High Torver House is a charming detached property located in the serene hamlet of Torver, Cumbria, nestled against the stunning backdrop of the Coniston Ranges. This extensive whitewashed residence, surrounded by its own grounds, offers breathtaking views of the village and valley, making it an ideal retreat for families or groups of up to eight. The property is well-equipped for comfort and relaxation, featuring four bedrooms, including a king-size room with an en-suite, and a cozy snug with a woodburning stove that opens onto a terrace, perfect for enjoying the picturesque scenery.
Upon entering High Torver House, guests are greeted by a cloakroom that provides a practical space for removing outdoor gear before stepping into the country-style kitchen. This kitchen is fully equipped with essential appliances such as a fridge with an ice box, oven, and dishwasher, complemented by a utility room offering additional amenities like a freezer and washing machine. The spacious dining room, with seating for eight, and a sitting room featuring a woodburning stove and ample seating, provide inviting areas for gathering and enjoying the stunning valley views together.
The first floor of the house houses three additional bedrooms, including two king-size rooms and a super-king-size room with a zip/link feature for flexibility. Each bedroom boasts exposed wooden floors, tasteful décor, and sufficient storage space. The large family bathroom offers a luxurious free-standing bath beneath a stained glass window, along with a separate walk-in shower, ensuring comfort for all guests. Outside, the property provides parking for three cars, bike storage, and an enclosed area for pets, along with a lawn and extensive patio equipped with outdoor furniture for alfresco dining while soaking in the views.
Situated in an area known for its natural beauty, Torver is home to two local pubs and is surrounded by tranquil spots like Crake & Woodland Valleys and Beacon Tarn, making it a haven for walkers and cyclists. Just a short walk from Coniston Water, guests can enjoy fell walking and mountain biking, with the iconic Old Man of Coniston nearby. Coniston village, accessible via a scenic 3-mile stroll, offers various amenities and attractions, including the Ruskin Museum. Additionally, Grizedale Forest and the National Trust's Hill Top, once the home of Beatrix Potter, are within easy reach, making High Torver House a perfect base for exploring the enchanting Lake District region.
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