The Whins is a lovely, detached period cottage set within its own grounds on the outskirts of the beautiful town of Bowness-on-Windermere.
The property has recently undergone refurbishment with new carpets, soft furnishings and appliances.
This is a perfect base for couples wishing to discover the stunning beauty of the Lake District National Park, and is near to the serene waters of Lake Windermere and has a nicely designed interior.
Ample off-road parking will greet you upon arrival, before you enter your new home away from home and hang your jackets on the cloak rack in the entrance Hall.
Move into the galley-style kitchen, which is well-equipped with all the necessities for a self-catered stay.
In the charming dining room, enjoy your cuisine while toasting to a much-needed getaway.
Relax for the evening in the cosy sitting room while you watch a favourite movie on the 55” Smart TV or Blue Ray/DVD player, listen to music or read a book from the bookshelf.
As you grow sleepy, make your way upstairs to two well-presented bedrooms, providing a super-king and king-size beds.
The interior is completed by the family bathroom, which is beautifully presented with a bath and walk-in shower, allowing guests the option of a leisurely soak or a quick morning refresh.
Begin your day with a cup of coffee on the patio by the house, taking in the quiet beautiful surroundings and lovely view over the fields towards the Lake, as you plan your day of exploration of the Lake District from a selection of brochures/maps/books.
If you don't want to cook, nearby Bowness and Windermere have a variety of excellent restaurants ranging from fine dining to friendly pubs, as well as various cafés and ice cream stores.
For a special occasion, Simon Rogan’s ‘Henrock’ restaurant at the Linthwaite House Hotel is just a short walk up a driveway opposite The Whins, you could also take advantage of his luxury 'at home' service.
For those interested in culture, The beautiful Arts and Crafts House, Blackwell, is just a few miles from The Whins.
Literary fans will enjoy a visit to Beatrix Potter's World, while those looking for a bit of adventure will enjoy Lake Windermere's water sports, cruises, boat hire, and fishing.
The award-winning Windermere Jetty Museum, also nearby, houses a wonderful collection of historic boats and is well worth a visit.
You can also take a wonderful trip on a historic small steam boat.
Take the Windermere Steamer to Lakeside, where you can interact with freshwater and marine species at the Lakes Aquarium or visit the 19th-century former worker mill at Stott Park Bobbin Mill.
Why not take the boat to explore the delightful town of Ambleside at the north end of the Lake.
Grizedale Forest, with its rugged landscapes, scenic walks, and famous outdoor sculptures, is nearby.
The charming larger towns of Kendal, and Keswick with their excellent shopping facilities are within reach.
Consider The Whins for a special Cumbrian retreat at any time of year.
Please note this property only accepts adults.
