Set on the eastern edge of the Lake District National Park, in the quiet Lakeland village of Staveley, is Meadow Cottage, a charming end-of-terrace cottage.
This charming hideaway, which is furnished to a lovely standard and has many of its original features, is ideal for a family of four planning to visit the Lakelands.
After a day of exploring, sit by the open fire in the living room and browse the TV for something to watch.
Enter the kitchen, which is well-appointed and boasts an electric oven and stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, so you can conjure up meals when you’re not sampling the local cuisine.
Head upstairs and discover the bedrooms, a double and a twin, each with fresh linens and plenty of drawer and wardrobe space.
Begin your morning routine in the bathroom, choosing between a bath or shower over, before heading out the door to explore Staveley’s amenities including a lovely new playground in the village for the kids.
The charming Eagle and Child pub for a delightful meal or some local favourites stop at the Chippy.
A spa for local shopping and nearby a butcher, a post office and pharmacy for your convenience.
Also Staveley is home to The Wheelbase, one of the biggest cycle shops in the country.
The Hawkshead Brewery and beer hall, the Artisan bakery, and Wilf's Café are all within walking distance of Meadow Cottage.
Just four miles away is Windermere village, which is home to a Booths supermarket that supplies excellent Lakeland products as well as numerous other independent stores.
Put on your walking shoes and take on the Kentmere Horseshoe, which has a starting point close to the cottage.
Alternatively, head to Lake Windermere and catch a Windermere steamer or visit Bowness to discover the "World of Beatrix Potter," which is a must-see for fans of the author.
All this and much more awaits at Meadow Cottage.
