From 355.00

Gaze out of the picture windows towards Loughrigg Fell and relax in your private sun trap of a garden area where meals al-fresco are ideal. Aptly named with 'old oak beams' and slate and oak floorings which contrast sumptuous, deep-cushioned leather furnishings and crisp traditional walls, the warming woodburning stove provides for cosy nights in, cooks will be delighted in this state of the art kitchen, and the central location for easy eating out.

A luxurious bedroom complete with separate dressing room only adds to the romance of this sought-after romantic Lake District treat and not forgetting the luxurious slate bathroom perfect for long soaks after a hard day on the fells.

Accommodation in detail

Park right outside The Old Beams and wander through your private patio / garden. Traditional entrance porch into the open-plan living space; a first sight of that glorious view, admire the cosy yet sophisticated space and intricate old oak beams. Relax by the woodburner and step into the kitchen area which has everything you may need. The romantic bedroom is beautiful and we all love a separate dressing room; the slate luxurious bathroom perfect. Outside is the delightful patio garden, a real sun trap and ideal for al-fresco living.

Location

Ambleside is a popular Lakeland village on the northern shores of Lake Windermere. Attractive with its historic Lakeland stone buildings and winding streets, the village has grown to become one of the most sophisticated destinations in the Lake District.
In the village centre, you'll find a wide range of shops from boutiques to expert outdoor clothing stores. Classy cafes are around every corner, so there are plenty of opportunities to relax and soak up the atmosphere. Some of the Lake District's finest restaurants are found in and around Ambelside - such as the Glass House in the village centre, or the famed Drunken Duck Inn just a short drive away at Outgate.

Of course, it's a must to enjoy Lake Windermere during your stay. Just a short stroll outside Ambleside village centre is Waterhead Pier, where Windermere Lake Cruises depart regularly to ferry passengers the full length of the lake. The traditional 'steamers' are a wonderfully romantic way to explore, with no need to use a car, and stopping off at Bowness or Lakeside.
For a taste of the wilder Lake District, take a short drive to Coniston or the breathtaking Langdale Valley - both within easy reach. Or, head up onto Kirkstone Pass - a high and dramatic road that winds its way between Windermere and Ullswater.