Lovingly designed to reflect the character and charm of traditional Lakeland.
Butt Hill Cottage was built incorporating traditional slate and exposed oak within a distinctly contemporary living space.
Panoramic views pour in through enormous picture windows, and a feature fireplace with multifuel stove provides warmth for cosy evenings in.
Fabulous Lake District walks surround this property and nearby, dramatic Kirkstone Pass leads to Ullswater and the north.
You've the luxury of having the Mortal Man in Troutbeck village.
Ambleside and Lake Windermere are also within 15 minutes' drive.
If the Visitor's Book is anything to go by, this property is a dream Lake District holiday come true!
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Accommodation in detail
Entrance from covered porch to enclosed lobby.
A breath-taking living / dining room features oak beamed ceilings, windows on three sides, feature stone fireplace with multifuel stove, and a door to the furnished patio garden.
Even the kitchen enjoys stunning views, with slate floors, classic wooden units and access to the shared utility room.
3rd WC on ground floor.
Stairs lead to a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and additional twin bedroom with separate shower room.
Carport parking outside the property.
Location
For a true escape from the daily grind, the Troutbeck Valley is an unrivalled location for a cottage holiday in the Lake District.At the start of the dramatic Kirkstone Pass, the valley is a haven of peaceful grazing land, scattered rural homes and pretty woodlands.
Surrounded by walks in the Lakeland Fells, the Troutbeck Valley is also a favourite with photographers - you'll understand why when you experience the scenery!
The village of Troutbeck, nestled nearby in the valley, has the excellent Mortal Man pub, renowned for their mouthwatering menus, locally sourced where possible and accompanied by real Lakeland ales - perfect for a special occasion or simply to refuel after a long day on the fells.
From Troutbeck, the Kirkstone Pass leads north to Ullswater or, a short distance south, to Windermere and Bowness.
So, despite the blissful seclusion of your Lake District country cottage, you'll never be too far from a wide range of shops, cafes, restaurants, and of course the rare treat of a lake cruise on one of these famous lakes.
