Low Graythwaite Hall is a stunning 16th-century residence located near the southern shoreline of Lake Windermere, just 5.3 miles from the charming village of Hawkshead in Cumbria. This impressive property is set within four acres of beautiful grounds, featuring manicured gardens, topiary trees, a pond, and a stream, making it an ideal retreat for large families or groups of up to 24 people. The grand entrance hall welcomes guests into the home, leading to two elegantly furnished sitting rooms, each boasting a magnificent stone fireplace and views of the picturesque grounds, providing perfect spaces for relaxation and socializing.
The dining room is a highlight of the property, designed to accommodate all 24 guests with its striking oak paneling, feature fireplace, and French windows that open onto a sunlit patio and outdoor dining area. Adjacent to the dining area, the large farmhouse kitchen/diner serves as a hub of activity, equipped with a Rangemaster oven and inviting for guests to gather and enjoy each other's company while meals are prepared. Additional amenities include a Boot Room with ample drying space and a freezer, ensuring convenience for guests after outdoor adventures.
Upstairs, the residence offers nine uniquely decorated bedrooms, each named after local landmarks, with six featuring en-suite bathrooms. The accommodation includes two four-poster beds and a flexible super-king-size room that can be converted into a twin upon request. For extended family stays, The Old Dairy, a charming two-bedroom cottage, provides additional quality accommodation with bright interiors and a cozy living/dining area complete with an open fire. This cottage can host up to four guests and boasts its own well-equipped kitchen and laundry facilities.
The tranquil location of Low Graythwaite Hall allows for leisurely exploration of its expansive grounds and nearby woodlands, as well as easy access to the quaint village of Hawkshead, known for its cobbled streets, traditional Lakeland cottages, and local amenities, including the welcoming Queen's Head pub. The area is rich in walking trails, inspired by Beatrix Potter’s works, and attractions such as Grizedale Forest, which offers a variety of outdoor activities. With its remarkable features and idyllic setting, Low Graythwaite Hall promises unforgettable memories for families and friends alike.
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