3 Bedroom Barn Conversion With Lovely View Of Lake Ullswater

Watermillock, Cumbria

Wreay Barn is a delightful end of terrace barn conversion nestled in Watermillock, Cumbria, part of the historic Wreay Mansions estate. Originally a hunting lodge favored by the Duke of Norfolk, this charming property offers breathtaking views of Ullswater, renowned as one of England's most picturesque lakes. The barn's design maximizes its elevated position, with the living area located on the first floor providing a panoramic vista across the valley. Guests can enjoy the tranquility of the rustic balcony, ideal for savoring morning coffee or evening drinks while soaking in the captivating scenery of the surrounding fells.

Accommodating up to five guests, Wreay Barn features three bedrooms situated on the ground floor, ensuring easy access and comfort. The master bedroom boasts a king-sized bed, oak furniture, and an en-suite shower room, while the additional bedrooms include a dual-aspect double room and a single room. The family bathroom is equipped with a bath, basin, and WC. The first-floor living area is designed for relaxation, complete with high beamed ceilings, a cozy wood-burning stove, and doors leading to the balcony. The fully fitted kitchen and adjoining dining area provide a welcoming space for home-cooked meals, all while offering stunning views of Ullswater.

Wreay Barn is conveniently located near Watermillock, just two miles from the village of Pooley Bridge, where visitors can find local pubs, cafes, and shops, as well as access to the Ullswater Steamers lake cruises. The nearby Brackenrigg Inn serves delicious home-cooked meals and locally brewed beers, enhancing the local experience. The property is easily accessible from the M6 motorway and A66, making it an ideal base for exploring the Northern and Central Lakes, including popular destinations such as Ambleside and Keswick, both within a reasonable driving distance.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Wreay Barn is perfectly situated for accessing the Ullswater Way, a scenic footpath that encircles the lake and showcases the beauty of the area, including Wordsworth’s Gowbarrow Fell and Aira Force waterfall. The location is ideal for hiking, with trails leading to some of the most stunning landscapes in the Lake District, including Helvellyn and High Street. In addition to hiking, visitors can engage in various water activities such as sailing and kayaking. The nearby market town of Penrith offers local delicacies and unique shops, while historical sites like Lowther Castle and Brougham Hall are easily accessible, enriching the overall experience of this beautiful region.

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