Rose Cottage At Troutbeck, Troutbeck, Cumbria - Sleeps 6

Resting in the historic Cumbrian village of Troutbeck, within a Lake District conservation area, lies this exquisite, three-bedroom holiday home, Rose Cottage At Troutbeck. Built in 1732, this excellent, stone-clad cottage boasts character, original features, stunning views of the surrounding countryside, and a wealth of tastefully-presented living areas, making it a superb choice for families or sharing friends who want a peaceful, self-catered stay at the heart of the Lake District National Park.

After parking up and unpacking, make yourself at home in your fabulous new home by utilising the lovely kitchen, complete with an AGA cooker, to rustle up delicious, home-cooked meals for the whole group. Savour your meals at the dining table before retreating to the sitting room to watch a film on the elegant Smart TV whilst you're kept warm by the flickering flames of a stylish, woodburning stove.

As day rolls into night, indulge in a long, hot bath before retiring to one of three, plush bedrooms, each an idyllic sanctuary waiting to transport you to a night of tranquil slumber. In the morning, enjoy a cup of coffee out in the garden before exploring everything your surroundings have to offer.

Take a stroll to the nearby Townend National Trust site or embark on a hike along the Wansfell Pike trail, which can lead you towards Ambleside; why not bring your bikes to explore the trails and iconic roads from the door, with the benefit of secure storage in the outside stone shed. When you've built up an appetite, stop for some traditional pub fare at the Mortal Man Hotel or the Queen's Head, Troutbeck, both spots just a brief walk from your lodgings.

In Ambleside, pay a visit to the serene Stagshaw Gardens, the historic Ambleside Roman Fort, and the breath-taking natural location of Stock Ghyll Force waterfall. All of this can be enjoyed during a stay at Rose Cottage At Troutbeck.

Rose Cottage At Troutbeck, Troutbeck - Property Amenities

Central heating. AGA cooker, electric oven and grill, American-style fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher. 2 x Smart TVs and WiFi including Netflix subscription. Logs and fuel starter pack for woodburning stove, bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Highchair and travel cot available. Off-road parking for 3 cars. Secure bike storage. Enclosed side and rear gardens with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub, 0.6 miles. Note: Check-in from 4pm, check-out by 10am. Note: Steps leading up to property that may be unsuitable for those with mobility issues. Note: Second parking space is located by parking tightly in front of the snug window, but must not block access to the lane

About the Troutbeck area

In close proximity to the Kirkstone Pass, the sleepy Lakeland community of Troutbeck may be located between its more well-known neighbours Windermere and Ambleside. The settlement, which is made up of a variety of homes, cottages, and farms, is dispersed along a curvy road that is enclosed by a drystone wall.

The majority of these structures are from the 17th century and have characteristics like mullioned windows and large cylindrical chimneys. The northern end also has a 17th-century inn. The thriving towns of Windermere and Ambleside nearby are well-liked by tourists and offer a variety of amenities to suit all preferences.

Boat excursions are available on Lake Windermere, including the lakeside ferry to Grizedale Forest Park and the Lakeside Aquarium. Children will love the "World of Beatrix Potter" in Bowness, where technology brings her characters to life. The "Windermere Steamboat Museum" has an intriguing collection of boats.

Troutbeck is in a prime location for seeing everything the area has to offer because it is close to places like Coniston Water, Kendal, Keswick, and the Lakeland Alps.