GRASS INGS, family friendly, with open fire in Skelwith Bridge

Detached Lakeland country house. Stunning views. French doors. Stylish decor. Smart TVs and Xbox 360. Large garden. Nestled between the peaceful Langdale Valley and vibrant Ambleside.

Amenities: Summary · Detached House sitting in 3 acres with meadow and private river frontage. · Quality Assessment completed January 2025 and Highly Commended for a Four-Star property · Three bedrooms and three bathrooms: 1 x king-size double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x king-size double, 1 x super king-size double or twin (please state your preference at the time of booking) · Bathroom with bath, separate walk in shower, basin and WC · Shower room with walk in shower, basin and WC · Kitchen with dining area and Smart TV · Sitting room with wood burning stove and Smart TV · Cloakroom with WC · Lower ground floor Den with Smart TV and Xbox 360 · Boot room with drying facilities · Oil central heating and wood burning stove · Large electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, Smart TV x3, Xbox 360 with games, WiFi · Private parking for 3 cars · EV Charger, drinks patio, sun terrace and in the centre of the garden a large dining patio · Sloped lawns · Sorry, no pets · Sorry, no smoking · Shop and pub are a short walk · Friday or Monday Changeover only · The owners decorate the house for Christmas in early December each year

Town: Skelwith Bridge is located in the very heart of the Lake District at the foot of the Langdale Valley. Grasmere, Ambleside and Lake Windermere are all located within three miles of this picturesque hamlet. The small village of Elterwater with its English Lake District Inn is just a twenty minute walk passing Skelwith Force, a fifteen feet high waterfall where the River Brathay forces a passage through the rocks. Once a centre for the slate processing industry, it consists of a cluster of stone buildings by a picturesque bridge spanning the River Brathay. Today, hand-crafted articles can be purchased from the shop and cafe at ‘Chesters by the River’. The Skelwith Bridge Hotel and Talbot Pub, dating back to the 17th century sit in the centre of the hamlet. Nearby Grasmere is perhaps best known as the home of William Wordsworth, a place he once described as "The most loveliest spot that man hath found".