This sublime holiday home offers charming accommodation for explorers in the delightfully rural Pullwood Bay estate, yet is within 2 miles of Ambleside's restaurant-filled town centre. The estate spans 51 glorious acres of landscaped gardens and woodland, which can be delved into while keeping an eye out for squirrels and local deer. Venture to Ambleside to see the town's Victorian architecture, quirky shops and iconic Bridge House or Hawkshead (3.5 miles), to mosey through its pedestrianised cobbled streets, visit Wordsworth's old grammar school and pick out a classic from one of the bookstores. Use your private jetty to launch your watercraft, or spend a few hours taking in the sights of Windermere from Brockhole's ferry landing (4.5 miles). Alternatively, visit other famed lakes, such as Coniston Water, Grasmere and Dockey Tarn, all within 8 miles.
This first-floor apartment, located within the main Pullwood Bay house, provides a perfectly presented array of quality furnishings and soft muted tones. Once you enter the home, head up to the first floor to discover your holiday home. Pass the useful drying cupboard, before immersing yourself in the elegant open-plan living space. Steal a seat on the cosy sofa to catch up on your shows on the TV, or perhaps, spend time gazing upon the lake views. The well-appointed modern kitchen is just behind and is a seamless space for cooking up a feast, while the adjacent wooden table accommodates six guests. Off the hallway, the two light and bright bedrooms await. A super-king-size boasts far-reaching lake and fell views, and a gorgeous en-suite bathroom with a double-ended bath, making it a bubbly sanctuary after long strolls. The second bedroom is a charming twin (can be made into a super-king-size on booking) with access to a contemporary shower room with a shower and WC.
Take advantage of your incredible estate surroundings by enjoying a picnic at the water's edge while taking in those spectacular Windermere and fell panoramas. There is also a private jetty for launching dinghies, canoes, or kayaks, while the shallow bay is safe for paddleboarding or wild swims. The property benefits from one private parking space with a further visitor space available.