Threlkeld, located in the picturesque region of Cumbria in the North of England, offers a charming retreat that accommodates up to four guests. Nestled within the stunning landscape of the Glenderamackin River Valley, the property boasts scenic views of the Blencathra fells. Guests can explore the area by taking a historic coach road to Clough Head, just two miles away, or enjoy a leisurely walk into Threlkeld Village, located 1.5 miles from the accommodation, where they can indulge in hearty meals at the local pub or enjoy a slice of cake at a quaint café.
For those interested in the local history, the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum is conveniently situated only half a mile away. Visitors can immerse themselves in the region’s rich mining heritage and experience a ride on a captivating steam locomotive. The property itself features a practical utility area at the rear entrance, where guests can conveniently store muddy coats and shoes, and find amenities such as a washing machine and tumble dryer, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Upon entering the accommodation, guests ascend stairs to a spacious lounge/diner that is bright and welcoming, complete with comfortable sofas, a TV, a DVD player, and a wood burner effect electric fire. The room’s high ceilings and neutral decor create an inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxing while enjoying the views from the windows or dining at the table. The kitchen is simply designed and equipped with essential appliances including an electric cooker, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher, making meal preparation a breeze.
The first floor features two king-size bedrooms that share a family bathroom, which includes a shower over the bath and a WC. For larger groups of up to six guests, arrangements can be made to utilize a single bedroom on the second floor, which also has an additional pull-out bed. However, guests should be cautious of the steep steps and reduced head height in this area. While there is no dedicated outdoor space, a small patio is available for use, and adjacent common land provides ample opportunities for outdoor games, with a public playground nearby that is sure to delight younger guests.
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