The property
Idyllically positioned in the rural countryside of Camerton, in the sought-after county of Cumbria, rests this charming whitewashed holiday home, Camerton Hall Cottage. Thought to be the former gatehouse for the neighbouring Georgian manor house of Camerton Hall, Camerton Hall Cottage boasts a warming and homely interior, making the perfect base for a retreat to the country. Park up in the off-road parking space before unloading your bags and stepping inside the lovely dwelling and into a handy hallway space, where you can kick off your muddy boots and hang your walking gear before continuing through to discover more of the delights of your new home-from-home. Entering through the rustic stable door, be charmed by the quaint and homely décor of the open-plan living/dining room, thoughtfully laid-out with a sumptuous sofa nestled alongside a pair of armchairs gathered in front of a warming woodburning stove, providing the perfect setting for cosy nights in around the fire with your loved ones. When stomachs start to rumble, discover the spacious well-equipped kitchen tucked away at the rear of the property, flooded with natural light welcomed in through the elegant skylight and renovated to a high standard with an effortless blend of contemporary and traditional décor, with exposed wooden beams and glossy granite worktops. Make use of the rustic range cooker to prepare some tasty treats for the group before gathering together at the nearby dining table to serve the fruits of your labor, backed by the peaceful views of the surrounding greenery. Carry the conversation outdoors with a sociable seat on the private patio; a truly lovely spot to soak in the last of the evening sun with your favourite tipple following a day packed full of adventure. When sleep calls, retreat indoors to discover two sumptuous bedrooms, a king-size and a double, each serviced by the family bathroom, where guests can choose between an indulgent soak or a quick rinse. Get to know the charming country town of Cockermouth, settled around the River Derwent, it is home to an excellent array of local businesses and shops to browse, as well as being the birthplace of Wordsworth and home to the National Trust's Wordsworth House and Garden, also boasting pubs and restaurants. A stroll further afield will bring you into the heart of the village of Seaton, where you'll find all of your local amenities, including a well-stocked convenience store, perfect for picking up any last-minute essentials, and two traditional country pubs, serving hearty homecooked meals alongside a range of drinks, including crisp pints of real ale and quirky cocktails; if you time it right, you might even catch a spot of live music! The town of Workington is within easy reach, idyllically positioned on the coastline of the Irish Sea, home to the ruins of the sought-after manor house, Workington Hall, along with a fabulous selection of amenities including a bustling high-street and a delicious selection of eateries to suit all tastes and budgets. Whilst you're in the area, be sure to pack your walking boots and head to the picturesque landscape of the Lake District National Park, where you can discover the largest lake and the highest mountain in the country and spend days exploring the delights of the towns of Bowness, Ambleside and Kendal to name a few. Retreat to the country with an unforgettable stay at Camerton Hall Cottage.
Please Note - There is only one car parking space for this property and this is marked clearly marked on the wall.
About the location
COCKERMOUTH
Bassenthwaite Lake 7 miles; Keswick 13 miles.
The small country market town of Cockermouth is situated in the quiet north-western part of the Lake District, a largely undiscovered and unspoilt area, yet only 13 miles from Keswick. The town is famous as the birthplace of both William Wordsworth and Fletcher Christian (of Mutiny on the Bounty fame) and Wordsworth’s Georgian family home, on the main street, is now a popular visitor attraction, owned by the National Trust. Cockermouth offers a good variety of shops, pubs and places to eat, but (of course) the main attraction of the area is the beautiful scenery and excellent walking in the northern lakes – Bassenthwaite Lake, Ennerdale Water and Derwent Water.
Please Note - There is only one car parking space for this property and this is marked clearly marked on the wall.
