This breathtaking Ambleside home enjoys an elevated setting with dramatic mountain views through every window.
Stone How is spacious, full of character and ingeniously designed on a single level to make the most of the outlook.
Every room brings the outside in, with an abundance of windows and glass panels.
The living areas are spacious and stylish, extending to a relaxed conservatory and decked patio - perfect for pre-dinner drinks!
Stone Howe is only a 5 minute walk from the centre of Ambleside village, bringing shops, restaurants and the shores of Lake Windermere within very easy reach.
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Accommodation in detail
Private parking for 1 car.
A pretty fenced pathway leads to the entrance and hallway.
Kitchen / dining room with cleverly positioned windows, to make the most of the outlook.
Spacious lounge with deep-cushioned sofas, warming electric stove, large windows and a door to the sunny conservatory.
King-size bedroom with en-suite shower room, light and airy twin bedroom with round window.
2nd house bathroom with shower over bath.
The decked patio is ideal for meals or drinks al-fresco.
Location
Ambleside is a popular Lake District village, taking a very scenic location on the northern shores of Lake Windermere and surrounded by a dramatic backdrop of Lakeland Fells.
In the village centre, you'll find sophisticated shopping and fabulous eating - an array of cafes, restaurants and traditional pubs await.
Ambleside also has two cinema venues - perfect family entertainment for relaxed or rainy days.
Why not take a cruise on Lake Windermere during your stay?
Windermere Lake Cruises depart regularly from Waterhead Pier, which is just a stroll out of the village - a great way to explore Bowness and Lakeside without taking your car.
Touring by car is scenic in every direction from your self-catering accommodation in Ambleside.
Follow the A591 north past tranquil Rydal Water to historic Grasmere, and visit the former home of William Wordsworth at Dove Cottage and The Wordsworth Museum.
The A591 also leads easily south to Troutbeck Bridge, Windermere and on to Bowness.