Nestled in the pretty rural village of Cark in Cartmel, near the coast of Cumbria.
Inside, the property has been renovated to provide an exceptional holiday home for friends and families looking to explore the Lake District National Park.
Look forward to spending your afternoons in the spacious open-plan living room, with two sofas and an armchair to choose from, and a lovely Smart TV so you can catch up with your favourite shows.
Gather at the dining table over a well-deserved glass of wine and some quality family time.
The kitchen has been equipped with all the appliances you could need to cook up a delicious meal for the whole family.
The property boasts four well-presented bedrooms, three of which rest on the first floor, comprising two doubles and a twin room, whilst the second floor provides a further double bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom, perfect for couples.
Each bedroom has a range of contemporary furniture to store your personal items, as well as lovely views across the village.
Venture downstairs into the basement for your very own private games room, featuring air hockey and a snooker table, something you and your little ones will delight in!
Take a refreshing drink out to the rear enclosed patio area during the summer months so you can enjoy a refreshing beverage and even a spot of alfresco dining!
Cark has two lovely traditional pubs serving some fine food and real ale, as well as some excellent shops for picking up the essentials.
The village of Cark also has a railway line, which gives great access to a number of towns and villages across the Lake District, perfect for exploring this picturesque area and the local coastline which overlooks Morecambe Bay.
Discover a wealth of rural trails for those scenic walking and cycling opportunities, whilst the nearby famous Lake Windermere is the prime spot to visit for those interested in watersporting activities.
A short stroll away from the property is the wonderfully historic Holker Hall, dating back to the 16th century, the home of Lord Cavendish and his stately gardens that are a delight to explore.
The Lake District is famous for many of its local attractions, some of which include the mountains of Scafell Pike, Helvellyn and Buttermere, perfect for those long scenic walks.
Or visit the historic Castlerigg Stone Circle, dating back to around 3000BC, ideal for those interested in a spot of history.
For you literary lovers, a must-see attraction is the famous Dove Cottage and Wordsworth Museum, where you can explore the former home of the well-known Romantic poet William Wordsworth and how he once lived, as well as the garden and shrubbery he planted himself!
Use 75 Station Road as your base for exploring all this picturesque rural area has to offer.
