Ground Floor
Traditional Lakeland porch opens into entrance hall, from here guests can access the cosy cottage sitting & dining room complete with Lakeland stone fireplace and smart TV. French windows open from the sitting room to the rear paved garden, offering panoramic views over the Woodland valley.
Just off the sitting room is the kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, electric cooker, fridge/freezer & washer/dryer.
There is also a small shower room with WC on the ground floor.
The yard to the front of the cottage is perfectly positioned to catch the midday and evening sun, from here you are welcome to sit, relax & simply watch the world go by.
First floor
Bedroom 1 - double bed
Bedroom 2 - double bed
Bedroom 3 - twin single beds
House bathroom with bath only & WC.
Outside
The cottage enjoys shared access to a delightfully private paved garden, offering an abundance of outside seating, undisturbed views and plenty of space for the little ones to play. This area is perfect for summer BBQ's, reflective moments and morning coffees.
Footpaths from the farm give direct access onto the nearby hills & across the valley.
There is open access to the neighbouring field, perfect for tiring out your canine companion (The owner Peter will let you know which field is best).
Should you be looking to explore the surrounding trails and byways on two wheels then secure indoor storage can be organised with Peter, suitable for mountain bikes, canoes & dinghies.
Facilities included
WiFi, bed linen, towels.
Available to hire
Travel cot & high chair.
Extra coal/logs by arrangement.
Parking
Parking available for several cars.
Property Notes
The farmyard, whilst quiet in nature is home to a family of hens, ducks, a cockerel, farm cats & working dogs. Sheep and cattle also graze in the fields nearby, offering many a photo opportunity.
Private water supply.
Nearby
Public Transport 2 miles
Pub 2 miles yards
Shop 4 miles
Cottage Postcode
LA20 6AH
Accessibility Guide:
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Local Activities
Woodland, Torver and the Duddon Valley, a beautiful and tranquil area well worth visiting and exploring. The landscapes here have changed little over time, with farming and forestry still very much in evidence. In springtime the nearby woods that dot the landscape are carpeted with wild garlic and scented bluebells, and away from the noise of the traffic the wildlife and bird song can be truly appreciated.
The area is very popular with walkers and cyclists of all abilities who enjoy escaping the central Lakes crowds. Peaks such as the Old Man of Coniston, Caw Fell and Greyfriar can all be accessed from the area. Should you be looking for something a little less challenging then the idyllic Lickle Valley, the Dunnerdale Fells and Beacon Tarn are all popular walking spots.