Set in the traditional Cumbrian village of Torpenhow, this charming country cottage is the ideal base for a group get-together on the edge of the Lake District National Park. With a games room, hot tub and cosy lounge featuring a roaring wood burner and many original features, there’s something for everyone at this wonderful family home.
Enter this inviting property and kick off your shoes in the handy utility/boot room after a day of outdoor adventures. Adjacent, the large cottage kitchen awaits, the perfect gathering place for planning your day over a morning coffee at the breakfast table. Slip into the cosy snug for some quiet time with a book, then gather around the formal dining room's spacious table to share stories and catch up with loved ones alongside the warming wood burner. You’ll find another crackling wood burner within the lounge’s inglenook fireplace, perfect for lazing alongside while watching your favourite series or film. Upstairs, discover five bedrooms, including three super-king-size bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms, a twin zip-and-link and a bunk bedroom as well as a family bathroom. Outside, lush green lawns and raised decking with seating await. Sink into the warm waters of the wood-fired Swedish-style hot tub, and take in the breathtaking views across the fields towards Southwest Scotland. For indoor fun, head to the barn accessed from the utility room, where you can play table tennis and darts. This rustic space is perfect for evenings spent with friends and family or for rainy day activities. Though please note that the barn is not heated.
The delightful village of Torpenhow is a picturesque Cumbrian hamlet steeped in history and culture. The village hall is the heart of the community, where locals gather for ale evenings, ceilidhs and music nights. You can also indulge in delicious organic cheeses at the fabulous Cheese Barn. The northern reaches of the Lake District National Park begin less than 2 miles away. Known for its serene beauty, the area offers an abundance of hiking and cycling trails to explore, and a stroll along the shoreline of Bassenthwaite Lake is a good starting point, 6 miles away. For the outdoor enthusiasts who fancy a drink, The Lakeland Distillery is 6 miles away, offering a great day out with breathtaking scenery en route. Cockermouth, the birthplace of William Wordsworth, is less than 10 miles away, a quaint little town with an array of independent shops, restaurants and supermarkets.