The Place, Loweswater

The Place, Loweswater Exceptional vacation rental dated 1664, for up to 8+ baby +dog in the Lake District's quietly splendid Western fells. https://linktr.ee/theplaceloweswater
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Stunning views,large garden, games barn,garden studio, walks,bikerides from the door, wild swim. The Place, Loweswater
Description of the house and garden. The Place, is a 17th century holiday cottage for eight people in an unrivalled romantic position overlooking Loweswater in the Vale of Lorton, a beautiful, quiet corner of the North Western Lake District, Cumbria. It is extremely characterful,

full of original features: exposed beams, slate floors and staircase, open fires, ancient bread oven and salt cellar and a carving in the sitting room showing the initials of the first owner I.W. and the date 1664. It has just been renovated and upgraded to ensure it is also very comfortable and relaxing for 21st century living. It is available to let for holidays or retreats from now, October 2015. Dogs are welcome at a small extra cost but we request they don’t go into bedrooms please of which there are 4
Underfloor heating and oil fired central heating, wood-burning stoves in the sitting room and dining rooms (first load of logs included in price), ensure it is always cosy and warm, and the beds all have electric blankets, fine linen and goose-down duvets to boot. There’s a beautifully equipped hand-made kitchen with all mod cons (American style fridge freezer, induction range cooker, Gaggia coffee machine, microwave/third oven, blender, bread-maker etc), herbs and spices and some dry goods provided, antique pine settle, breakfast table, view up the fells to the rear of the house. The essential boot room/utility room is heated from underneath and features a Victorian-style clothes airer as well as lots of hooks for your coats, cubbyholes for your boots, a washing machine and tumble dryer. The sitting room is the epitome of cosy with a comfortable leather sofa and armchairs, Persian rugs, TV and Blue-ray player, wifi, blue tooth speaker, record player and records, maps and books galore. There are some lovely paintings in here and throughout the house. The dining room/morning room has a wonderful view to the front over the garden and to the lake. It is furnished with an antique pine table and chairs for eight (high chair available too), and antique pine dresser (board games galore), a window settee, a pretty antique desk in the other window for your correspondence or getting on with your novel. The games barn has a pool table, table tennis table, table football, heater, sockets for your music, and chairs for chilling . The lawned gardens surround the house and provide perfect vantage points for enjoying the views with a cup of tea, rustling up a BBQ, dining al fresco on the terrace, playing games (badminton, quoits etc) and running about, swinging, climbing, or lounging in the hammock in the orchard. Teenagers need never be bored here and little ones will thrive with all that space. Bedrooms – all are equipped with luxurious mattresses and top quality bed linen. Feather pillows and down duvets are standard but hypoallergenic options are available. Just let us know if you prefer them. Bedroom one – the garden room on the ground floor has a king size zip and link bed that can be two (small) single beds if required. It has dual aspect, looking west over the pasture and also over the garden and lake. The ground floor shower room and toilet make The Place very suitable for those with reduced mobility. Bedroom two - The Master bedroom - is on the first floor and has a traditional king size brass bedstead, and a stunning lake view. Bedroom three is also on the first floor. It has a double bed with brass bed head and a wonderful view of the lake. Bedroom four, on the first floor, is a twin room (full single size beds with antique bed heads) and window to the farm side. Good zed bed available. Cot available. Bathrooms
Ground floor shower room and toilet. Slate floor heated from underneath. Upstairs large family bathroom with claw foot Victorian-style roll-top bath and large separate shower, views up the fells to the rear of the house, separate third toilet. Underfloor heating. The Area and Things to Do
