Seed Howe Cottage Staveley effortlessly combines traditional features with modern day comforts, the perfect choice for a Lake District holiday at any time of year. Located on the edge of the national park, guests can escape the hustle and bustle of the tourist hot spots ensuring a relaxing break away. With a nod to its past, renovations have maintained the traditional features including exposed stone walls, beams, flagged floors and a wood burning stove which now combine to offer a cosy and welcoming home from home. The mid terrace cottage is located on the edge of the village, within half a mile of the railway station and The Eagle and Child Inn.
The cottage is upside down style with 3 bedrooms on the ground floor. The master bedroom has a king size bed and en-suite shower room. There is a further double and single bedroom, all traditionally furnished. Freshen up in the second shower room with hand basin and WC before starting your days adventure. There is a washer/dryer tucked under the stairs.
The first floor has a vaulted ceiling with original beams, flagged stone floor and exposed stone walls adding to the character of the room. Nestled against an ancient chimney breast with exposed bricks, the wood burning stove keeps the room warm and cosy. Comfy seating is positioned around the Smart TV and where views out of the window to the fells can be enjoyed. An archway takes you to the dining kitchen equipped with everything needed to rustle up an evening meal with electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Linger at the dining table positioned in front of the patio doors leading to the garden and enjoy board games or plan the adventures to come. The breakfast bar cleverly combines the living and kitchen area, chefs can supervise the cooking whilst chatting with the rest of the family in the living room.
The cottage has underfloor heating in the lounge, kitchen, hall and downstairs shower rooms with electric heaters in each bedroom, bed linen and towels included. On street parking. The cottage has a patio garden with decking, garden furniture and views to the fells.
Staveley sits 4 miles east of Windermere with attractions, restaurants and pubs. Benefiting from the bypass, the village has grown in popularity over recent years from visitors looking for a peaceful base to return to after a days sightseeing but with easy travel options for exploration and adventure. Being on the Oxenholme to Windermere railway line, take the 7 minute train ride to Windermere to wander the shops, enjoy a bite to eat and sample the nightlife. Explore further afield by continuing your journey on the Stagecoach busses to Kendal, Grasmere, Ambleside and Keswick or wander down to Lake Windermere and take a lake cruise to Lakeside or Ambleside. The River Kent meanders along the edge of the village for leisurely walks or the Kentmere and Longsleddale Valleys (the inspiration behind Postman Pat) are easily reached for hikes rewarded with lakeland vistas. The village has a Spar shop for those last minute groceries and the renowned Eagle and the Child inn serves delicious home cooked meals.
Seed Howe, Staveley
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