Roseberry Cottage

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

11 Customer Review(s)

Pauline
April 2022

“On entering it is clear the house has recently been repainted.”

The house itself was spotless and fresh. A family and dog friendly cosy little gem in the centre of the village with a parking permit!

The house itself was spotless and fresh. A family and dog friendly cosy little gem in the centre of the village with a parking permit! We've already booked for later this year.

- Pauline, April 2022
Andrew March 2022

“The cottage is lovely, and we had a great week there, but there are a few things that need some attention:- - first floor bathroom - the shower sometimes doesn't turn off without getting out and going to turn off the switch by the door in to the bathroom - also first floor bathroom - hand towel rail is loose - kitchen patio doors do not seem very secure.”

the door without lock does not fix securely to the frame so both doors wobbly when locked - thermostat doesn't work properly - it sometimes needs turning up to 25 or 30 to make heating come on, even when quite cold in the house Thanks

- Andrew, March 2022
Natalie October 2021

“Not 4* currently.”

Roseberry has some lovely qualities, but sadly it has become really quite grubby, the standard of decor was unacceptable with several large patches where the paint has come off the walls, damp patches on ceilings, dryer didn’t work, WiFi hit and miss, TV unreliable and a list of other issues that need addressing. Scores of reviews saying the same, I reported it all to Sykes who told me they’d pass it on to Lakelovers who then emailed to say they’d ‘resolved my situation’ without actually apologising, telling me what action they’d take or offering any solution at all.

- Natalie, October 2021
Lesley October 2021

“Lack of good door security, only one set of keys provided.”

Pet friendly was not really as dog not allowed to stay on own … lots of cobwebs up high although other than that it was very clean.

- Lesley, October 2021
Denise September 2021

“We was disappointed with the property after staying with lake lovers a few times ...”

We was disappointed with the property after staying with lake lovers a few times over the years pre Covid we expected more

- Denise, September 2021
Jayde September 2021

“What an amazing location absolutely perfect!”

- Jayde, September 2021
Karla August 2021

“Cosmetically needs some TLC lots of paintwork peeling off walls.”

Downstairs dull and chilly and flooring needs replacing. Great location and clean overall we enjoyed our holiday but we won’t be staying at this property again.

- Karla, August 2021
Laura June 2021

“Fantastic little gem in the centre of Ambleside, all amenities close by.”

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay, it was so nice to get away! The cottage was clean, well presented and comfortable.

- Laura, June 2021
Lynn May 2021

“The size of the rooms and the location of the property is excellent.”

This property could be very special but the state of the decor really lets it down throughout the property. Lots of paint coming off the wall, cracks in the wall which need attention. Looking at comments in the visit book this is not a new problem and has been the case for quiet some time. The shower although has plenty of hot water it is not very powerful which again lets down the bathroom which is very large and lovely. Given the price of the property these must be fixed and if so then the price of the stay would be good value but as is then it is over priced. Shame it has lots of potential just needs some TLC.

- Lynn, May 2021
Paul April 2021

“The property whilst nice is in need of some maintenance.”

The front sitting room has clear signs of a damp issue along the front wall behind the couch and under the window. The kitchen should really have a door fitted between it and the stairs. Whoever gets the top floor bedroom has no sound protection between their room all the way through to the kitchen. If the dishwasher or washing machine are switched on over night they can clearly be heard. The bathroom in the attics could benefit from a proper blind on the window. The adjacent building is having work done and the builders can see you in the shower and on the loo!

- Paul, April 2021
K Farley Nov -0001

“Enjoyed having a cottage right in the centre of Ambleside which meant we had easy access to the village and a range of walks.”

- K Farley, Nov -0001
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The property

Roseberry Cottage is a real charmer; a sophisticated cottage retreat, only seconds from the vibrant centre of Ambleside. Outwardly a traditional Lakeland terrace with quaint walled patio garden, internally refurbished with contemporary elegance and comfort throughout. Both double bedroom suites have superb views, and fabulous en-suite bathroom facilities - one or two couples can spread out and relax with no argument over rooms! There's space to dine in, and a coveted short stroll to the shops,restaurants, lake cruises and late nights of Ambleside and Waterhead Pier. What a place to recharge your batteries! == Accommodation in detail Enter through a jolly red gate into a walled suntrap courtyard (useful for bike storage). Entrance hall gives access to stunning designer kitchen / dining area; with granite finish and glass dining table. Patio doors to courtyard, plus cloakroom and additional WC. Cosy lounge with luxurious leather sofas, feature stove and flat screen TV. First floor: King-size double bedroom with village and mountain views. Also a spacious luxury bathroom with designer centre-standing bath and separate shower cubicle. Loft floor: Charming king size bedroom loft suite with vaulted ceiling and superb views. An open staircase divides the room to a feature roll-top bath (perfect for star gazing with skylight above) and separate shower en-suite. In terms of parking, there is one permit provided inside the property which can be used for an SLDC car park which is close by. Location Self-catering in Ambleside is without doubt the best way to stay. As well as immersing yourself in a sought-after Lake District community, you can share in the hustle and bustle of local shops, specialist delis, traditional Lakeland pubs and acclaimed Ambleside restaurants with incredible ease. Combine lazy days in the village with world-class walks right from your doorstep - Ambleside is definitely the hub for walkers and you'll pick up all sorts of walking tips from expert shops or down the pub! A stroll to Waterhead Pier and you'll catch a steamer to Bowness or Lakeside - a great way to begin a day on foot. For wider exploring in our National Park, navigating from a self-catering base in Ambleside is easy by car or bus. The A591 leads north to Rydal Water, Grasmere, Wordsworth Country and beyond, or south to Windermere and Bowness. The breathtaking Langdale Valley and Coniston are within easy reach too - it's a sublimely versatile base!

Summary

Two Kingsize Bedrooms
luxury bathroom with designer center-standing bath and separate shower
Loft roll top bath & separate shower en-suite
Ground floor cloakroom/3rd WC/ wash basin
Electric oven and halogen hob
Microwave
Dishwasher
Fridge & freezer
Washer / dryer
Wi-Fi
1 minute walk to village centre
Enclosed courtyard patio with furniture
Secure bike storage
One Parking Permit for SLDC car park.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200.

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About the location

AMBLESIDE

Windermere 4 miles; Grasmere 4 mile; Keswick 15 miles.

Lying at the northern tip of Lake Windermere, England’s largest lake, Ambleside makes a superb base for touring the central Lakes, with Grasmere and the Langdale Valley just a short drive away. There is plenty to do here - cruises, boat trips and watersports on Lake Windermere itself and numerous shops, restaurants and pubs in the village to suit all tastes. On the lakeside at Waterhead, the parkland offers lovely views down the lake and a short stretch of beach, whilst a walk in the other direction, following Stock Ghyll through woodland, will bring you to the entrancing waterfall of Stock Ghyll Force. Along with the Lake and the great walking on offer, Ambleside is also famous for its annual rushbearing ceremony and the diminutive 17th century “Bridge House” - one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District and now the National Trust Information Centre.

2 small dogs welcome. Cats are welcome

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Reviews

“On entering it is clear the house has recently been repainted.”

“Not 4* currently.”

“Lack of good door security, only one set of keys provided.”

“We was disappointed with the property after staying with lake lovers a few times ...”

“What an amazing location absolutely perfect!”

“Cosmetically needs some TLC lots of paintwork peeling off walls.”

“Fantastic little gem in the centre of Ambleside, all amenities close by.”

“The size of the rooms and the location of the property is excellent.”