This former quarryman's cottage is a walker's dream in the Langdale Valley, part of a terrace overlooking the valley to the Langdale Pikes.
The setting is sublime, only minutes from the sleepy village of Chapel Stile where an excellent pub restaurant, general store and stunning old church are waiting to be explored.
Pets are welcome in this charming little retreat, full of traditional character yet lovingly restored to provide comfort and calm - away from the rush, relaxed and welcoming after a day on foot on the fells.
You'll find a contemporary dining kitchen for sociable meals and a cosy lounge with multifuel stove.
The bedrooms are both a treat with inspiring mountain views and one has a large ensuite complete with bath, perfect for a long soak after a day outdoors.
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Accommodation in detail
Private parking for 1 car.
Enter to the cosy lounge with magnificent views and a warming multifuel stove.
The modern kitchen / dining room is well-equipped for daily meals, with a door leading outside and providing direct access to the fell behind.
The wet room is also on this level.
Up some narrow stairs to the two bedrooms; one has particularly fine views over the valley, whilst the other has a luxurious ensuite bathroom with fellside views.
Outside you'll find a shared garden area, perfect for morning coffee or sunset drinks.
Location
Chapel Stile is a small village in the picturesque Langdale Valley, just 4 miles from Ambleside yet immersed in peaceful, untouched landscapes.
You'll find a wealth of walking routes for all abilities in every direction.
From leisurely strolls to Elterwater tarn, to challenging routes on the famous Langdale Pikes.
From your Chapel Stile holiday cottage, a pleasant first outing takes you down the peaceful road running into the Langdale Valley, arriving at the 'Old Dungeon Ghyll' walkers' bar.
There you'll find the perfect place to soak up the remote and unspoilt scenery for the first time.
Ambleside is the ideal place to stop off and stock up the kitchen on your way.
The vibrant village centre is also well worth a few day visits; lazing in cafes, visiting historic sites such as the roman fort, or strolling to the shores of Lake Windermere to take a lake cruise to Bowness or Lakeside.
Ambleside tourist information centre is a useful port of call for walking routes, and there are plenty of expert outdoor stores where advice will be on hand.
You'll find a plethora of excellent Lake District country pubs in the Langdale Valley, serving locally brewed ale and hearty food.
If you're looking for a special evening out there's a wide choice of restaurants in Ambleside just a short drive away.
