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Location: Bassenthwaite

Keswick 8 miles; Cockermouth 9 miles.

An attractive village in the Northern Lakes, Bassenthwaite lies just a short distance to the north east of Bassenthwaite Lake, and retains its traditional rural feel, with a stream flowing gently on the outskirts, whitewashed Lakeland cottages, a pleasant vllage green and a real ale inn full of character! Bassenthwaite Lake itself, while boasting gentler scenery than others in the region, is still one of the most picturesque places in England. Places of interest nearby include Mirehouse, a grand house and gardens on the shores of the Lake with small open-air theatre (reputedly frequented by poets such as Tennyson and Wordsworth), Trotters Farm, and Dodd Wood. Most of the attractions of the Lake District are within easy reach and the quieter Northern Fells are almost on the doorstep. The nearby towns of Cockermouth and Keswick, both have weekly markets and offer a good range of amenities. The scenery of the Yorkshire Dales is within touring distance, as is the city of Carlisle and Hadrians Wall country.

Region Information:

Lake District Holiday Cottages
Cumbria Cottages
Lake District Cottage Holidays

Ref: 2212

Rainbow Cottage - Bassenthwaite Near Keswick

Cumbria & The Lake District

This property can be found on page 138 of the 2010 Sykes Main Brochure 2nd Ed , page 153 of the 2010 Sykes Main Brochure 1st Ed

Rating 3 Ticks Pets Yes Smoking Yes
Sleeps 5 Changeover Saturday Off Road Parking No
Bedrooms 3 Smaller Party Reductions No Garden No
Bathrooms 1 Short Breaks
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None Open Fire No

The Property

A traditional Lakeland stone built semi-detached cottage, situated in a central position in the pretty village of Bassenthwaite, 8 miles from Keswick. Dating back to 1770, the cottage retains a great deal of character, including exposed beams, a fireplace of local stone and a spiral staircase. The accommodation is simple and comfortable and the amenities of the village (including the village pub) are on the doorstep. Bassenthwaite itself is ideally placed for exploring the Lakes and surrounding areas, including fell walking, pony trekking, fishing or golf, not to mention simply taking in the stunning scenery of the National Park and beyond.

Accommodation

Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin with additional trundle bed, 1 x single. Bathroom with bath with shower attachment, basin & WC. Kitchen with exposed beams and dining area. Spacious sitting room. Storage room for coats and boots. Note: The spiral staircase is quite steep.

Amenities

LPG fired central heating. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, colour TV with Free-sat. Gas and electricity inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. Travel cot available. Ample parking to rear of property. One well behaved pet welcome. Shop (open Easter to October) 1 mile, other shops 8 miles, quiet pub (stocking basic groceries) opposite property. Note: This property is accessed via the back door. Note: This property is suitable for a maximum of 5 people.

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Previous visitors' comments about Rainbow Cottage:

Bassenthwaite Village is a very good location for touring the Lake District. The owners of this cottage have put a lot of time and expense into renovating this cottage. We are all looking forward to staying at Rainbow Cottage again.
Mrs Smith, Barnsley, November 2009

The excellent location, the charm of the cottage and the great food both in restaurants and in shops.
Mr Thatcher, London, November 2009

Best cottage we have stayed in.
Miss Curry, Chester le Street, October 2009

A lovely comfortable cottage in a great location, perfect for a family holiday in the Lakes. This was our third visit to Rainbow Cottage and we are looking forward to our next.
Mrs Evans, Shrewsbury, October 2009

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