Courtyard Cottage, Ambleside

A blissfully undisturbed and romantic retreat, with a village centre location that's hard to beat. Cosy yet contemporary, convenient yet wonderfully secluded from the hustle and bustle, Courtyard Cottage is a real find for a romantic break in the Lakes. The delightful interior, blending country cottage charm with sophisticated modern comfort, is made even more special by what's outside - a totally private, beautifully presented furnished courtyard only a stone's throw from the Lake District's most vibrant village centre. Whether you sit out for coffee in the morning sun, stay in your pyjamas all day or share a drink at sunset, you'll enjoy complete privacy with the shops, restaurants and romantic lake cruises of Ambleside close to hand. Park in your private space, and you may not need to use your car!

Accommodation in detail
A short flight of attractive Lakeland stone steps lead from your private parking space to the enchanting and private furnished courtyard. The entrance hall, with oak floor, leads to a chic yet homely living / dining room with sumptuous leather sofas and a window to your courtyard. The contemporary kitchen has all you need for dining in. The king-size bedroom features a lovely oak bed, and also overlooks your private courtyard. The bathroom is modern, fresh and beautifully tiled with shower over bath.
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Location
A holiday cottage in Ambleside is a real treat for a romantic break in the Lake District. With the stunning shore of Lake Windermere and its memorable lake cruises only a stroll away, the village centre is alive with lose-yourself shops, tempting delis, indulgent cafes and acclaimed Lake District Restaurants such as the famed 'Glass House'. You'll find traditional Lakeland pubs, interesting historic buildings, friendly local character and a host of experts just waiting to give you advice on the most unforgettable walking routes in the Lake District.

For day trips throughout the Lakes, a bolt hole in Ambleside is an ideal one. Whether you're walking in Langdale, driving the Kirkstone Pass or heading to William Wordsworth country in Grasmere, you'll make simple journeys with no complex navigation. The A591 provides a simple route north to Rydal Water and Grasmere, or south to Windermere and bustling Bowness. Of course, you could always take the boat!