Thirlmere Cottage

Grasmere, Cumbria

Located in the picturesque village of Grasmere, Cumbria, this traditional cottage offers a serene retreat for up to four guests. Nestled at the foot of a mountain and in close proximity to the southern shores of Thirlmere, the location is ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility in the stunning Lake District. With numerous walking trails leading to Silver How, Helm Crag, Helvellyn, and the Central and Eastern Fells, as well as access to a section of the Sustran National Cycle Route for cyclists, the cottage serves as an excellent base for outdoor adventures.

After a day of exploration, guests can unwind in the cozy sitting room, which features a comfortable sofa positioned near an open fire and a charming slate fireplace. The room offers breathtaking views, allowing visitors to spot local wildlife such as deer, red squirrels, and Herdwick sheep. The inviting atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for relaxation and gathering after an active day in the great outdoors.

The cottage boasts a delightful farmhouse kitchen, adorned with Honister slate worktops and flooring, as well as modern fitted units. A large farmhouse table provides ample space for family meals, creating a warm and communal dining experience. The accommodation includes two well-appointed bedrooms; the master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, a double bed, and views of the garden, while the second bedroom offers flexibility with a double bed or two single beds, alongside a dressing room and a family bathroom equipped with a shower over the bath.

Grasmere, the nearest village, is conveniently located nearby and offers a variety of amenities including local shops, supermarkets, and charming tea rooms. Visitors can also explore significant literary landmarks such as Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage and indulge in treats from the famous Grasmere Gingerbread shop. This combination of natural beauty, comfortable accommodations, and local attractions makes the cottage a perfect choice for a memorable getaway in the heart of the Lake District.

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