Buttercup Cottage, Troutbeck
Arrival day: Saturday | Sleeps: 2
Dating back over 200 years this adorable, cosy and utterly romantic Lake District cottage is immersed in the breathtaking landscapes of Troutbeck Valley. Original oak beams, slate floors and a welcoming open fire display distinctive character and charm, but relaxation wouldn't be complete without the contemporary creature comforts; including a rejuvenating shower room and a chic, stylish and sumptuous double bedroom. Step outside to admire the views over your morning coffee, take a walk in the Lakeland Fells, wander through Troutbeck's friendly rural village, re-fuel by the fire at the Queen's Head or Mortal Man, or drive a few miles to Bowness and the shores of Lake Windermere. However you plan to spend your break in the Lake District, we're certain that Buttercup Cottage will steal your hearts!
Accommodation in detail
Private parking place outside the cottage. Small entrance hall leads to the cosy, but beautifully presented, lounge with Karndean wood floor, exposed beams and warming open fire. Open to the lounge but set apart by original slate floors, the Shaker kitchen and dining area are well-equipped for eating in. A shared utility room adjoins the kitchen. Upstairs, the romantic double bedroom is crisp and fresh, with a stylish modern shower room. A small and private sitting-out spot provides for morning coffee in the sun or pre-dinner drinks.
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Location
A romantic cottage in the Troutbeck Valley provides a Lake District holiday experience like no other. Still only a short drive from shops and restaurants in Windermere village, Lake Windermere itself and the vibrant lake shore communities of Bowness and Ambleside, the Troutbeck Valley is a peaceful haven away from the rush. Spectacular Lakeland fells surround this lush vallley; scattered with historic Lakeland houses and pretty woodlands, and blessed with several acclaimed Lake District country pubs.
Both the Queen's Head (at the start of the Kirkstone Pass) and the Mortal Man in Troutbeck village are renowned for their excellent food, Cumbrian produce and cosy fireside ambience. Perfect for a special occasion.
There are endless opportunities for romantic Lake District walks from your doorstep. Taking the car over Kirkstone Pass towards Ullswater, you'll pass Brothers Water - one of our favourite spots for a leisurely Sunday stroll.
For exploring further afield, despite the blissfully secluded feel of the Troutbeck Valley, you're never too far from the main linking roads throughout the Lake District.
Wi-fi service from 2012
