From 485.00

Inside, you'll find a fabulous open plan living and dining space with an original picture window with distant views of Lake Windermere. Every guest will feel special with the array of lovely bedrooms.

Accommodation in detail

Private parking for one car with additional space easily accessible in the visitor parking area within the property grounds. Entrance hallway with space for walking gear. Magnificent open plan living space with a large mullion window looking out towards Lake Windermere. Sitting area with comfortable sofas, large dining table and offset fitted kitchen. Master bedroom with en-suite shower room on the ground floor with king size bed. Upstairs are two beautiful loft-style bedrooms; one super king with lake views through a lowered window. The other is a super king zip and link bed which can be converted into twin beds if required (please specify when booking). Both upstairs bedrooms share a modern family bathroom with shower over bath.

Location

This superb self-catering property is just a walk away from Lake Windermere and provides a very versatile base for a Lake District holiday with family or friends. If you're taking it easy, you'll never tire of the views and the atmosphere at Middlerigg. But if you're looking for entertainment and activities, you'll find yourselves within easy reach of boating activities on Lake Windermere, family attractions in Bowness and a cosmopolitan village life in Ambleside – there are so many possibilities.

Only a stroll from Middlerigg, Brockhole Visitor Centre provides a wealth of family entertainment including the exciting Treetop Trek, where you can experience the exciting 35 treetop challenges, designed to make you swing, climb, balance and fly through an ancient oak woodland canopy. With grounds leading down to Lake Windermere, Brockhole has plenty of activities on offer for all the family to enjoy, it's a great place to have nearby - even if you just head there for a picnic!

Ambleside is a sophisticated Lakeland village on the northern shores of Lake Windermere and Gateway to the Langdale Valley. It's a must-visit for foodies, lovers of Lakeland ale and even shopaholics – including a range of outdoor clothing shops. Ambleside is also a hub of outdoor activity; endless walking and cycling routes begin in and around the village, and advice is on hand in expert shops and the Ambleside tourist information centre.

Our top tip for a scenic Lake District drive, is to go over the dramatic Kirkstone Pass, via the Troutbeck Valley to Ullswater. En-route, you'll find the fabulous Queen's Head at Troutbeck, and a leisurely stroll on the shores of Brotherswater. A great day out for all. Don't forget your camera!