Private Road: The house is located at the end of a private lane (‘lonning’ in Cumbrian dialect) with no vehicular access except for you and the working sheep and beef farm next door – very quiet and very safe. The farmers are delightful. Dogs must be kept under control at all times. The house is surrounded by fields full of sheep and cattle, lambs and calves in Spring. They come right up to our back gate (pls keep this closed!) and are very friendly. The Lake: The lake is managed by the National Trust. Private craft are not allowed on the lake, which means it remains remarkably peaceful and calm. You can hire traditional wooden rowing boats from Watergate Farm at the other end of the lake and fishing licences are available too. There is a lovely easy path that circumnavigates the lake. Walks from the door: The front gate leads onto the path to the lakeside, about 150m, thence through the lovely National Trust managed Holme Wood. It’s an easy stroll through the wood to The Kirkstile Inn, a famous and wonderful Lakeland pub (winner of the CumbrianTourism Pub of the Year 2015!). Great food and dog-friendly. The wood provides lots of scope for adventure – find Holme Force, a delightful waterfall, or the Holme Wood bothy and rope swings over the lake. You can cycle through the wood too. Rowing boats are available to hire from the National Trust house at the end of the lake. The 4 mile lake circuit walk is lovely if you don’t fancy the tops one day. The gate at the rear of the property joins the bridle path up to Fangs Brow and then on to the Coffin Route – one of many gorgeous walks, catering to all abilities, straight from the house. See the photos on the ever gorgeous Loweswatercam (a brilliant resource for walk ideas and stunning photos of the area) at http://www.loweswatercam.co.uk/030607_Fangsbrow.htm Opposite the house you can crest Darling Fell and walk the ridge towards Loweswater village. There are some major tops easily accessible from the house, Melbreak (behind the Kirkstile) and Carling Knot, Grasmoor, Whiteside and Hen Comb. Crummock Water is just below Loweswater and Buttermere is just below that, an astonishing run of beautiful lakes under quintessentially dramatic fells. The house has lots of maps and suggested routes. Nearby attractions:
Adventures and sports in the area are almost too numerous to list all but include: Whinlatter Forest (9 miles away) mountain biking trails, Go Ape high ropes adventure, adventure playground and nature trails, walking routes, café etc; Also the magnificent waterfall of Spout Force. Honister Slate mine (11 miles away – stunning drive) – Via Ferrata, Infinity bridge, caving, mine tours – not for the faint-hearted. Road cycling everywhere; Riding; Paragliding; Sailing, rowing, kayaking, canoeing, water-skiing on Bassenthwaite, Derwent Water, Ullswater, Windermere, Coniston etc. Only rowing on Loweswater (no private craft). Fishing licences available for certain waterways. Tennis at nearby Lorton Tennis Club (5 miles away)
Golf at Keswick Golf Club and at Silloth. Climbing wall and Ice-climbing in Keswick (12 miles away) at King Kong Climbing centre; massive climbing and bouldering wall at Keswick Climbing Centre, The Pencil Museum, the Theatre by the Lake, Cinema, umpteen outdoor shops, excellent restaurants, bars and coffee shops, Saturday market, Booths supermarket, all in Keswick;
Pretty Georgian Cockermouth, a mere 7 miles away, is well worth a visit: you’ll find the lovely National Trust-owned Wordsworth’s House and Garden, with living displays and events, The Jennings Brewery offering tours, the Kirkgate Centre (gigs, shows etc), fantastic antique shopping, including the world famous Mitchells Auction house, a leisure centre with swimming pool and scuba diving, coffee shops, sushi (and highly recommended sushi-making courses) and an award-winning Vegetarian restaurant amongst other fantastic places to eat. Supermarkets and delis for all your provisions. Sainsburys will also deliver to The Place. Nature reserve at Ennerdale with lots of waymarked walks. You are very close to the historic West coast – the bustling marina at the Georgian gem town Whitehaven, and further up the old resort of Silloth overlooking the Solway Firth (more golf here). From Fangs Brow above the house the coast of Scotland and the Solway Firth is often clearly visible from the top. All the famous delights of the Central Lakes are easily accessed but without having to stay with the sometimes overwhelming crowds: Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage and Rydal mount, Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top, the famous Gondola steam boat on Coniston Water, or the Ullswater steamer, or the multifarious craft on Windermere. But most importantly the Lake District offers THE VERY BEST WALKING IN THE WORLD. The Place, Loweswater makes the ideal writers’ retreat, offering a rare opportunity to contemplate and relax in the undisturbed peace and quiet of a ravishing landscape. It is great for cyclists of all sorts, walkers of all abilities, wildlife watchers, families with teenagers or small children, where the kids can feel really free. The house comfortably accommodates 8 people and an extra little one, but is cosy for two or four as well. Rates can be adjusted accordingly. It really is the perfect spot for a relaxing break or an adventurous holiday for all ages. Come for an idyllic week or short break, a glorious summer fortnight or a snug winter hideaway. Available in October. message for price list,availability and info. New photos when avail

