Garnett Bridge, located in the picturesque Longsleddale Valley just four miles from Kendal in Cumbria, is a charming hamlet that provides an idyllic setting for a holiday retreat. This grade II listed Lakeland Stone Cottage, once the residence of the local miller, boasts an array of traditional features, including oak beams and flagstone floors. The property is designed for comfort, with an AGA for cooking and an open fire that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for cozy evenings during the colder months.
The cottage accommodates up to six guests with its three well-appointed bedrooms. The first floor includes a double bedroom, a twin bedroom that can be configured as a double, and an additional twin bedroom. Each bedroom showcases exposed wood floors and beamed ceilings, enhancing the rustic charm of the cottage. A family bathroom is conveniently located, featuring a shower over a corner bath, a hand basin, and a W.C., ensuring all necessary amenities are readily available for guests.
Outside, guests can enjoy a lawned garden adjacent to the mill race, complete with a seating area, making it an ideal spot for relaxation amidst nature. The cobbled yard provides parking for up to four cars, adding to the convenience of the location. The peaceful surroundings offer numerous walking and cycling opportunities right from the doorstep, while nearby attractions such as Windermere and Bowness present stunning scenery and a variety of activities for all ages.
Accessibility is another advantage of Garnett Bridge, with excellent transport links to the motorway and the Lake District. The nearby town of Kendal, often referred to as the gateway to the Lakes, features a diverse selection of pubs and restaurants, along with the Brewery Arts Centre, which hosts live entertainment and cinema. With its combination of tranquil surroundings, traditional charm, and proximity to both natural beauty and local amenities, Longsleddale is an exceptional location for a memorable getaway.
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