Nestled in the scenic village of Braithwaite, this cottage is surrounded by mountains, lakes, and countryside all within a few miles. This property is a perfect base which is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, and there’s so much to do, with an abundance of easy or challenging walks on the Lakeland fells, along with cycling routes in Whinlatter Forest which can start right from the doorstep. After a day of adventure, enjoy a meal at one of the village pubs or restaurants in the village. Just 2 miles away is the town of Keswick, a vibrant market town on the banks of Derwentwater, featuring a variety of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes. Keswick also boasts a cinema and the Theatre by the Lake, perfect for the occasional lakeland rainy days. Thrill seekers will find plenty of adventure companies offering a wide range of outdoor activities. Additionally, the nearby Whinlatter Forest, located 2 miles away, features numerous mountain bike trails and a high ropes course at Go Ape.
As you enter this charming cottage through the hallway, you will find the lounge with a cosy wood burner, oak beams, and comfortable sofas, perfect to curl up and relax after a long day exploring! There is an additional dining space on a circular table, or it can be used to plan the walks or activities for your stay. There is a TV/DVD player for everyone to enjoy. The property has lots of character from gorgeous oak beams to old arch barn windows overlooking the Coledale Horseshoe. The spacious kitchen is also off the hallway, it has an attractive local slate tiled floor and is well-equipped to allow you to prepare hearty breakfasts or celebratory evening meals. There is also a handy utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer off the kitchen along with a downstairs WC. Head up to the first floor from the hallway, you will find two bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is a large twin bedroom, overlooking the majestic Skiddaw mountain range, and this bedroom features a TV/DVD player. One double bedroom with pretty cast-iron beds and feature brick archway which is a feature from days gone by overlooking Causey Pike (through the rooftops).
Outside to the front of the cottage, there is a patio area with seating.