With breathtaking, uninterrupted fell views from almost every window, this contemporary country cottage is part of the select Bracken Fell development.
Situated in Outgate, a small village within easy reach of both Ambleside, with its large choice of shops & restaurants and Hawkshead.
Although modern and stylish in presentation, Honister Cottage retains the charms of Lakeland with traditional stone exterior details and cosy stove within.
You'll find comfortable space for 2 or 3 people.
There's a super dining area within the cottage and both the Outgate Inn and the acclaimed Drunken Duck Inn and Restaurant are within enviably easy reach.
If you're struggling to choose between rural and central, this might just be your ideal choice.
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Accommodation in detail
Lakeland stone porch, with space for walking jackets and boots, leading through to the spacious, bright and airy hall and dining area.
Continue to the comfortable lounge, with superb views through dual aspect windows, deep-cushioned sofas and warming wood burner-style stove (gas for ease), large flat screen TV with Sky Sports package & a DVD player.
The spacious kitchen includes a breakfast bar.
The first en-suite double bedroom (let as a single only) is on the ground floor, then upstairs to the king-size en-suite double bedroom.
Both bedrooms have fresh and relaxing bathrooms.
At the front of the cottage is a private furnished patio.Location
The Bracken Fell development of select Lake District country cottages nestles between Ambleside and Hawkshead, in the peaceful village of Outgate.
There are a handful of traditional cottages in here, as well as the all-important Outgate Inn.
Perfect after a day on the fells!A self-catering cottage in Outgate makes a great base for walking in the Lake District.
The cottage is surrounded by scenic strolls for all abilities, and there are many famous Lake District walking routes nearby.
The Langdale Valley is only a short drive away, overlooked by the famous Langdale Pikes and offering wonderfully scenic valley strolls.
Coniston water and the Coniston Old Man fell walk are also within easy reach.
There are also some lovely routes surrounding Hawkshead, such as Tarn Hows and Easedale Tarn.
In the surrounding countryside, you'll explore the landscapes that inspired the author Beatrix Potter.
You can also visit her former home, Hill Top, at Near Sawrey.
For sophisticated shopping, acclaimed Lake District restaurants and the delights of Lake Windermere's shores, head to Ambleside.
It's only a few miles away and the perfect place to stock up the kitchen.
A short stroll will take you from the village centre to Waterhead Pier.
From there, WIndermere Lake Cruises provide a scenic route to Bowness and Lakeside.
