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Relax on the leather sofa after a day of exploring, dine in or dine out with incredible ease, and rest-up in the delightful vaulted bedroom with contemporary sky-lit bathroom to boot. With private parking right outside your door (a real bonus in popular Ambleside) you will be perfectly placed to make the most of any special occasion or honeymoon in the Lake District.

Accommodation in detail

Private parking right outside the apartment in central Ambleside. Lakeland staircase leads to the first floor entrance and hall with space for walking clobber.

Upstairs again to to the 'hideaway' itself, and a superb modern lounge commanding views to Ambleside and the surrounding fells. A dining hall leads through to the romantic bedroom. The breakfast kitchen is well-equipped, also enjoying the views, and the sky-lit bathroom is sleek and modern with shower over bath.

Location

A romantic self-catering apartment in Ambleside doesn't come much more convenient than this. Taking the top floor to make the most of the surrounding scenery, but providing private parking and a perfect bolt hole right at the heart of the village, you'll have a unique opportunity to soak up the Lakeland lifestyle during a romantic break or even a honeymoon in the Lake District.

Ambleside is a sophisticated Lake District village on the northern shore of Lake Windermere at the heart of the Lakes, so well-placed for exploring. Ambleside is renowned as a gathering point for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts, but it's also known for vibrant shopping, tasty local delis and acclaimed Lake District restaurants such as 'The Glass House'. You'll find plenty of options for memorable evenings out only a stone's throw from your door and with no need to use your car.

A short stroll out of the village centre takes you to Waterhead Pier, where Windermere Lake Cruises depart to Bowness and Lakeside. A great way to explore and admire the scenery without even using your car.

Numerous renowned Lake District walks begin in or around Ambleside village, and experts are on hand in specialists shops to get you equipped and provide route advice. There are also some excellent country pubs to return to after a day on the fells or for a lazy Sunday lunch. We highly recommend you take a trip to the Queen's Head at Troutbeck, before driving over the dramatic Kirkstone Pass to Ullswater. A dramatic and romantic Sunday drive if ever there was one.