A characterful home-from-home for up to eight, this four-bedroom cottage beckons for rest, relaxation and exploration. Providing you with an unmissable opportunity to stay in one of the most beautiful pockets of the Lake District, its setting in the Duddon Valley is truly unique. Encompassed by uninterrupted countryside and overlooked by undulating fells, yet only 1.5 miles from a popular village pub, you’ll easily be able to spend your days following Wainwright’s ambling trails, breathing new life into Wordsworth’s words and discovering all that makes this national park England’s favourite.
Inside, orientate yourself towards the spacious lounge with its exposed beams, historic fireplace with cosy wood burner and sumptuous seating. With space for all the family to settle down, this is the perfect spot for movie and games nights together. When tummies start to rumble, the well-equipped kitchen has all the appliances and accoutrements you could need for rustling up wholesome meals, and even has a dishwasher to take care of the cleaning up. Ready to host meals, you can also choose between the pretty dining room and the suntrap patio with seating and fell views. Completing the picture, you will find four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Outside the property, a lawned garden provides a lovely spot to spread out a blanket and relax with a book in the sunshine. Great for walkers and cyclists, the surrounding countryside is home to a huge number of beautiful walks and cycle trails. Hikers, in particular, will be spoilt for choice with Wallowbarrow Crag, the Old Man of Coniston and Harter Fell within 10 miles of the cottage. For town vibes, venture over to the famous Hawkshead (17 miles) for a choice of eateries, shops and attractions, or for lakeside adventures, spend wistful hours on the shores of Coniston Water (11 miles).