Hatters Cottage, Hawkshead Hill, Hawkshead, English Lake District, Cumbria, England

A self catering holiday cottage for up to 4 people in secluded surroundings at the heart of the English Lake District on Hawkshead Hill, Cumbria.

Hatter's Cottage is an 18th century detached stone cottage in a secluded location near the centre of the southern Lake District. It is situated 150 metres from public roads, on a small farm near a hilltop between Coniston and Windermere lakes. The picturesque village of Hawkshead, 1 mile away, has a small supermarket, a post office and several pubs serving meals.

One can walk or cycle in all directions from the cottage door on footpaths, quiet lanes and forest tracks. Mountain walking, boating, pony trekking and rock climbing are available nearby. The central location makes the cottage a good base for touring the Lake District.

Hatters Cottage is beside a small stream, surrounded by gardens, fields, orchard and woodland, with mountain views. It is the only holiday property on the farm, and is run by the owners. It is fully renovated with gas central heating and double glazing throughout.

•Sleeps up to 6 •2 bedrooms •1 bathrooms •Washing machine •Shops nearby •Bars nearby •TV •Microwave •Lake nearby •DVD

Accommodation Details

Ground Floor: Cosy living room with beams, stone hearth, TV and DVD player. Kitchen with refrigerator, full-size gas cooker & microwave. Dining room with oak table and dresser; view of stream, fields and woodland.

First Floor: Two bedrooms with views of fields and mountains Bedroom one with 5-foot double bed Bedroom two with twin beds Shower room with WC & washbasin Bedroom 1 is a 1 double bedroom and Bedroom 2 has 2 single beds with an en-suite washroom. A sofa bed is also provided which can accomodate an extra 2 people. There is also a separate bathroom.

Garden: The cottage's front door opens onto the peaceful leafy private garden. The patio beside the front door faces south making it a good place for a barbecue or to take off your boots and relax in the sunshine.

Facilities: Duvets, blankets and pillows provided Bed linen can be hired or you can bring your own Gas central heating - payment by meter reading Private parking and bicycle shelter Automatic washing machine in the outhouse.

Local Information: To help you plan a few excursions whilst visiting the Lake District & Cumbria we have compiled a short list of attractions to speed up your planning.

Tarn Hows A short walk from Hatter’s Cottage for one of the best views in Lakeland - a body of water surrounded by spruce, larch and pine conifers, circled by paths (suitable for wheelchairs) and dotted with grassy picnic spots

Hawkshead Village is a highly picturesque Cumbrian village which is fairly regarded as one of the show-piece villages of the Lake District National Park. The village possesses a timeless atmosphere and consists of a characterful warren of alleys, overhanging gables and a series of medieval squares...

Hill Top enjoy the tale of Beatrix Potter - Hill Top is a time-capsule of this amazing woman's life. Full of her favourite things, the house appears as if Beatrix had just stepped out for a walk.

Mountain Goat (incorporating Park Tours & Travel) offer a range of holidays and tours, both in the Lake District and Nationwide.

Lakes Supertours offer spectacular and informative Lake District tours including scenic and cultural attractions.

WalkingWays Guided walking in the Lake District Walking to suit everyone, walk the mountains and valleys of the Lake District with an experienced guide. Visit delightful places off the beaten track and enjoy wonderful scenery.

National Trust in the Lakes The National Trust is one of the largest land owners in the area and opens many of its interesting places to the public

Beatrix Potter donated much of her estate to the National Trust and the nearby museum in Hawkshead is a must see for everyone visiting the Lake District.

Lakelandcam A firm favourite with many visitors to the lakes, Tony updates his site daily with fresh images taken that day, a bit of a local celebrity after he appeared on the BBC's Country file

Steam Yacht Gondola on Coniston Water is the oldest steam yacht in the North of England was built in 1859 by the Furness Railway Company and is now maintained and run by National Trust volunteers

Historic Sizergh Castle and Gardens Situated around four miles south of the town of Kendal, it is now owned by the National Trust, although a member of the Strickland family, who have been in possession of the house since 1239, still occupies their ancestral home.

Lifes a Beach A simple site of wonderful places to visit in Cumbria and the Lake District .

Changeover day: Changeover Day is Friday Arrival: 4 pm or later Departure: 10 am.

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