Pass the Keys | Cosy 2 bedroom cottage near Coniston water

About this space
Located near the Southern tip of Coniston Water, the welcoming Swingletree cottage is a wonderful place to relax year round. Enjoy walks from the door into the hills behind with outstanding views. Return to a lovely fire in the woodburner in the winter or a relaxing drink outside in summertime with views over fields to the hills beyond.

Cosy yet spacious, this delightful cottage is a recent architect-designed barn conversion at the former Water Yeat farm, which dates from the 17th century

The space
Ground floor
3 steps to main entrance. Beamed throughout. Step-free access through Kitchen.
Living room: With wood burner, 43" Freesat TV, a selection of books and flagstone floor.
Kitchen/dining room: With breakfast bar, electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and slate floor.
First floor
Bedroom 1: With double bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet.
Bedroom 2: With 3 single beds, an en-suite with shower over bath, and toilet.

Facilities
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included in the winter season.

Miscellaneous
Small enclosed garden with patio, garden furniture and BBQ. Private parking for 2 cars in the parking area at the top of the driveway. No smoking.

Guest access
You can also enjoy the use the shared garden to the left of the parking area at the rear of the site.

Supermarkets
Coniston village is about 5½ miles to the north and the busy little market town of Ulverston is about 9 miles to the south. Both have a good selection of shops, pubs, restaurants, places of interest and tourist information offices.

Local Restaurants
This area is well served by good pubs, including a 14th-century inn at Lowick, which claims to be the oldest pub in the Lake District National Park. The nearest restaurant, pub, coffee shop and Deli is 2 miles away at Torver.

Local Attractions
A favourite short walk from the door is to Beacon Tarn. This walk can be extended to join the Cumbria Way, which begins in Ulverston and passes along the tarn’s western shoreline, continuing past the ancient farmstead of Stable Harvey and on to Torver, bypassing the Old Man of Coniston and on for about 70 miles to Carlisle. Start by turning right up the lane outside the entrance to the property, and then right again at the village hall. After the cattle grid you stay on the lane until you join the footpath after the farm on the left heading towards the tarn. Or just head off into the hills for amazing views! For a lovely simple stroll from the door to the river, turn right up the lane to the end, crossing the main road into Water Yeat lane and then along to the bridge. You can then turn left just after the bridge into the footpath alongside the river and into fields and return by the same route. The Lake Bank Jetty on Coniston Water is half a mile away along the main road and is best reached by car or bike when the road is busy. This is a great place for a swim or to launch a canoe, or go wind or paddle boarding. There are parking areas beside the road alongside Coniston Water. You can also walk there indirectly by taking the paths over the hills behind the property, as detailed above. Access to the boating centre on Coniston Water is about ½ mile from Coniston village. Boats can be hired and trips on the launches or the steam yacht Gondola can be taken.

Trains
Ulverston train station is 7 miles away

Buses
Buses to Coniston and Ulverston from the nearby crossroads in WaterYeat

Key Selling Points
Located near the Southern tip of Coniston Water, the welcoming Swingletree cottage is a wonderful place to relax year round. Enjoy walks from the door into the hills behind with outstanding views. Return to a lovely fire in the woodburner in the winter or a relaxing drink outside in summertime with views over fields to the hills beyond. Cosy yet spacious, this delightful cottage is a recent architect-designed barn conversion at the former Water Yeat farm, which dates from the 17th century.

IMPORTANT: On behalf of our host at Pass the Keys, we require guest verification facilitated by Truvi (Previously called Superhog). Upon confirming your booking, Truvi will contact the lead booker via a secure link, providing detailed instructions for the verification process.

The online verification requires a government-issued photo ID and a credit or debit card. During this process, you may choose between a refundable GBP 500 deposit (plus GBP 10 transaction fee currency equivalent) or purchase a non-refundable damage waiver of GBP 40 (currency equivalent) to cover potential damages during your stay.

Once the verification process is successfully completed, check-in information will be provided. If you opted in for a deposit, this will be refunded via credit/debit card after your stay, subject to an inspection of the property.
Pets - allowed
Smoking - not allowed