Set in the beautiful Troutbeck valley, Cumbria, lies this excellent holiday home, Rose Cottage At Troutbeck.
This lovely stone-clad cottage, built in 1732, is a great option for families or groups of friends looking for a quiet, self-catered stay in the heart of the Lake District National Park, boasting character, original features, breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside, and a wealth of tastefully-presented living areas.
Make yourself at home in your new dwelling by using the lovely kitchen, which includes an AGA cooker, to conjure up tasty, home-cooked feasts for the entire group.
Enjoy your meals at the dining table before escaping to the living area to watch a film on the sleek, Smart TV whilst keeping warm and toasty by the flickering flames of a stylish woodburning stove.
Enjoy a long, hot bath as day turns to night before retiring to one of the three plush bedrooms, each of which is an exquisite haven ready to carry you into a peaceful night of tranquil bliss.
In the morning, savour a cup of coffee in the garden before discovering everything your local area has to offer.
Go for a stroll to the nearby Townend National Trust site or take a hike along the Wansfell Pike trail, which can take you all the way to Ambleside.
Or why not bring your bikes for the trails and iconic roads from the door, with secure storage in the outside stone shed.
Once you've worked up an appetite, head to the traditional Mortal Man Hotel or the Queen's Head, both of which are a stone’s throw away from your cottage, for some classic pub grub and take in the views from the beer gardens.
Visit the tranquil Stagshaw Gardens, the storied Ambleside Roman Fort, and the breathtaking Stock Ghyll Force waterfall while you're in Ambleside.
Whatever you choose to do, make Rose Cottage at Troutbeck your next base when you visit the Lake District.
