Limestone

Great Urswick, Cumbria

Located on the outskirts of the charming village of Great Urswick, just on the fringe of the picturesque Lake District National Park, lies the stunning holiday home known as Limestone. This detached property is designed to accommodate up to six guests and features three well-appointed bedrooms. With its contemporary open-plan layout, adorned with high-quality fixtures and a serene ambiance, Limestone serves as an ideal getaway for those seeking a peaceful rural escape.

As you enter this beautiful home, you are greeted by a tasteful monochromatic décor that exudes comfort and style. The open-plan living area invites relaxation, with underfloor heating providing warmth as you stroll through. The plush corner sofa, paired with a cozy woodburning stove, creates a perfect setting for unwinding during cooler evenings. The well-equipped kitchen, located at the rear of the living space, caters to all self-catering needs, while the adjacent dining table offers a delightful spot for shared meals. In pleasant weather, the elegant bifold doors allow fresh air to flow through, and outdoor amenities like a sauna and plunge pool enhance the experience of leisure and relaxation.

When it’s time to rest, guests can choose from three inviting bedrooms, including a super-king-size, a king-size, and a twin, each featuring its own television for added comfort. The property also boasts a pristine family bathroom, complete with both a bath and an overhead shower, providing options for a refreshing start to your day. Just a short stroll away is The General Burgoyne, a traditional country pub offering hearty, home-cooked meals in a rustic atmosphere, while the nearby town of Dalton-in-Furness presents a broader selection of dining options.

Exploration opportunities abound in the surrounding area, with attractions such as the historic Birkrigg Stone Circle, which dates back to 1400 BC, and the scenic Ulverston Golf Club for a leisurely day outdoors. Visitors can also delve into the local culture at the Laurel and Hardy Museum, dedicated to the iconic comic Stan Laurel. With the Lake District National Park easily accessible, adventure seekers can enjoy a variety of walking, cycling, and hiking trails, including the challenging ascent of Scafell Pike, the highest peak in England. Limestone promises a unique and memorable rural retreat for all who visit.

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