Gas central heating. Double electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Garden with patio and furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Pub 8 min walk. Shop 10 min walk.
This stylish cottage-style apartment, set over two upper floors, enjoys a peaceful setting within Ambleside’s prestigious Falls development, overlooking Stockghyll Falls from the fabulous upper floor living space, and is a 5 minute stroll from the village. There is lovely, calming atmosphere, thanks to soothing natural colours, & light streaming in. Private parking for 2 cars, including undercover parking. Steps lead to the first floor entrance hall, with space for your walking gear. The lovely, fresh bedrooms are on this first level (1 double and 1 twin) as is the luxurious house bathroom with shower over bath. Upstairs to the light and airy open plan living space, where sitting and dining areas have fabulous outlooks towards Stockghyll Falls. A sleek modern kitchen with granite finishes just off the dining area, is well equipped for home-cooking. A cloakroom provides access to a lovely patio and field garden. Walks begin in every direction, as Ambleside is a popular base for walking in the Lake District. The village is packed with tasty eateries and a wide range of contemporary shops – from useful supermarkets to quirky gift stores and expert outdoor clothing stores. By night, there’s plenty to do – cosy traditional pubs, special award-winning restaurants, a jazz club and 2 independent cinemas.
A nice walk from the village centre is Waterhead Pier, on the northern shores of Lake Windermere where you can hire a rowing boat, enjoy a drink or a meal overlooking the lake at the Water’s Edge Inn, or take an elegant lake cruise to Bowness or Lakeside – a great way to explore car-free. Windermere Lake Cruises depart regularly, and also offer evening cruises.
Ambleside is full of history. The tiny ‘Bridge House’ is one of the most photographed buildings in the area; sat on a bridge in the middle of the village. There’s also the remains of a Roman fort, Galava. One of William Wordsworth’s former family homes can be visited nearby at Rydal Mount & Gardens. His Grasmere home, Dove Cottage, is also open to the public and only a short drive away on the A591. Over the spectacular Kirkstone Pass and you arrive in beautiful Ullswater.
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