Anns Cottage, Langdale

Nestled in a pretty Langdale hamlet, this 'topsy turvy' 17th century Lakeland cottage offers walks in abundance from its doorstep. An elegant refurbishment has equipped the accommodation to exacting standards, but kept in place its traditional features; exposed ceiling beams, slate fireplace, thick walls, vaulted ceiling and picturesque windows. This peaceful and perhaps romantic retreat promises fire-side cosiness in winter, a private terraced patio for summery days, and a fine local pub nearby to follow those hard days on the fells. The greatest treat is the view from the master bedroom's brass bed! Anns Cottage boasts inclusive Langdale Leisure Club Membership for guests.

Accommodation in detail
Lane parking outside the cottage or next to the church. Entrance leads into well-equipped kitchen with fabulous view. Traditional walls open to cosy but bright lounge/dining room with stylish glass table, deep-cushioned furnishings and open fire. Also on ground floor are first twin bedroom and serene bathroom with corner bath. Inner hallway leads to staircase, rising to boutique-style double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and brass bed. Terraced balcony gives access to bike store.
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Location
The cottage's picturesque hamlet in the Langdale Valley offers tranquility, friendly local community, spectacular scenery, a wealth of world renowned walking in the surrounding area and on the Langdale Pikes, even without driving to a start-point. 

You could easily spend an entire holiday in Langdale Valley, taking memorable photos and ending days on the fells with hearty pub food and local ale. But you're never far from Ambleside, with excellent shops, pubs, bars, restaurants, cinema and cruises on Lake Windermere. Coniston, Hawkshead, Grasmere and Windermere are also within easy reach by bus or car.

The River Rothay runs through Langdale Valley, leading to Elterwater tarn. Lazy picnics, leisurely waterside walks and relaxation aplenty.