Enjoying a tranquil elevated location on the outskirts of the historic village of Coniston, this beautifully restyled 17th-century barn conversion offers fresh and comfortable accommodation for larger families and groups of friends exploring the heart of the Lake District. With ample space for eight guests across four cheery bedrooms, the tastefully presented reverse-level retreat has a wealth of delightful features including timber frames, vaulted ceilings and a wood burner. Elegantly furnished and decorated in soothing shades, this spacious getaway makes a fantastic base for sightseers, water sports enthusiasts and nature spotters keen to experience the area’s serene lakes, dramatic fells and majestic landscapes.
Entering this characterful bolthole, head upstairs directly into the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, a beautiful light-filled space with wooden beams set in a vaulted ceiling. The cheery lounge features a wood burner, Smart TV and plush seating, with a sociable dining table occupying a pleasant corner next to the stylishly organised and fully equipped kitchen. This floor also features a gleaming bathroom, a utility room and two bedrooms: a lovely twin and a generous en-suite double. Back downstairs you will find another bathroom and two further bedrooms: a sweet double and a pretty twin. Outside, the mature back garden has a charming patio and outdoor furniture offering an ideal spot for enjoying some al fresco dining. Private parking is available along the driveway for four cars.
A short downhill stroll takes you into the heart of Coniston, a picturesque village which is home to the Ruskin Museum, with the shore of Coniston Water less than a mile away. Hikers and bikers can explore the surrounding area, with highlights including the Old Man of Coniston, Banishead Quarry and Banishead Quarry all within 3 miles. Cathedral Cavern, Skelwith Force and Windermere are also within easy reach (all within 7 miles).