Mell Fell View

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

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19 Customer Review(s)

“Really enjoyed our stay love the ...”

Really enjoyed our stay love the lakes good little break had by all

Really enjoyed our stay love the lakes good little break had by all

- Miss Smedley, June 2017

“Lovely cottage, nice quiet ...”

Lovely cottage, nice quiet location, great dog friendly pub down the road, amazing fire, only downside was the WiFi didn't work which wasn't a problem for me but the kids were a bit upset by it.

- Mr Salmon, April 2017
“This was the first time we booked a ...”

This was the first time we booked a cottage as we now have a dog, and it was great and will be looking for another break towards the end of the season.

- Mr Westaway, February 2017
“As my wife suffers with severe ...”

As my wife suffers with severe arthritis she had trouble with the shower and I feel that a grab handle on the wall would be a great help

- Mr Brinkworth, September 2016
“The car park space to the front of ...”

The car park space to the front of the cottage you have to drive down a very narrow track to get to it, if we had a sports car we would not have been able to get to the cottage, this should be pointed out to people before they book.

- Mrs Smith, September 2016
“it took us a while to find the ...”

it took us a while to find the cottage as the post code didnt locate the property directly from the sat nav. the cottage was well equipped even had a book with walks identified and the garden area was very pleasant. we had a lovely time.

- Mrs Munro, August 2016
“A beautiful cottage and such a ...”

A beautiful cottage and such a great setting for exploring the Lakes and also travelling back and forth from Keswick. The cottage is just like a home from home and has everything you need to relax and enjoy yourself. Will definitely be coming back!

- Mr Stead, July 2016
“The house was the best fitted ...”

The house was the best fitted holiday cottage we have ever stayed in. It was very comfortable and there were soft furnishings without the house being cluttered. This is a jewel of a house and we loved it!

- Dr Shepherd, May 2016
“Stunning panoramic views of ...”

Stunning panoramic views of mountains, excellent location for the whole Lake District. Homely and spacious, a great retreat after exploring all day. Location lovely and quiet away from main roads but within very easy access. In general- couldn't fault it!

- Anderson, October 2015
“the photos don't do it justice”

Had a lovely stay in the cottage, it is hidden down a lane, we got lost trying to find it. Once there had no complaints, the view is fantastic, has everything you need in there. Board games and dvds for when the weather isnt great. Was close enough to activities locations if you drive. A pub just around the corner is fab, lovely food and very friendly. Farm shop/cafe is 3 miles away, take a walk down the lane to get there and you'll also come across another great place to eat and drink. We had a lot of rain whilst we were there so would recommend wellies if you are walking to the pub as the puddles can get very big.

- Tishy77, August 2014

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“A pleasant relaxing week”

The cottage is located in a quiet secluded part of the village. Cooage was clean and homely. Kitchen was well equiped and I was able to cook without any hassle. We ate at the local Inns and I enjoyed The Sportsman's food and Jennings ale. We enjoyed the seclusion and quiet as we were ready for a rest, but amenities were close enough for nice days out exploring. The only thing I was disappointed with was the bathroom. It is in need of refurbishing.The log burner was a novelty, and we soon had the cottage snug and warm.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, January 2012

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“Warm and comfortable stay”

Well appointed and comfortable cottage which was very well equipped (only grumble was a lack of good sharp knives) and well furnished. The weather during our stay was wild, cold and wet but we were toasty inside with a combination of electric heating, topped up by a solid fuel stove in the living room. We have rented many cottages over the years and reckon this was the best for location, views, comfort and warmth!

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, December 2011

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“Great location, great place-enjoyed the whole experience.”

The location with the view was lovely.The accomodation was cosy, clean and warm. We were lucky with the weather so sitting out in the garden was a real bonus. Enjoyed the walks and the scenery and had a thoroughly great time.

- Jonathan Precious, September 2011

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“Very nice cottage in peaceful surroundings”

Lovely cottage, with a very nice view of the fells. All the equipment you needed was in the house. Very nice!

