Cottage in Cumbria

Take advantage of walks from the doorsteps to Aira Force waterfalls part of the Ullswater Way, Little Mell Fell and Gowbarrow fell 2 of the 214 Wainwrights. Uncover the impressive views of Helvellyn, the 3rd highest peak in England 7 miles away and the surrounding fells. If opting for hiking or biking adventure the choices are endless. A mile away a pub beckons serving local ales. Venture 3 miles to the bustling village of Pooley Bridge, here you find riverside coffee shops, pubs, a restaurant, independent stores, a bookshop and an off license, P.O and Tourist Information. From here you can take in the magnificent scenery from the water when onboard one of Ullswater steamers to Howtown where there is a tea room or further to the lively village of Glenridding which has a sailing centre. For a more leisurely day indulge in a spa day at the local Hotel less than a mile away. Overlooking a pond and open countryside. This shepherd's hut ascends four steps to the covered seating area, leading to the charming bespoke bedroom and living space. You will find a raised double bed, wood panelled walls, and quaint wooden shutters that gracefully close over the windows, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful night s sleep. Designed as a perfect haven for relaxation, the hut boasts quirky features like a copper pipe radiator and an en suite shower room. The bijou kitchen ensures convenience, equipped to cook up a hearty breakfast before setting off for the day ahead. The covered decking at the front provides an ideal spot for morning coffee, offering views across open fields, and is the perfect place to enjoy the birds and wildlife. There is seating on the ground, a pond, and a fire pit, creating an ideal setting to admire starry skies and get away from reality.