17/08/2024

Set your heart on fire not our landscape 🧡

When exploring the Lake District take a picnic not a BBQ and enjoy your food with a view. Don't forget to and take your rubbish home with you.

Short notice availability! See linktree and in comments for more information. contact me directly for best prices.
11/08/2024

Short notice availability! See linktree and in comments for more information. contact me directly for best prices.

Crummock Water
05/08/2024

Crummock Water

The Neighbours
04/08/2024

The Neighbours

Bingo get out of that long grass!
04/08/2024

Bingo get out of that long grass!

We are proud to provide Pure Lakes Skincare products for our guests at The Place. They are beautiful products,  suitable...
03/08/2024

We are proud to provide Pure Lakes Skincare products for our guests at The Place. They are beautiful products, suitable for the most sensitive of skin, and it's great to know that sustainability and environmental impact is at the heart of the enterprise, along with a real sense of responsibility towards the community and their workforce. I'm happy to vote for them in these Cumbria Life Magazine awards and I hope you will too. 🙏🙂

Come up to The Eyrie
02/08/2024

Come up to The Eyrie

02/08/2024
17/07/2024

☀️ Bring the whole family to Wordsworth House and Garden during the summer holidays for a fun-filled day whatever the weather.

🎨 Be inspired by our exhibition on British wildlife before getting crafty and creative in the Discovery Room with Animal Arts and Crafts.

🦔 Create pinecone hedgehogs, buzzy bees, woolly owls or a fox bookmark. We’ll be changing the makes throughout the holidays with something for everyone.

👉 For more information on how to plan your visit, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3KfJKsf

17/07/2024

☀️ Enjoy a fun filled summer come rain or shine at National Trust places across the Lake District.

🤸 From arts and crafts to play trails, foraging courses to mindful nature activities, there's lots to keep the kids busy during the summer holidays.

👉 For more details and to check availability, visit: https://bit.ly/4ajaQrX

11/07/2024
Watergate end of Loweswater, through the meadows, on the way to the pub . And Shawn the sheep.
08/07/2024

Watergate end of Loweswater, through the meadows, on the way to the pub . And Shawn the sheep.

07/07/2024

Did you know that we have a range of free volunteer-led guided walks in the Lake District?

Whether you're looking for a new walk, to meet new people who enjoy walking or are unsure how of where to start our guided walks are a great option.

Discover your next walk here: https://ow.ly/PklF50SwaJa

📸Nicky Beeson

The same field, just missing Miss Potter at work in it.... On the way up to the old Mosser Road and    The Place is oppo...
06/07/2024

The same field, just missing Miss Potter at work in it.... On the way up to the old Mosser Road and The Place is opposite.

Lovely Loweswater as seen in the charming movie Miss Potter.
06/07/2024

Lovely Loweswater as seen in the charming movie Miss Potter.

