The spaceAccommodation in detail
From the private parking space directly in front of the cottage, pass through the gate and the front door opens to a tradional pourch with plenty of space for coats and boots. Beyond the living area opens in fronto of you.
The dual aspect lounge is bright, airy and very welcoming with a cosy log burning stove, comfortable sofa and arm chairs, a pretty window seat overlooking the valley and TV. The open plan kitchen / diner with a second log burning stove features floor to ceiling south facing picture window and patio doors that open on the first of two patios the cottage has to offer. Relax over a social dinner or a hearty breakfast at the family dining table. The contemporary fitted kitchen is well equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge and washer/drier.
A feature oak staircase leads from the sitting room to the first floor. The first bedroom is presented with a welcoming kingsize bed and smart ensuite shower room. The second bedroom is a pretty double room and both bedrooms incorporate the original oak beams and offer views across the Troutbeck Valley. The smart family bathroom includes a boutique style feature bath with shower attachment, basin and WC.
Back outside and the cottage offers a choice of two patios. There is a pleasant sheltered and gravelled patio area to the front of the property with a couple of chairs and a paved walkway to the side of the property, and from the patio doors from the dining room, lead to a sheltered and enclosed rear patio area, an ideal place to relax and dine with a lovely aspect over the neighbouring gardens and enjoying the picturesque view across the valley.
Your Home Our Home
We have sought to equip our home to a high standard and anticipate your needs by providing all the things you might want for a luxurious stay.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double with ensuite shower room with shower, basin and WC, 1 x double
Bathroom with feature bath with shower attachment, basin and WC
Sitting room
Open plan kitchen with dining area.
Electric heating with two log burning stoves
TV
Kitchen with electric hob, electric oven, dishwasher, washer/drier
Two patios
Private parking for one car
Sorry no pets
Ten minutes walk to country pubs, five minutes drive to shop.
Guest interactionWhilst we are not generally around to greet you on your check-in date ,. I will be contacting you ahead of your check-in date to discuss if you have any question
We are always available to answer any questions you may have via text, or phone call away
You are our welcomed guests staying in our home -We believe that when you are here this is your home for however long you are staying and that you will be relaxed, comfortable and happy. We truly understand what subtle differences make for a warm and welcoming stay.
Regards
Stuart
Neighborhood overviewYou’ve picked a truly great location to stay with such great proximity to the finest Scenery , Restaurants,Watering holes shops & recreational facilities(IMHO).
The Cottage is located in the pretty and picturesque conservation village of Troutbeck. The popular villages of Ambleside and Windermere are a short drive away both of which offer a great choice of quality local shops, bars and restaurants. Travel north from the cottage over the spectacular Kirstone Pass and Brotherwatter, Patterdale and Ullswater are all waiting to be explored.
Closer to home there is a myriad of walks to choose from.
The small village shop and tea room add to the charm of the village If the high fells are your chosen destination Ill Bell, Thornthwaite Crag, Stoney Cove Pike, and the mighty High Street can all be conquered right from the front door.
Spectacular Lakeland fells surround this lush valley; scattered with historic Lakeland houses and pretty woodlands, and blessed with several acclaimed Lake District country pubs. One of which is literally a healthy stone's throw from your cottage, the Queen's Head in Troutbeck village is renowned for its excellent food, Cumbrian produce and cosy fireside ambience. Perfect for a special occasion.
Local Pubs
• The Mortal Man
• The Queens Head
Food : If your seeking the best of dining; the area is a foodies paradise
• Mason Arms
• Rothay Manor Restaurant ( Michelin Star)
• The Old Stamp House Restaurant (Michelin Star)
• Queens Head
• Britannia Inn
There are endless opportunities for romantic Lake District walks from your doorstep.
Take the car over Kirkstone Pass towards Ullswater, and stop at the Pub ( Kirkstone Pass in , the 3rd Highest pub in England you'll pass Brothers Water - one of our favourite spots for a leisurely Sunday stroll. Venture to see the spectacular Aira Force Water Falls and the Cascades
Continue onto Glenridding. Park the car and take the lake steamer boat on Ullswater to Howtown and stop for high teas at the Howtown hotel pub / Tea rooms
For exploring further afield, despite the blissfully secluded feel of Troutbeck Valley, you're never too far from the main linking roads throughout the Lake District.
If you are after a decent walk and the weather is fair :
Tackle the circular walk of Helvellyn over striding edge, starting and ending in Glenridding. ( check the weather, pack wet weather gear and snacks) you will not be disappointed!
Visit Grasmere – Home of Wordsworth and Dove cottage Walk around the village & church
Drive over Redbank to Elterwater into the Langdale Valley and stop at the new Dungeon Gylll Pub, Park up and walk up to Stickle Tarn.
Getting aroundPlenty of Transport options to get you about and about and from place to place during the day
Bus 508 connect in Troutbeck on the Kendal -Windermere-Penrith Route.
Hop on & hop off
Whether you’re exploring for the day, staying for the weekend or visiting the Lakes for longer, there are a wide range of one day, three day and weekly tickets to suit your needs. tickets allow you to hop on and hop off at various stops throughout your journey, giving you the freedom to explore more! With Adult, Child, Concession and Group* tickets available, there are plenty of options to ensure that you get the best value on your trip. Plus, English concessionary pass holders can travel for FREE!*
AMBLESIDE TO :
Windermere 14 mins by bus - Bus 505/555/599
after a day of exploring, there are plenty of places to quench your thirst and satisfy your appetite
Bowness 28 mins by bus - Bus 599
Hire a boat or enjoy a leisurely cruise on England’s largest Lake, Windermere.
Grasmere 15 mins by bus - 555/599
Immerse yourselves in the world of poetry at Wordsworth Grasmere.
Don’t forget to sample the famous Grasmere Gingerbread while in the village!
Hawkshead 20 mins by bus - Bus 505
With its cobbled streets and whitewashed cottages, it’s the perfect place to experience the real Lake District
Elterwater 17 mins by bus - - Bus 516
Visit the famous Skelwith Force waterfall and enjoy a brew from the local Langdale Brewing Company
Keswick 40 mins by bus - Bus 555
This lively market town offers a wide range of attractions, including it’s own lakeside theatre.
Coniston 36 mins by bus. - Bus 505
A great base for walking and sailing, ride the famous Steam Yacht Gondola to really appreciate the views.
