Grizedale, located in the scenic region of Cumbria in the North of England, is home to the enchanting Satterthwaite Farmhouse, a stunning 17th-century residence ideal for a memorable holiday or special gathering with friends. Nestled between the serene Lake Windermere and the tranquil Coniston Water, and just a stone's throw from the charming village of Hawkshead and the lush Grizedale Forest, this character-filled property has been luxuriously refurbished while preserving its historical charm and inviting country house atmosphere.
Accessed via a picturesque lane from the quaint hamlet of Satterthwaite, the farmhouse welcomes guests with an impressive oak door that opens into the first of two inviting sitting rooms. This spacious area is perfect for socializing, featuring a wood-burning stove that creates a warm ambiance. With underfloor heating, slate floors, and plush leather furnishings, guests are encouraged to linger here long into the night. The second sitting room mirrors this cozy feel, complete with its own wood-burning stove, deep-cushioned leather furniture, and a Smart TV for entertainment.
The farmhouse kitchen embodies the essence of a welcoming space, being both beautifully equipped and functional. A large, sturdy farmhouse table serves as the heart of the kitchen, where guests can enjoy lively dinners and leisurely breakfasts. Additionally, this area provides access to the rear garden and a separate utility space, enhancing the convenience of the home. The overall layout promotes a sense of togetherness, making it an ideal setting for family and friends to gather.
Accommodations at Satterthwaite Farmhouse are nothing short of luxurious, featuring four exquisite bedrooms, each complete with its own en-suite bathroom or shower room. Guests can choose from king-size sleigh beds, charming oak beams, free-standing baths, and invigorating monsoon showers, ensuring a restful and indulgent stay. Nearby, the village of Near Sawrey, once home to beloved author Beatrix Potter, offers a glimpse into her literary world, with her cottage Hill Top open to the public and nearby attractions such as Esthwaite Water and Moss Eccles Tarn, providing further opportunities for exploration and enjoyment.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!