Barn End, situated in Skelwith, Cumbria, is a newly refurbished family cottage that accommodates up to six guests. This charming property features three spacious bedrooms, including a double ensuite, another double, and a twin room with zip and link options. With two bathrooms and parking available for two cars, it is an ideal choice for larger families or groups seeking comfort and convenience. The cottage's open-plan living and dining area offers stunning views from all sides, complemented by a utility and drying room that provides ample storage for bikes and outdoor equipment.
The exterior of Barn End boasts a fully enclosed back garden measuring approximately 12m x 7m, featuring a terraced seating area perfect for relaxation. Guests can enjoy scenic walks from the cottage, including a trek to the nearby Drunken Duck, which requires a torch for the return journey. Additionally, a pleasant walk leads towards Skelwith Bridge, where visitors can venture into Langdale via Elterwater or stop by Chesters for a delightful lunch or afternoon tea. The location serves as a fantastic base for exploring the picturesque surroundings of the Lake District.
Barn End is available for weekly bookings with a Friday check-in and check-out. For those interested in short breaks, direct inquiries are welcomed. In light of COVID-19, the cancellation policy has been adjusted to provide flexibility; should restrictions affect bookings, guests can reschedule without incurring extra costs, or opt for cancellation with a refund. The property is pet-friendly, allowing guests to bring their furry companions, while smoking is prohibited for the comfort of all visitors.
Located in the rural area of Ambleside, Barn End is surrounded by notable landmarks such as Allan Bank and Hawkshead Grammar School. The natural beauty of the Lake District National Park and Skelwith Force enhances the appeal of the location, making it a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Local attractions like Cocoa Hearts and The Herdy Shop add to the charm of the area, ensuring that guests have plenty of options for entertainment and exploration during their stay.
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