The perfect location
06/07/2024

The perfect location

60 seconds · Clipped by Lucy Robinson · Original video "Last Scene & End Credits from "Miss Potter (2006)"" by Samuel

O this looks like fun! 😍
02/07/2024

O this looks like fun! 😍

The next Makers' Market is 27th July in The Yew Tree Hall, Lorton, featuring the rowdiest bunch of coves in West Cumbria, The Shanty Lads! I've booked the sun for the day but 🤷🏻‍♀️

There are a few tables left, which are open to makers in the local area. If you'd like a table, drop me a message or email, but please bear in mind that I'm aiming to showcase a whole variety of crafts to avoid doubling-up so that our makers aren't having to compete with each other, so you may be disappointed this time (but more markets are in the planning!). Tables are £15.

You should be a small business from the area local to Lorton/Cockermouth, and make your items by hand in order to apply for a table.

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Always exciting things to do at beautiful Whinlatter - Forestry England and  amazing walks and views to boot.
30/06/2024

Always exciting things to do at beautiful Whinlatter - Forestry England and amazing walks and views to boot.

View from the path through Holme Wood, 5 minutes from The Place, up to the coffin route, revealed since the larch die ba...
23/06/2024

View from the path through Holme Wood, 5 minutes from The Place, up to the coffin route, revealed since the larch die back tree felling







20/06/2024

The next Makers' Market is 27th July in The Yew Tree Hall, Lorton, featuring the rowdiest bunch of coves in West Cumbria, The Shanty Lads! I've booked the sun for the day but 🤷🏻‍♀️

There are a few tables left, which are open to makers in the local area. If you'd like a table, drop me a message or email, but please bear in mind that I'm aiming to showcase a whole variety of crafts to avoid doubling-up so that our makers aren't having to compete with each other, so you may be disappointed this time (but more markets are in the planning!). Tables are £15.

You should be a small business from the area local to Lorton/Cockermouth, and make your items by hand in order to apply for a table.

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Despite predictions of a wash out Loweswater's microclimate gifts us golden sunshine yet again. Heaven. View from the te...
20/06/2024

Despite predictions of a wash out Loweswater's microclimate gifts us golden sunshine yet again. Heaven. View from the terrace at the cottage this evening.

The weather forecast had us expecting a non-stop deluge, but we have been blessed with warm golden sunshine. Aaah, Lowes...
20/06/2024

The weather forecast had us expecting a non-stop deluge, but we have been blessed with warm golden sunshine. Aaah, Loweswater's special microclimate does it again.... Bliss.

I SAID it was the best pub in the world.... And so it shall prove to be!  Well done and good luck Kirkstile Inn
08/05/2023

I SAID it was the best pub in the world.... And so it shall prove to be! Well done and good luck Kirkstile Inn

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been selected as a finalist in the Pub of the Year category of the Cumbria Tourism Awards 2023 🥳

We’re so proud to have been selected alongside some other fantastic businesses. Our success is all down to our incredible, hard-working team.

MAY 22 - 26 2023: Short notice RARE AVAILABILITY KLAXON!! Due to cancellation an idyllic Monday to Friday short break is...
07/05/2023

MAY 22 - 26 2023: Short notice RARE AVAILABILITY KLAXON!! Due to cancellation an idyllic Monday to Friday short break is available to book. AND NEW FOR THIS SEASON SUPERFAST SATELLITE BROADBAND/WiFi in the house and in the summerhouse too. (What a garden office it makes! Those unavoidable Teams work calls can continue seamlessly while you drool at the view).

Loweswater is blissful in May (ok any month but May has extra special energy somehow). Many sunny, dry, warm longer days (not dark till about 9.45 pm at the mo), the lake becoming swimmable/paddlable by the nesh as well as the hardy types, bluebells everywhere (and the exceptional show at Rannerdale Knotts coming into full perfection by next week!) tight tree buds unfurling, birdsong going bonkers, wildlife teeming... We have deer, red squirrels, stoats, hares, rabbits, incredible array of birdlife... The lambs are still ridiculously cute but now with an endearing, daft, urgent confidence, zooming round the fields in packs, reminding me of Just William's Outlaws, in fleecy onesies .
The 5* rated 17th century cottage sleeps up to 8 but is cosy as a cacoon for a couple too. 1 sensible clean-living dog welcome. Occupying a remote and unrivalled spot on tranquil Loweswater, with exceptional views, it's super comfy inside.

