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Located on the brink of the Yorkshire Dales and with the Lake District National Park not far away this property boasts an unrivalled position for exploring the heart of northern England. The village itself is equipped with plenty of amenities and welcoming local pubs along with a pretty bridge running over the River Eden. You ll never be short of stunning walking routes whilst staying in this area. Follow the 182-mile Coast to Coast route venturing east into the Yorkshire Dales or west into the Lake District. Set off on two wheels or your trusty hiking boots to explore the Eden Valley (approx. 15 miles) or take day trips to the nearby towns of Windermere (31.5 miles) and Kendal (23 miles). This cosy cottage features traditional style and plenty of original features the perfect space for three to call home. Inside you ll first come across a lounge/dining room that s kept cosy thanks to a wood burner. Throw logs on the fire and bask in the warm glow whilst watching the Smart TV. You ll also find a dropleaf dining table for enjoying meals together on an evening. Tuck the table and chairs away to extend the space throughout the day. Continue through into a farmhouse-style kitchen with direct access into the garden. This room is equipped with electric oven gas hob microwave and a fridge with freezer compartment for preparing meals throughout your stay. Completing this room is a washing machine perfect for cleaning muddy walking gear after long walks. Venture upstairs to find two charming bedrooms with sturdy wooden furniture and romantic touches. The king-size bedroom comes first followed by a cosy single bedroom with a bookworm s perfect window seat. Finally a family bathroom with WC and shower completes the offerings of this cottage. Step outside to find a pretty garden with a bistro dining set for your use. Early morning coffee or late night drinks are bound to be enjoyed in this space when weather allows. The patio is complete with a pretty pond and handy storage hut for keeping your bikes secure. Need to know: 2 1 (bedrooms 1 king size, 1 single). 1 shower room with WC. Electric oven, gas hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave and washing machine. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Smart TV. Enclosed patio. On street parking is a short walk from the property. Storage for bikes. Pond is unfenced, please take care. Please note the staircase at the property is steep and not suitable for anyone with mobility issues. May accept more dogs, please enquire for more details. Shop and pub less than 0.5 miles.
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