Grange House, Windermere

This captivating Grade II listed residence stands proudly at the foot of the Troutbeck Valley, only a stroll away from Windermere village and the shores of the lake. The spacious, gracious accommodation is flooded with light through gothic arched windows, full of relaxed corners for quiet reading, but perfect for memorable social gatherings. Family or friends will spread out in the superb living room overlooking extensive private gardens, dine in the elegant conservatory, plan the day in the breakfast kitchen and retreat to spacious, decadent bedrooms - every one is special. However formal or relaxed your gathering, your guests can take this holiday at their own pace.

Accommodation in detail
Private parking for 4 cars outside Grange House. Spacious entrance hallway with reading corners, leading to the stunning living room with window seating and a bay window overlooking the large private gardens. A breakfast kitchen leads into the impressive dining conservatory. Utility and cloakroom with 3rd WC. The first double bedroom is on the ground floor. An original Victorian staircase leads to the further 3 bedrooms; 2 superb king-size bedrooms (master with en-suite bathroom) and additional single bedroom. The luxurious house bathroom features a Victorian roll top bath and separate shower cubicle.
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Location
This impressive Windermere holiday home takes a blissfully private but convenient location; nestled in enclosed gardens at the foot of the Troutbeck Valley and only a stroll away from Lake Windermere and Windermere village. Whether you plan to explore breathtaking Lake District walks and acclaimed country pubs in the Troutbeck Valley, take a scenic drive over Kirkstone Pass to Ullswater, or simply relax and soak up the sophisticated Lakeland lifestyle in Windermere village, Bowness Bay and Ambleside, this location has it all.

Nearby Windermere village has a  Booths supermarket, local shops and butcher, lazy cafes and a selection of traditional Lake District pubs. If you venture a couple of miles further down the road, you'll reach Bowness on the eastern shores of Lake Windermere. Bowness is a lively Lake District holiday destination, with a vibrant high street of shops, cafes, restaurants and cinema. From the lake shore, hire boats come and go and the Windermere Lake 'steamers' ferry passengers the full length of the lake with stops at Ambleside and Lakeside. Windermere Golf Club is only a short drive out of Bowness, on the way to the Lyth Valley.

Head north on the famously scenic stretch of the A591, along the shores of the lake, and you'll reach cosmopolitan Ambleside. Ambleside is known for its contemporary shopping, excellent restaurants and lively walkers' community. Windermere Lake Cruises also depart just outside Ambleside, at Waterhead Pier.