The Old Post House At Low Stott Park

Low Stott Park Near Newby Bridge, Cumbria

Situated in the picturesque Low Stott Park near Newby Bridge, Cumbria, The Old Post House offers a charming retreat for families or groups of up to six. This delightful Lakeland cottage enjoys a prime location within the Lake District National Park, close to the iconic Lake Windermere. With a rich history as a former post house, the property is dog-friendly, making it an ideal choice for those looking to explore the stunning natural surroundings with their pets. Visitors can conveniently park on the shared driveway, which accommodates two cars, before entering the inviting rear glazed porch, perfect for storing outdoor gear.

The interior of The Old Post House is beautifully furnished, featuring a bright and airy sitting room that boasts lovely views of the garden. This cozy space is perfect for family movie nights, complete with a woodburning stove for added warmth and ambiance. The spacious kitchen/diner is well-equipped with modern amenities, including a dishwasher and washer/dryer, allowing for hassle-free meal preparation. Guests can enjoy dining together at the table for six, and on pleasant days, outdoor dining is a delightful option, giving pets the chance to roam freely in the garden. For added convenience, a cloakroom is also located on the ground floor.

As evening falls, guests can retreat to the first floor, where they will find three comfortable bedrooms—two doubles and a twin—along with a bathroom for refreshing soaks or invigorating showers. The surrounding area offers plenty of opportunities for exploration, with the quaint village of Newby Bridge just 1.8 miles away. Here, visitors can dine at the Swan Hotel overlooking the River Leven or stock up on essentials at a local convenience store. Nearby attractions include the Millerbeck Light Railway, where guests can meet alpacas and ride a miniature train, as well as the Lakes Aquarium for a closer look at local marine life.

Adventure seekers will find a wealth of activities within a short drive, including white-water rafting and visits to the Lakeland Motor Museum, which features over 30,000 exhibits. The historic Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway offers a scenic three-mile journey aboard a steam train, while wildlife enthusiasts can explore numerous walking trails like the National Trust Fell Foot and High Dam. For those looking to engage in watersports, Windermere provides options such as kayaking and paddleboarding. Cultural experiences abound with attractions like the World of Beatrix Potter and the Windermere Jetty Museum, alongside stunning viewpoints at Orrest Head and Queen Adelaide’s Hill, making The Old Post House at Low Stott Park a perfect base for a memorable getaway in the Lake District.

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