From 395.00

The Hideaway is full of character with the original oak beams adorning every room.

The large picture window and skylight flood the Hideaway with light and magnificent views of the Fells. Perfect for walkers, cyclists, runners, Go Ape adrenaline seekers, or just relaxing! Take the footpath from the garden gate to chocolate-box picturesque Hawkshead for coffee (an 8 minute stroll away). Explore the TripAdvisor rated Inns of Hawkshead or prepare meals at home with a superbly equipped little kitchen. In fine weather, eat alfresco in the private south-facing cottage garden. A romantic fairytale escape to the Lakes, at any time of year. More images and information on the Roger Ground House website.

Accommodation in detail

External steps lead from the private garden, via the wooden staircase to the front door (please take care in wet or icy weather). The entrance hall has hanging space and a shoe/boot rack. Hawkshead Hideaway has a calm and comfortable open plan, loft-style living and dining area with a large picture window displaying magnificent views of the Fells, leading onto a well-equipped Shaker-style fitted kitchen adjacent to a separate fitted shower room. Evening sunshine filters into the romantic bedroom with a dreamily comfortable king-sized bed, solid oak furniture and luxurious decor. The whole apartment reveals the original exposed oak beams.

Outside, the south-facing walled cottage garden are a delight. Private parking for one car is to the rear of Roger Ground House.

Location

Roger Ground House and Hawkshead Hideaway are nestled within the tiny hamlet of Roger Ground, home to traditional Lakeland properties, between Hawkshead village and the shores of Esthwaite Water, close to the western shores of Lake Windermere and the car-ferry crossing to Bowness.

Hawkshead village is a stroll away, and a charming little village to explore. You'll find an array of local shops and delicatessens providing everything you'll need during your self-catering holiday in the Lake District. Stock up the kitchen at the Honeypot Delicatessen - a 'goldmine of Lakeland goodies', or spend a lazy morning in one of the charming tea rooms and cafes. There are several traditional Lakeland pubs to choose from, and we recommend a short drive out to Outgate, to the acclaimed Drunken Duck Inn and Restaurant.

Hawkshead is a great base for walking in the Lake District, with endless and varied routes in the surrounding countryside. Take the stunning walk around Tarn Hows, stroll on the shores of Esthwaite Water or explore Grizedale Forest - a picturesque network of pathways, cycle tracks and intriguing sculpture trails. Those with a little more energy might take on Latterbarrow, Claife Heights or explore the Langdale Pikes in the nearby Langdale Valley.

The countryside surrounding Hawkshead is renowned for connections with the author Beatrix Potter, who lived at the nearby hamlet of Near Sawrey. Her home can be visited at Hill Top, directly behind Near Sawrey's Tower Bank Arms pub - a traditional treat with stone flagged floors, real Lakeland ale and roaring fire.