arrangement. The cottage is also just a stones throw from Mirehouse, a stately home with glorious gardens, multiple play areas and fascinating literary connections. Easily accessible from major road links, the cottage sits along the road that runs between Keswick and Bassenthwaite. Keswick is well known as the adventure capital of the Lakes but theres plenty more to enjoy there too. You could make use of the great range of cafes, pubs and restaurants; independent and outdoor shops; the regular market or take in a play or concert at the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake. You could also get out and about on Derwentwater either under your own steam or aboard one of the stately launches. Why not bring bikes and explore the quiet, undulating roads in the area known as Back o Skiddaw? However you choose to spend your stay, this cottage is a gorgeous base from which to enjoy this wonderful area. On arrival at the cottage, guests are greeted by a charming arched porch entering the stone-floored main hallway. Theres a cosy snug/playroom with a comfy two-seater sofa and two small childrens chairs and a TV with Freeview. A perfect space for little ones or teens to commandeer. The beautiful main living room has two deep sofas and one tub armchair arranged around a wood burner set into a deep sandstone fireplace. Its a wonderfully cosy room with light elegant decor ideal for playing board games or discussing your Lakeland adventures. One of the traditional latched doors leads from here to the first of the two staircases, but more about the first floor later. The kitchen/dining room is a gorgeous space with exposed beams and light modern units. Its well-equipped with a double fan oven, four ceramic hobs, a dishwasher, under-counter fridge, microwave, coffee machine and all the crockery and cookware youll need. Theres an under-stairs cupboard and a door to the second staircase. The large utility room has coat hooks and plenty of boot space for your outdoor gear, theres also a washer/dryer, an under-counter freezer and an entry to the downstairs WC. It also makes an ideal bedroom for your dog should you be bringing one along. Moving up, one of the twin staircases will take you to the sleeping accommodation. Firstly to the sumptuous super-king-size room which has a wardrobe for storage, a decorative fireplace and a beautiful view of Barf and Sale Fells across the valley. The room can be made up as a twin should your party require it; please advise on booking of this is the case. Next, take a step down from the landing to the characterful king-size bedroom. It has been built in to the eaves giving it a delightful cosy feel and it looks out onto the flank of Dodd Fell from its window. There are drawers and a hanging stand for clothes storage. With its step down and exposed beams the twin room (which can be made into a super-king-size upon request) shares the cosy feel of the king-size room, there are drawers and hanging hooks for storage and the same lovely view to Dodd Fell. Also on the first floor are the amazing family bathroom and a further shower room. Both have indulgent underfloor heating, modern suites and mixer showers with drencher heads in spacious enclosures. The bathroom also boasts a bath with shower attachment and a lovely view out to the garden and fells, what a wonderful place to soak away tired muscles. Outside the house there is a parking area shared with the neighbouring cottages, a lockable storage shed for bikes or kayaks and a beautiful garden with mature shrubs and panoramic views over Bassenthwaite Lake and the surrounding fells. The raised terrace has a picnic table with attached benches (and theres also another separate bench) for outdoor dining and making the most of sunny evenings. Why not pour a glass of wine and soak up the glorious surroundings?
Weekly prices from £797.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ118)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
This is a slate-clad Victorian cottage just 5 minutes walk from Keswicks bustling town centre. But dont let the traditional exterior fool you; the interior of the cottage has been refurbished in a tasteful, modern town house style, with white metropolitan tiles in the kitchen and bathrooms, glossy kitchen units and stylish leather sofas. There are three bedrooms: one double, one super-king (can be made up as a twin on request) and one twin (can be made up as a super-king on request) . So, whether youre an extended family with grandparents or just a group of friends looking for comfortable accommodation with easy access to Lake District town life, this property will most likely tick all of those boxes for you. Keswick itself is a busy, vibrant, friendly town with plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants, as well as more outdoor shops than you can shake a stick at and other interesting independent shops. There are a couple of museums, pitch and putt golf, radio-controlled boating, a climbing wall, a cinema and a theatre. Derwentwater is a 10-minute walk from the cottage and here you can hire rowing boats, take a trip on the launch or explore the paths around the lakeshore. The mountains surrounding Keswick are within easy reach – Catbells, the Coledale Horseshoe and Blencathra are all a great day’s walk, as well as Skiddaw and Latrigg (the latter can be seen from one of the bedroom windows). The Lake District is not only a Unesco World Hertitage Site, it also has a reputation as the ‘Adventure Capital of England’. Keswick is well-placed for a variety of activities and hosts a variety of events and festivals – there is the Film Festival in February, Words by the Water in March, the Jazz festival in May and the Beer Festival in June to name but a few. Local attractions include the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle (within walking distance), Keswick Spa Leisure Centre and Whinlatter mountain bike trails, amongst many others. The cottage has two entrances; one via the front of the cottage and a side entrance which leads into the kitchen. After a day on the fells, guests can use the back door which leads to a small drying area at the end of the kitchen. In keeping with the rest of the cottage, the kitchen has been tastefully refurbished in a modern townhouse style, with white metropolitan tiles setting off the high gloss kitchen units. A good use of space is made in the kitchen, which comprises of an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, freestanding fridge/freezer and an oak dining table that seats up to six people. High ceilings make the kitchen feel light and airy and it still retains the privacy of its guests despite the bustling street life on its doorstep. Like the kitchen, the living room has a clean, modern feel to it, with a two-seater and three-seater sofas and armchair, all in black leather, seating up to six people. A large flatscreen TV (with BluRay player and HDMI input for games consoles) sits above the gas faux wood burner and the tall Victorian sash windows flood the room with natural daylight. The stairway leading up to the first and second floors is quirky. Whilst safe, the winding staircase has a handrail but is narrow and small children would need to be closely supervised on the stairs. There are two WCs located on the first floor. The main bathroom has a WC, luxury walk-in shower (with drench and handheld shower heads) and a heated towel rail. The second WC is contained in a utility area with a washing machine and wash basin. There is one bedroom on the first floor which boasts a super-king bed, its large windows overlook the street below and its row of Victorian slate-clad houses. Two more bedrooms are located on the second floor. The bedroom to the rear of the cottage has zip-and-link beds which are made up as into twin beds as standard (please let us know if you would like these to be super-king). The final bedroom features a double bed. This room enjoys views over the rooftops and Skiddaw beyond. Each bedroom contains a full-length wardrobe, chest of drawers, mirror and bedside cabinets.
Weekly prices from £713.00