Located in the picturesque town of Ambleside, Cumbria, The Mews is a charming character cottage that accommodates up to six guests across three spacious bedrooms. Nestled on the banks of the River Rothay, this property boasts breathtaking panoramic views and a rich history, having previously served as a coachman's cottage and stables, and later as the residence of Queen Victoria's physician. More recently, it has been home to a local artist, adding to its unique character and allure.
The Mews has been thoughtfully renovated to blend contemporary style with its original features, resulting in a bright and inviting interconnected living area. This space is enhanced by old oak beams, sleek slate flooring, and a cozy wood-burning stove, creating an atmosphere that is both stylish and warm. The generous bedrooms are designed to be light and airy, while the gardens provide an idyllic spot for relaxation, complete with strategically placed patios and a scenic footpath leading to Loughrigg Fell.
Upon entering The Mews, guests are greeted by an elegant hallway that showcases stunning views, setting the tone for the rest of the home. The lounge, characterized by its charm and comfort, features a luxurious leather sofa and a wood-burning stove, making it the perfect place to unwind. The open-plan kitchen and dining area promote a sociable atmosphere, ideal for family meals or gathering with friends. Each of the three beautifully presented bedrooms contributes to the overall appeal of the cottage.
Outside, the large garden extends to a private woodland glade, providing a serene escape into nature. The proximity to local amenities, including a nearby pub, adds to the convenience of the location, making The Mews a perfect retreat for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in the heart of the North of England. With its combination of historical significance, modern comforts, and stunning natural surroundings, The Mews offers a unique and memorable getaway experience.