AND NEW FOR THIS SEASON SUPERFAST SATELLITE BROADBAND with WiFi in the summerhouse. Those unavoidable Teams work calls can continue seamlessly while you drool at the view.

Outside, there's a large lovely garden, lots of places to sit out and relax with a book, eat a meal on the dining terrace, or play vigorous games of badminton or swingball; also the games barn and the charming summerhouse are there for your use.
Great for cyclists. Lots of brilliant walks from the door, only 5 minutes from the lakeside, quiet and remote but everything you could need within easy reach as Cockermouth is only 7 miles away. The genuinely best pub in the world Kirkstile Inn is a beautiful walk along the lake and through the woods away. AREN'T YOU DUE SOME ANNUAL LEAVE?? Message me for best prices, more info and to book. You can see further pics here:

https://www.sallyscottages.co.uk/cottage/84254-the-place--loweswater

https://air.tl/ty45hb0T more pics and info .

Many thanks
Lucy
The Place, Loweswater

Such serenity. A perfect day in May.
07/05/2023

Such serenity. A perfect day in May.

LAST MINUTE SHORT BREAK alert! Are you able to skive off on Monday April 24th and come and stay in this heavenly spot on...
21/04/2023

LAST MINUTE SHORT BREAK alert! Are you able to skive off on Monday April 24th and come and stay in this heavenly spot on Loweswater, Western Lake District & Coast until Friday 28th April?? A last minute cancellation means next week is available at a discount. The only availability until November. Stunning views, walks from the door, swimming, boating, pub within easy walking distance along the lake. Beautiful interiors, beams and wonky floors but modern conveniences, smart furnishings, wood burning stoves, paintings, books everywhere, Maps and guides. And now..... NEW!! * superfast Starlink broadband!! * , smart Tv. Outside there's a games barn, summerhouse with beautiful views over the lake to the fells opposite, a large garden with dining terrace, lots of different sitting out spots. Easy drive out to many famous attractions. It's a dream holiday for a group of up to 8 max, or a multigenerational family holiday or a cosy romantic break away for a loved up couple. One dog welcome. 5* reviews across the board and many happy returning customers. DM me for the discounted rate and further info. Thank you!

The cancellation July 15th to22 nd has now been rebooked.Thanks very much for your interest. There's a short break avail...
19/06/2022

The cancellation July 15th to22 nd has now been rebooked.Thanks very much for your interest. There's a short break available 26th to 30th September and then some availability in November and some in December.


https://www.theplaceloweswater.com/availability.html

JULY 15-22 UNEXPECTED AVAILABILITY AT THE PLACE, LOWESWATER. Cottage for up to 8 in perfect situation on Loweswater in t...
15/06/2022

JULY 15-22 UNEXPECTED AVAILABILITY AT THE PLACE, LOWESWATER. Cottage for up to 8 in perfect situation on Loweswater in the tranquil North western Lake District. Games barn, summerhouse, large garden, one dog very welcome. Walks from the door, fab pub less than an hour's walk through the woods along the lake. Perfect for all ages. DM for best prices and info. Thanks.

