West View: Hawkshead Village |
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West View is a bright, spacious recently renovated 16th century cottage. It is in a great location, overlooking fields and still only a short walk into the village. With private parking for two cars and a small garden and patio overlooking fields and forest - this a lovely relaxing haven just outside the village for those wanting to explore the mountains and lakes or simply wander around the flower-filled lanes and cobbled yards.
Hawkshead offers a variety of shops and places to drink and eat
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES OF
The modern, spacious, fitted kitchen/dining room has gas cooker and hob, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There is a dining table and chairs for 6. For relaxing with coffee or perhaps a glass of wine there is the addition of a small conservatory off the kitchen with table and chairs and lovely views of the rolling countryside.
The light and airy living room has a coal effect gas fire, freeview satellite TV, video and DVD and a mini hi-fi. There is a convenient downstairs wc.
Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms. The master bedroom, with kingsize bed has lovely views to enjoy from the comfort of your bed. There is a pretty twin bedded room and a smaller room with bunk beds, ideal for children. The bathroom has a bath with shower overhead, wc and basin.
Outside there is a sunny patio area and small, pretty garden. There is off road parking for 2 cars and secure on-site storage for mountain bikes, kayaks etc by prior arrangement.
Gas central heating makes it suitable for all year round use
Other Information
- Non smoking
- All electricity and fuels free of charge
- 2 well behaved pets welcome
- Off road parking for 2 cars
- Washing facilities.
- Garden with patio furniture
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
- Village location
- Gas central heating
Visitor book
Name: Anne Middelburg - 31-Jul-2010
Comment: The property was very comfortable and well equipped. The property was very clean and tidy when we arrived. The conservatory was a real asset for leaving boots and coats.
It is in a nice location just a short walk from the village, and with views over the fields. Although there were a lot more sheep than in the pictures!
The walk to Tarn Hows is lovely. We enjoyed the cruise on Windermere but perhaps a rowing boat might have been more fun if the weather had been better!
We had good fish and chips and mushy peas at the pub in the village.
We would love to visit again.