Holiday cottage, Penrith, Cumbria. Holiday cottage in the lake district.

Accommodation: Detached Holiday Cottage	Location: Rural	Local amenities: Walking, mountain-biking, climbing, sailing, pony-trekking, fishing, golf, quad bikes, clay pigeon shooting
Sleep up to: up to 2	Nearest Town: Penrith
Bedrooms: 1 double	Nearest Railway Station: Keswick	Pets allowed: No
Other rooms: Kitchen, Lounge, Shower-room, Patio	Nearest airport: Manchester	Open: All year
Heating: Open Fire and Central Heating	Nearest Port: Newcastle	Short Breaks: Yes, ask for details

Property Description, Facilities and Local Area

This delightful cottage is a converted Cumbrian bank barn with beams, leather sofas and a log-fire.

It is surrounded by fields and has views of the Pennines and the Lakeland Fells and is a wonderfully quiet hideaway for two.

The well equipped kitchen, shower-room and large lounge are downstairs and look out on to the lawn whilst upstairs, the similarly large bedroom gives access to the patio.

Its proximity to the lakes makes it an ideal spot for both the active and those in need of a good rest.

Property Facilities:

DVD

Stereo/Music Centre

Radio

Garden

Patio

Garden Furniture

Off Road Parking

Internet Access

Books

Local Information Leaflets

Dishwasher

Microwave

Fridge

Bed Linen Provided

Towels Provided

All logs and coal are provided

Low Todrigg Cottage is roughly half way between Penrith and Keswick and is less than ten minutes drive from the M6.

Being just up Matterdale, there are excellent local excursions and walks - including one to the pub.

Penrith is a traditional market town whilst Keswick is a tourist town. Both have excellent facilities and shops. Access to the Eden Valley, the Pennines and the Lake District is excellent and in the immediate area there are many villages with friendly pubs, unusual shops and crafts galleries.

Ullswater is only four miles away where the steamers provide a stunning introduction to the lake land scenery. Close by are many stone circles, castles and museums.

The pubs and restaurants of the area range from the internationally acclaimed to some excellent chip shops via cuisines of most nationalities. Local meat and produce are a feature of many menus, ensuring quality, freshness and great taste and finding the local breweries may keep you occupied for longer than you'd think.

Local Amenities and Attractions:

Walking, sailing, mountain-biking, bird-watching, clay-pigeon shooting, pony trekking, quad-bike driving, museums, steamers, galleries, shops, theatre-by-the-lake, cinemas, railways, castles, Hadrian's Wall, stone circles, fishing.