Highgate is an impressive, large farmhouse that dates to the 19th century, having been beautifully refurbished to create a fantastic holiday cottage that’s perfect for large groups or families.
Boasting five spacious bedrooms, and exquisite bathrooms, along with a well-furnished sitting room, where you can sit down and relax in front of the roaring fire, whilst the children play or enjoy a film in the family dayroom.
The farmhouse kitchen, which serves as the heart of the home, is both welcoming and equipped with quality fittings and all the appliances you could possibly need to cater to large groups.
A utility room houses a large fridge freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer, whilst a boot room can be found by the back door, the perfect spot to kick off your shoes and hang your outerwear.
As the evening draws to a close, find five bedrooms to choose from with the master suite notable for its king-size bed and stunning en-suite, complete with a bath and shower.
Other first-floor bedrooms comprise of two king-size bedrooms with en-suites, whilst the ground floor boasts a twin bedroom complete with its own en-suite.
Outside, a courtyard at the rear of the property offers parking for four cars, while a raised private patio is an ideal spot for BBQs and alfresco drinking in the warmer months.
If you can tear yourself away from your lovely new lodgings, be sure to explore everything the local area has to offer.
A short drive from the quaint hamlet of Hutton John will bring you to an array of exciting locations and landmarks, such as the gorgeous Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens, found just east in Dalemain, whilst the scenic greens of Eycott hill can be located just a brief car trip in the opposite direction.
In the popular village of Pooley Bridge at the northernmost tip of Ullswater, visitors can find a great selection of pubs, cafes and shops to enjoy, as well as the tranquil running waters of the River Eamont that run directly through the settlement.
For those feeling energetic, the awe-inspiring mountain range of Kirkstone Pass awaits those wanting to spend an afternoon traversing one of the Lake District’s most stunning natural landscapes.
Be sure to stop off at the magnificent spots of the Aira Force Waterfall and Ullswater lake, two National Trust landmarks that can be enjoyed on your trip south towards Ambleside.
The impressive, man-made Rydal Cave is worth a stop at before you enter the lakeside town, which is positively brimming with must-visit attractions, including the remains of the Ambleside Roman Fort, the serene grounds of the Stagshaw Gardens, and the amazing 70ft tall Stock Ghyll Force waterfall.
A getaway to the Lake District would be incomplete without a day spent roaming the around the famous town of Windermere, a bustling location home to the famous World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, a perfect activity for the whole family to enjoy; the beautiful vantage point of Orrest Head Viewpoint; as well as the awe-inspiring location of the eponymous Lake Windermere, with daily cruises set upon the pristine waters of this landmark provided by the Windermere Jetty Museum.
Whatever you choose to do during your stay in the Lake District, be sure to do it from the wonderful base that is Highgate.
Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1040847, 1041463, 1113726, 1113729, & 1128654, together sleeping up to 26 guests.