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The Place, Loweswater Description of the house and garden. The Place, is a 17th century holiday cottage for eight people in an unrivalled romantic position overlooking Loweswater in the Vale of Lorton, a beautiful, quiet corner of the North Western Lake District, Cumbria. It is extremely characterful, full of original features: exposed beams, slate floors and staircase, open fires, ancient bread oven and salt cellar and a carving in the sitting room showing the initials of the first owner I.W. and the date 1664. It has just been renovated and upgraded to ensure it is also very comfortable and relaxing for 21st century living. It is available to let for holidays or retreats from now, October 2015. Dogs are welcome at a small extra cost but we request they don’t go into bedrooms please of which there are 4 Underfloor heating and oil fired central heating, wood-burning stoves in the sitting room and dining rooms (first load of logs included in price), ensure it is always cosy and warm, and the beds all have electric blankets, fine linen and goose-down duvets to boot. There’s a beautifully equipped hand-made kitchen with all mod cons (American style fridge freezer, induction range cooker, Gaggia coffee machine, microwave/third oven, blender, bread-maker etc), herbs and spices and some dry goods provided, antique pine settle, breakfast table, view up the fells to the rear of the house. The essential boot room/utility room is heated from underneath and features a Victorian-style clothes airer as well as lots of hooks for your coats, cubbyholes for your boots, a washing machine and tumble dryer. The sitting room is the epitome of cosy with a comfortable leather sofa and armchairs, Persian rugs, TV and Blue-ray player, wifi, blue tooth speaker, record player and records, maps and books galore. There are some lovely paintings in here and throughout the house. The dining room/morning room has a wonderful view to the front over the garden and to the lake. It is furnished with an antique pine table and chairs for eight (high chair available too), and antique pine dresser (board games galore), a window settee, a pretty antique desk in the other window for your correspondence or getting on with your novel. The games barn has a pool table, table tennis table, table football, heater, sockets for your music, and a big sofa and chairs for chilling . The lawned gardens surround the house and provide perfect vantage points for enjoying the views with a cup of tea, rustling up a BBQ, dining al fresco on the terrace with a table and seating for 8, playing games (badminton, quoits etc) and running about, swinging on the swing, climbing on the climbing frame, or lounging in the hammock in the orchard. Teenagers need never be bored here and little ones will thrive with all that space. Bedrooms – all are equipped with luxurious mattresses and top quality bed linen. Feather pillows and down duvets are standard but hypoallergenic options are available. Just let us know if you prefer them. Bedroom one – the garden room on the ground floor has a king size zip and link bed that can be two (small) single beds if required. It has dual aspect, looking west over the pasture and also over the garden and lake. The ground floor shower room and toilet make The Place very suitable for those with reduced mobility. Bedroom two - The Master bedroom - is on the first floor and has a traditional king size brass bedstead, and a stunning lake view. Bedroom three is also on the first floor. It has a double bed with brass bed head and a wonderful view of the lake. Bedroom four, on the first floor, is a twin room (full single size beds with antique bed heads) and window to the farm side. Good zed bed available. Cot available. Bathrooms Ground floor shower room and toilet. Slate floor heated from underneath. Upstairs large family bathroom with claw foot Victorian-style roll-top bath and large separate shower, views up the fells to the rear of the house, separate third toilet. Underfloor heating. The Area and Things to Do Private Road: The house is located at the end of a private lane (‘lonning’ in Cumbrian dialect) with no vehicular access except for you and the working sheep and beef farm next door – very quiet and very safe. The farmers are delightful. Dogs must be kept under control at all times. The house is surrounded by fields full of sheep and cattle, lambs and calves in Spring. They come right up to our back gate (pls keep this closed!) and are very friendly. The Lake: The lake is managed by the National Trust. Private craft are not allowed on the lake, which means it remains remarkably peaceful and calm. You can hire traditional wooden rowing boats from Watergate Farm at the other end of the lake and fishing licences are available too. There is a lovely easy path that