The Lake District National Park is an area of exceptional beauty and Bridge End Farmhouse sits nestled at its heart.
This characterful five star Grade II listed Elizabethan Farmhouse is 500 years old.
As well as beautifully preserved features such as a Queen Anne court cupboard (a wedding present to the 18th Century owners), oak panelling, oak beams, oak floorboards and flag stone floors, the Farmhouse incudes a private walled country garden with southerly aspect, garden furniture, barbecue and glorious views.
You have everything you need for a wonderful holiday: a fully equipped kitchen, sumptious sofas to curl up in, sky tv, comfy beds, stunning scenery straight out of the front door.
You can take gentle strolls through the woods, skim stones in the clear waters of the River Esk, hike England's highest mountains, walk to Stanley Ghyll waterfall, explore Roman ruins at Hardknott Fort, have great fun on the narrow guage steam railway 5 minutes walk from the cottages and marvel at the reflections on Wastwater Lake.
For grand days out visit Muncaster Castle, Levens Hall, Holker Hall and Sizergh Castle.
Or fully relax in the Farmhouse private garden with a picnic and good book.
Don't feel like cooking there are 2 pubs with delicious food within 1 and 3 minutes walk from the farmhouse not to mention 3 more within 5-10 minutes drive.