Fair Cop is an impressive Victorian-built old police station and courthouse right off the centre of Hawkshead hamlet; add in a creative architect to rebuild the structure; and add in a local craftsman builder to complete the inventive renovations, and you have something truly unique.
This fascinating cottage was created using the original police cells from its rich history.
The popular village of Hawkshead, with its character buildings, lovely shops, fine pubs, and places to dine, is one of the most beloved destinations in the National Park and provides for a wonderful home base for a Lake District holiday any time of year.
There are beautiful hikes right outside the door, in nearby Grizedale Forest and at Tarn Hows, and in other parts of the region as well.
The lodging features a front door that opens onto a foyer, perfect for storing your hiking gear.
The chic living room/dining area has original strong walls and vaulted brick ceilings that are complemented by French windows and a multi-fuel burning stove, as well as a Smart TV with Freeview.
There are two uncovered passages that connect directly to the fully-equipped kitchen.
A well-presented king-size bedroom awaits at the end of the day, along with a sleek bathroom for freshening up.
Fair Cop is tastefully decorated all around with high-quality furnishings, and visitors will appreciate its proximity to the area's finest hotels and boutiques.
From the rear courtyard, accessible via French windows, you can see the hills beyond the village, including Fairfield, in the distance.
One reserved parking spot available.
The village centre is a short, level stroll away.
This property doesn’t accept children.
Adventure awaits at Fair Cop.
