Rayrigg on the Lakes is a delightful home resting in the beautiful Lake District National Park, in the village of Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria.
With close by walks, and plenty of nearby amenities and attractions, this property is ideal for friends, families, and couples seeking a lakeside retreat.
Shrouded in countryside views and boasting an enviable location beside the bustling Lake Windermere, be welcomed into a bright and airy contemporary home housing well-thought-out décor to make you feel right at home.
Be welcomed into a living room with plush furniture, a lovely space to plan the day ahead of you.
There is a spacious kitchen/diner with stylish décor and plenty of amenities encouraging guests to cook up a storm, and hearty meals can be enjoyed at the dining table.
From here, in the warmer months throw open the glass double doors and head out onto the patio where alfresco dining in the fresh air is a must.
Here there is also a large lawn space with a pod for morning coffee, and an opulent hot tub for whiling away an evening beneath starry skies.
After a day of exploring, retire to one of the four tastefully presented bedrooms, with the first three on the ground floor and serviced by a bathroom.
Here choose between two king-size bedrooms and a twin.
On the first floor there is a fourth bedroom, a super-king-size with a tasteful en-suite shower room.
The shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs of Bowness-on-Windermere are within walking distance, while nearby Windermere provides additional amenities and opportunities to explore the area, filled with watersports activities and scenic walks.
Attractions close by include The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, Brockhole on Windermere and Orrest Head, all offering wonderful days out.
Further afield, visitors can discover Ambleside, Grasmere and Troutbeck, each brimming with picturesque scenery, walking routes and traditional Lakeland charm.
Whatever your plans in the Lake District, Rayrigg on the Lakes provides an excellent base for enjoying time with family and friends beside England's largest lake.