A delightful Grade II stone holiday cottage set in a pretty Peak District village with local pub and excellent walking/cycling. Perfect for families or couples wanting to escape the pressures of every day life. Sleeps 2+2
Self-Catering Holiday Cottage - Woolstore Cottage, Keswick, Cumbria, Lake District, England
Woolstore Cottage
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Woolstore Cottage is one of the oldest buildings in Keswick dating back to the 1700's. It has all modern amenities, two good sized bedrooms, both en-suite, and a south facing patio area. It also has enclosed private parking.
Retaining much original character, the cottage has just been completely refurbished throughout and is now very comprehensively equipped. It is let on a weekly basis but some short breaks may be available in the low season.
Keswick-on-Derwentwater is an attractive and picturesque market town at the heart of the Northern Lakes, making an ideal base from which to explore the breathtaking scenery of the Lake District National Park or beyond to the Solway coast or Hadrian's wall. The peace and tranquility of this beautiful area can be enjoyed whatever time of the year you visit.
The 4000-year-old Stone Circle of Castlerigg lies to the east and overlooks Keswick in its lovely valley setting, nestling neatly between the massive peak of Skiddaw and the calm of Derwentwater. Early lead mining, quarrying and the growth of pencil manufacture have all played their part in a long and often dramatic history.
Though small in size, Keswick offers a wide range of indoor and outdoor attractions for the visitor. Most of these are within a five minute walk of Woolstore Cottage and include the Cumberland Pencil Museum; 'Cars of the Stars' housing authentic James Bond cars among others; Keswick Victorian Museum and Art Gallery; The Teapottery; Hope Park; Fitz Park; Friars Crag; The 'state of the art' Theatre by the Lake; the stylish 1920's Alhambra Cinema; Indoor Leisure Pool; Indoor Climbing Centre; Derwentwater Launches.
It is currently the only place in England where you can see our native red squirrels and Ospreys in their natural wild habitat.
Facilities
Near Pub/Restaurant Garden/Outside Area Off-Road Parking DVD Washing Machine Tumble Dryer Microwave Dishwasher Video CD Player Shower Bath Cot
The open-plan Kitchen/Dining/Living Room has a fully equipped modern kitchen with gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. For relaxing after a day's exploring there is a Widescreen TV, DVD/video recorder and a mini HiFi system. The dining area has pine furniture with a welsh dresser containing a selection of books, games, videos, maps and local walks.
There is a useful Understairs Storage Room with a washer/dryer. The front of the cottage is south facing and has a rockery with Patio and garden furniture.
The Master Bedroom on the second floor has pine furnishing with a Kingsize bed, original stone fireplace, beamed ceiling and a fitted wardrobe. The en-suite bathroom has a WC, wash basin and a Spa bath with a thermostatically controlled shower above.
The Second Bedroom is on the first floor and has pine furnishings and two single beds, original stone fireplace, beamed ceiling and a wardrobe. The en-suite room has a WC, wash basin and a thermostatically controlled shower. Also on the first floor, is a separate WC and on the ground floor is an entrance lobby.
Services and Facilities
Widescreen TV, DVD/Video
Mini HiFi System
Iron/Ironing Board
Gas Central Heating
En-suite bedrooms
Shaver Points
Hairdryer
Linen included (other than towels)
Cot and high chair available
Central yet private location
Prices for 7 nights: Low Season from £285 Mid Season from £365 High Season from £530 Peak Season from £600
Sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms (Double, twin)
Star Rating: 4 Stars Pets: No Smoking: No Children: Yes Changeover Day: Saturday
Owner: Richard Wilson click Contact Details for owners phone number and email