Pennys Cottage is believed to be dating from the 17th Century and was once a former cow shed converted to a residence in the 19th Century.
It is now a charming mid-terrace traditional cottage with many original features, enjoying beautiful and picturesque views across the Troutbeck valley down to the church surrounded by fields, trees and up towards the Garburn Pass, Ill Bell and the High Street ridge.
The Mortal Man and Queen's Head are within walking distance and are full of original features and good food.
Pennys Cottage offers a spacious and social living space, a great space to spend time with friends.
The living area affords a breath-taking view across the Troutbeck valley, has a lovely cottage garden with patio furniture, where you can enjoy the ever-changing picture postcard view no matter what time of day or time of year.
Accommodation
Enter the property via the pretty white wooden picket fence.
Once inside be wowed by the view.
Pennys Cottage has been fully refurbished by the owners.
The open plan lounge with a cosy modern feel, sit on the comfy sofa by the log burner or admire the fabulous view.
A great way to chill out and relax with friends whilst watching the TV or indeed just chatting over a glass of wine or cup of tea.
You could also relax on the superb balcony where steps lead down into the terraced garden, or just just sit and take in the views
The open plan kitchen/diner is well appointed to enjoy that hearty Cumbrian breakfast or romantic supper in the warmth of the cosy log burner nearby.
The kitchen is well equipped with a range of appliances including oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer.
A cosy double bedroom is located on this floor.
Downstairs is a Super king bed.
A fabulous shower room with a really modern feeling has a large walk in shower, vanity unit with basin and wc, Illuminated mirror, shaver point and plenty of storage.
A useful utility room at the rear of the property is a great space with a washing machine.
This space is great for drying off wet dogs.
A door leads to a sheltered area where wet clothing can be dried and boots etc can be removed.
This then leads to a patio area and a lawned garden.
At the foot of the garden is an original stone and slate roof outhouse with a feature water pump that used to pump water from the original well.
There is a covered access with gate through to the bridleway behind.
At the front of the property is a drop of area in front of next doors garage.
Parking for one car can be found back down the road at the end of the neighbouring property marked “parking for Penny’s cottage”.
Additional parking is located just along from the property on a first come first served basis.
Location
A romantic cottage in the Troutbeck Valley provides a Lake District holiday experience like no other.
This fabulous Troutbeck holiday let enjoys the scenic surroundings of the Troutbeck Valley, which lies between Windermere and Ambleside village.
To the north via the dramatic Kirkstone Pass road is picturesque Ullswater.
The Troutbeck Valley is popular with walkers, photographers and those who love to do nothing but admire the scenery!
There are a number of walks to enjoy in the area, ranging from a leisurely stroll around Brotherswater to an exciting trek on the Wansfell Ridge.
Whatever you get up to, you'll be tempted by a meal or a pint of real Lakeland ale at the Mortal Man Inn in Troutbeck - One of the best country pubs in the Lake District.
Despite the air of seclusion, you only need travel a few miles to reach Windermere - with shops, Booths supermarket, cafes and restaurants on offer.
There are plenty of family attractions only a few miles further away in Bowness village, including the World of Beatrix Potter attraction, lake shore mini golf, cinema, the 'Old Laundry Theatre' and Windermere Golf Club.
Follow the A591 north and you'll reach Ambleside on the northern shores of Lake Windermere.
This cosmopolitan village is great for shopping, offers several acclaimed Lake District restaurants such as The Glass House, and also offers Windermere Lake Cruises from Waterhead Pier.
Continue on the A591 to Rydal Water and historic Grasmere.
It couldn't be easier to explore.
