Cosy, quaint bothy in an idyllic spot with beautiful rural views and its own quirky design, only a few miles from the vibrant market town of Keswick.
A cosy retreat in the heart of the Lake District, this small and inviting hut makes a fantastic base for a solo traveller exploring the beautiful countryside between Ullswater, Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwentwater. Set on a seasonal campsite, this private and stylishly designed property is perfect for eager walkers, climbers, hikers and nature lovers experiencing the area’s magical landscapes. Just a few miles from the bustling town of Keswick, this unique property has been tastefully decorated to make a relaxing rural hideaway.
On entering this welcoming property, you will find the small and economically arranged main living area. Featuring an armchair and a TV, this is a relaxing space perfect for watching a favourite movie, catching up with a good book or unwinding in at the end of a great day. There’s also a handy kitchenette and a dining area so you can prepare a hearty breakfast or evening meal. A steep ladder will take you up into the bedroom, which features a single bed, impressive exposed wooden beams and Velux windows so you can see the stars in the night sky. The property also has a refreshing shower room.
With Blencathra to the north (2.5 miles), Skiddaw to the west (10 miles) and Helvellyn to the south (13 miles), this charming hut makes a great base for walkers and climbers. The friendly village of Threlkeld (1.5 miles) is home to the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum and Keswick Golf Club. The bustling and historic market town of Keswick (5.5 miles) sits at the northern tip of Derwentwater and is home to the Derwent Pencil Museum, the Theatre by the Lake, Puzzling Place, Castlerigg Stone Circle and Keswick Adventure Centre. Other attractions include Mirehouse and Gardens and the Aira Force Waterfall (both 9 miles).