A stone's throw from the centre of Grasmere, this beautifully renovated Lakeland cottage is situated in a quiet mews courtyard setting and is far from just a convenient bolt hole.
With characterful exposed beams and roof angles which have been retained and only add to the charm of the place - somewhere to relax, unwind, and embrace the pace and beauty of this world-renowned area.
Take advantage of your private parking - you can explore wonderful walks, spell-binding arts history, cosy Lakeland pubs and friendly village life without even using your car.
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Accommodation in detail
Private parking in the allocated space outside in the courtyard.
Enter to spacious utility area - ideal for those with valuable walking equipment or bicycles.
Entrance lobby leads upstairs to the first floor living area: this raised open plan living area offers a comfortable sitting area, dining area and well-equipped kitchen.
Second floor: two pleasant cottage bedrooms (one double bedroom and one twin bedroom).
A modern, sky-lit bathroom with shower over bath.
Location
At the very heart of the Lake District National Park, Grasmere is an adorable Lakeland village with ample facilities for self-catering breaks - including some excellent pubs and restaurants.
It's full of Lake District charm and character and also steeped with artistic history; William Wordsworth lived here in Dove Cottage (open to the public) during one of his most productive periods as a poet.
Local painters have also long been inspired, and several watercolour galleries exhibit in the village including the renowned Heaton Cooper Studio.
This fascinating village is a great place to base your self-catering holiday.
On lazier days, explore the quaint village centre or take a peaceful riverside walk.
Nearby Rydal Water is a particular joy.
If you're looking to hit the fells and explore secluded tarns, you're in the right place.
A manageable hike leads up to Easedale Tarn, amidst fells above the village.
Serious walkers might attempt Fairfield, Silver How, Helm Crag and Loughrigg; all within easy reach.
A starting point for Helvellyn is only a short drive up the road at Thirlmere.