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, September 2011

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“Lovely relaxing and home from home”

We have stayed here before and will be coming back every year. The cottage is situated in an ideal location and is central to all of the lakes and villages. Lots to do and see. Excellent facilities at the cottage, clean and well maintained. Its got everything you would need which makes it home from home but with better views and weather.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, August 2011

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“great walks”

lovely cottage short walk from pub that serves good food short drive to some very good walks

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, November 2010

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“Gorgeous cottage in stunning location”

The cottage was lovely and characterful, but with all mod cons, fantastic views at the front, beautiful cottage garden at the back, peaceful, wish we lived there! Ideal place for access to the Lakes and surrounding areas, also easy to reach Carlisle.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, July 2010

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“An idyllic stay in the Lakes”

One of the best cottages we have stayed in, with everything you'd need to make your stay special, in a beautiful location overlooking the Mell Fell hills.

- Ros&Jon, December 2009

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“A beautifully set up cottage in a great location”

The cottage is in a wonderfully peaceful spot, with lovely views across fields to Mell Fell. A nearby footpath crosses a couple of fields to the pub and bus stop in the centre of the village. Penruddock is about 4 miles from the southern end of Ullswater, but more driving is involved to reach the heart of the Lake District and the high fells. However, the lanes around Penruddock are quiet and peaceful, away from the crowds, and it is well located for less frequented walks. We made good use of the excellent bus service to Penrith and to Keswick and beyond, (free for us now we have reached 60!) The cottage is well equipped and furnished, with a new kitchen, including dishwasher, and large fridge-freezer. TV reception is limited, due to the location. Bedrooms smallish, but very comfortable, with great views. The bathroom is downstairs, through the kitchen. We were there for a fortnight, and would have appreciated a washing machine (there is one, not yet plumbed in). However overall we loved the cottage, felt very at home, thought it was good value, and would like to return.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, December 2009

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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

The property

A traditional terraced Lake District cottage on the edge of the pretty village of Penruddock, just four miles from the magnificent Ullswater.

This charming cottage provides warm and welcoming accommodation, boasting a spacious sitting room, a dining area with cosy woodburning stove, a spacious mature cottage garden and two delightful bedrooms, each with magnificent views of the Northern Fells including Mell, Blencathra and Carrock.

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the wonderful cottage garden, take a pleasant relaxing stroll on the many footpaths throughout the area or a short easy walk across the field to the nearby 18th century Herdwick Inn with its selection of real ales, renowned restaurant, dog friendly bar and its convenience store.

The cottage is just four miles from Ullswater and is ideally placed to explore, enjoy and relax in the lakes with its amazing scenery and lake cruises on the steamers that run between Glenridding, Howtown and Pooley Bridge.

The famous, well photographed Aira Force waterfalls in the ancient woodlands on the banks of Ullswater are well worth a visit.

Enjoy a day in Keswick with the wonderful Derwentwater and its lake cruises or you may prefer to take a small boat out.

Keswick also has a good range of restaurants and pubs and holds a market on every Thursday and Saturday.

A lovely cottage and an ideal romantic retreat.

Penruddock itself is ideally-placed for exploring the Lakes and surrounding areas, including fell walking, fishing, golf and photography, not to mention simply taking in the stunning scenery of the National Park and beyond.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x twin. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and woodburning stove. Front porch.

Amenities

Woodburning stove in sitting room fuelling radiators with electric panel heaters and additional hot water from immersion heater if required
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, TV, DVD player, CD player, WiFi
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair on request
Off road parking for two cars
Spacious mature cottage garden with furniture and BBQ
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shops 3 miles, pub 10 mins walk.

About the location

PENRUDDOCK

Keswick 11 miles; Penrith 6 miles.

The charming old village of Penruddock sits in a secluded position in the northern Lake District between Keswick and Penrith, and just four miles from Ullswater. The village is spread out amongst beautiful rolling countryside and wonderful scenery and is made up of a number of farm dwellings, traditional Lakeland homes and two churches. Penruddock originated in Celtic times, with the name derived from Pen, a Celtic name for 'hill' and 'rhuddawc' meaning red in Welsh to reflect the reddish brown colour of the soil found in the area. Nearby, the popular town of Keswick is the holiday centre of the north of the Lake District and has plenty to offer, boasting numerous shops and restaurants to suit all tastes, as well as offering miniature golf, some good parks, the Theatre by the Lake, a charming cinema and the beautiful lake. Penruddock provides easy access to the spectacular surrounding Cumbrian countryside which can be explored by both car and on foot, and with the southern Lakes, Eden Valley, Solway Coast and Hadrian's Wall all within easy motoring distance this great location has plenty to see and do for all the family.

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