Pudding Cottage

A stunning lake view location, and a fabulously luxurious and contemporary finish, has previously earned Pudding Cottage the Cumbria Tourist Board Gold Award for Self-Catering Property of the Year. The landscaped communal gardens attract a wide range of wildlife and many a guest has been delighted to spy our resident Jemima Puddle-ducks waiting for breakfast at the back door or Peter Rabbit and friends hopping across the lawns! Inclusive leisure club membership for 5.

Multiple Award Winning Pudding Cottage

- Awarded TripAdvisor 2014 Certificate of Excellence

- In 'The Times Top 50 cottages for families 2013'

- No. 1 by guest rating on TripAdvisor 2012/2013 and 2014 for Cumbria

- Winner of TripAdvisor Best Vacation Rental Award

Accommodation in detail

Private parking for 2 cars. Two entrances; one into a useful porch and one from the garden and patio. Elegant living room with polished floor, luxurious furnishings and bay window overlooking landscaped gardens to the woodland beyond. Children's entertainments include an XBox 360 games console. Kitchen / dining room, well-equipped for sociable meals.

Upstairs to a landing area with lake views, en-suite master king size bedroom, a further king size bedroom and 1 twin bedroom. Luxury family bathroom. Outside you'll find plenty of safe areas for children and a furnished patio for meals al-fresco.

Location

This award-winning holiday home near Lake Windermere provides a fantastic base for a family holiday in the Lake District, or a sociable gathering, being ideally placed between Windermere village and Ambleside just off the A591.

The A591 is the main route into the heart of the Lakes, leading from Windermere on to Ambleside, Rydal Water, historic Grasmere, then branching off to scenic areas such as the Langdale Valley and Coniston.

The National Park Visitor Centre at Brockhole is a must for families, with fabulous grounds leading down to the lake shore and a wealth of activities for kids - check the website for event details.

Nearby Windermere is ideal for stocking up the kitchen; you'll find the Booths supermarket well-stocked with local produce and everyday essentials. The village also has a traditional butcher and several other local shops.

Ambleside is only a few minutes drive away; an attractive historic village with sophisticated shopping, tempting cafes and acclaimed Lake District restaurants such as The Glass House. There are also two good cinemas in Ambleside - perfect for a rainy day.

Windermere Lake Cruises depart from Waterhead Pier, just outside Ambleside, providing a car-free route to explore Bowness and Lakeside. No worries about parking!

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