If you're looking for something truly magical, Candleberry Cottage is just that.
This 4 bedroom character cottage is part of an elegantly converted Grade II listed chapel, originally built in 1550 and nestled in Ambleside's historic conservation area.
Luxurious bedrooms are characterised by their original arched church windows and dramatic exposed beams.
Superb amounts of space and a spectacular dining kitchen create a holiday home fit for any occasion; friends, family or even two couples.
From the lounge, French windows lead to the chapel garden, and only minutes away you'll find the delights of Ambleside and Lake Windermere at your disposal.
What a convenient setting for such an unique Lakeland retreat...
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Accommodation in detail
Entrance hall leads to the spacious kitchen / dining room with contemporary beech units and large dining table.
The light but cosy lounge, with raised flat screen TV, leads through French windows to the garden (table and chairs available) - perfect for al-fresco dining.
First floor: Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, twin bedroom, single bedroom and house bathroom - all with original arched windows and lovely views.
Top floor: This floor is dedicated to a special king-size bedroom with wonderful A-frame exposed beams and lots of space to relax.
Location
A Lake District holiday cottage in Ambleside provides a convenient base for all sorts of reasons.
With the friendly Lakeland village on your doorstep, you'll sample cosy traditional pubs, tasty Lake District produce, luxurious delicatessens and acclaimed Ambleside restaurants.
There's also a cinema, Zeffirellis.
The shore of Lake Windermere is only a short stroll away, where the famous steamers depart regularly to Bowness and Lakeside - a great way to explore without even using your car.
At both locations you'll find fantastic attractions for family - the World of Beatrix Potter attraction in Bowness, the hire boats in the bay, and at Lakeside the Lakes Aquarium.
If you're planning to go walking in the Lake District, Ambleside is a great place to start.
The village is renowned as a hub for keen walkers and outdoor experts, and endless famous routes beckon in the surrounding fells.
There are many historic attractions to enjoy nearby.
Visit Beatrix Potter's former home at Hill Top, or take a short trip to Grasmere village to visit Dove Cottage, former home of the poet William Wordsworth.