circumnavigates the lake. Walks from the door: The front gate leads onto the path to the lakeside, about 150m, thence through the lovely National Trust managed Holme Wood. It’s an easy stroll through the wood to The Kirkstile Inn, a famous and wonderful Lakeland pub (winner of the CumbrianTourism Pub of the Year 2015!). Great food and dog-friendly. The wood provides lots of scope for adventure – find Holme Force, a delightful waterfall, or the Holme Wood bothy and rope swings over the lake. You can cycle through the wood too. Rowing boats are available to hire from the National Trust house at the end of the lake. The 4 mile lake circuit walk is lovely if you don’t fancy the tops one day. The gate at the rear of the property joins the bridle path up to Fangs Brow and then on to the Coffin Route – one of many gorgeous walks, catering to all abilities, straight from the house. See the photos on the ever gorgeous Loweswatercam (a brilliant resource for walk ideas and stunning photos of the area) at http://www.loweswatercam.co.uk/030607_Fangsbrow.htm Opposite the house you can crest Darling Fell and walk the ridge towards Loweswater village. There are some major tops easily accessible from the house, Melbreak (behind the Kirkstile) and Carling Knot, Grasmoor, Whiteside and Hen Comb. Crummock Water is just below Loweswater and Buttermere is just below that, an astonishing run of beautiful lakes under quintessentially dramatic fells. The house has lots of maps and suggested routes. Nearby attractions: Adventures and sports in the area are almost too numerous to list all but include: Whinlatter Forest (9 miles away) mountain biking trails, Go Ape high ropes adventure, adventure playground and nature trails, walking routes, café etc; Also the magnificent waterfall of Spout Force. Honister Slate mine (11 miles away – stunning drive) – Via Ferrata, Infinity bridge, caving, mine tours – not for the faint-hearted. Road cycling everywhere; Riding; Paragliding; Sailing, rowing, kayaking, canoeing, water-skiing on Bassenthwaite, Derwent Water, Ullswater, Windermere, Coniston etc. Only rowing on Loweswater (no private craft). Fishing licences available for certain waterways. Tennis at nearby Lorton Tennis Club (5 miles away) Golf at Keswick Golf Club and at Silloth. Climbing wall and Ice-climbing in Keswick (12 miles away) at King Kong Climbing centre; massive climbing and bouldering wall at Keswick Climbing Centre, The Pencil Museum, the Theatre by the Lake, Cinema, umpteen outdoor shops, excellent restaurants, bars and coffee shops, Saturday market, Booths supermarket, all in Keswick; Pretty Georgian Cockermouth, a mere 7 miles away, is well worth a visit: you’ll find the lovely National Trust-owned Wordsworth’s House and Garden, with living displays and events, The Jennings Brewery offering tours, the Kirkgate Centre (gigs, shows etc), fantastic antique shopping, including the world famous Mitchells Auction house, a leisure centre with swimming pool and scuba diving, coffee shops, sushi (and highly recommended sushi-making courses) and an award-winning Vegetarian restaurant amongst other fantastic places to eat. Supermarkets and delis for all your provisions. Sainsburys will also deliver to The Place. Nature reserve at Ennerdale with lots of waymarked walks. You are very close to the historic West coast – the bustling marina at the Georgian gem town Whitehaven, and further up the old resort of Silloth overlooking the Solway Firth (more golf here). From Fangs Brow above the house the coast of Scotland and the Solway Firth is often clearly visible from the top. All the famous delights of the Central Lakes are easily accessed but without having to stay with the sometimes overwhelming crowds: Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage and Rydal mount, Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top, the famous Gondola steam boat on Coniston Water, or the Ullswater steamer, or the multifarious craft on Windermere. But most importantly the Lake District offers THE VERY BEST WALKING IN THE WORLD. The Place, Loweswater makes the ideal writers’ retreat, offering a rare opportunity to contemplate and relax in the undisturbed peace and quiet of a ravishing landscape. It is great for cyclists of all sorts, walkers of all abilities, wildlife watchers, families with teenagers or small children, where the kids can feel really free. The house comfortably accommodates 8 people and an extra little one, but is cosy for two or four as well. Rates can be adjusted accordingly. It really is the perfect spot for a relaxing break or an adventurous holiday for all ages. Come for an idyllic week or short break, a glorious summer fortnight or a snug winter hideaway. Available in October. message for price list,availability and info. New photos when avail


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