Cottage in Cumbria

This cosy bungalow provides an idyllic base for couples and small families to enjoy a memorable getaway in the heart of the Lake District. With its stunning backdrop of rolling hills and serene waters, Coniston boasts many attractions sure to captivate visitors. Adventure enthusiasts can embark on exhilarating hikes up the towering Old Man of Coniston (1 mile), revelling in breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. History buffs can explore the heritage rich Coniston village, just 200 metres away, featuring notable landmarks such as the striking Brantwood House, once home to renowned Victorian writer, John Ruskin. For those seeking a touch of nostalgia, a visit to the Ruskin Museum provides insight into the local history and the legacy of Donald Campbell's world speed record attempts on the lake. Additionally, Coniston Water offers ample opportunities for water based activities like sailing, SUP kayaking, and scenic boat tours. As you step through the front door of this delightful bungalow, pass along the hallway and you're greeted by a warm and inviting lounge adorned with rustic charm, a Smart TV and a crackling gas fire, perfect for cosy evenings. A conservatory at the rear beckons with its sun drenched ambience and patio doors leading out to the garden. Here, a large dining table awaits, surrounded by additional seating for unwinding with a good book or simply soaking in the tranquillity of your surroundings. The fully equipped kitchen beckons to culinary enthusiasts, offering everything you need to whip up delicious meals with ease. Down the main hallway, you'll find two lovely bedrooms ensuring a restful night's sleep: one boasting a comfortable king size bed, and the other a cosy twin. The nearby bathroom and separate WC provide convenience and comfort for your stay. Stepping outside, the rear garden awaits with a lush lawn and stunning mountain views. Relax on the charming patio area adorned with comfortable furniture, perfect for al fresco dining or firing up the BBQ on balmy evenings.