Great Hartbarrow Farm Cottage
- 6 guests
- 3 beds
- 3 bathrooms
- Pet Friendly
Description
This 17th century Westmorland 'longhouse' is what we'd describe as a dream Lake District holiday home.
Elegantly refurbished to 5 star luxury, unforgettable for its 'olde worlde' charms and part of a picture-postcard rural scene - overlooking the lush Winster Valley, on Cartmel fell, a mile from the acclaimed Mason's Arms at Strawberry Bank, only a few miles from the shores of Lake Windermere.
Rich in character with old oak beams and deep silled windows, wood-burning stove and pretty latch doors, the spacious accommodation provides ample breathing space for a family or even 3 couples.
You'll find 3 stunning king-size bedroom suites, elegant dining space and plenty of corners for retreating with a good book - including garden, patio and pretty sun terrace.
From the front entrance; entrance hall with cloakroom/4th WC and a landing with access to the rear patio.
Dual aspect living room with flagged floors, woodburning stove and luxury leather furnishings.
2nd living / dining room, open plan to the kitchen, and with patio doors to a scenic patio.
Upstairs to a scenic gallery landing / reading area and 3 king-size bedrooms with stunning bathrooms and superb views, particularly from the interesting hayloft bedroom.
Outside you'll find pretty gardens, furnished patio and furnished sun terrace.
This luxury Lake District holiday cottage takes an enviable rural location; overlooking the serene valley but still only a few miles from shops, restaurants, pubs and Lake District family attractions in Bowness.
To the east of Lake Windermere, Cartmel Fell's peaceful landscapes provide a quieter alternative to the hustle bustle of popular Lake District holiday destinations such as Bowness and Ambleside.
The valley is renowned for its wonderful walking, down quiet leafy lanes or up onto the fells to overlook Lake Windermere.
The famous Gummers How walk begins only a short drive from your door and promises one of the finest lake views in the Lake District from its manageable summit.
It's also perfectly followed by a meal at the Mason's Arms at Strawberry Bank - one of several acclaimed Lake District country pubs nestled in the valley.
For family entertainment, sophisticated shopping and lively nightlife you're only a few miles from Bowness village.
You'll also find family entertainments such as the World of Beatrix Potter, mini golf by the lake, hire boats and row boats in the bay, and the opportunity to take a cruise on one of the Windermere Lake steamers.
Windermere Golf Club is within easy reach on the outskirts of Bowness.
From your holiday cottage in the Lyth Valley, you'll easily explore the rest of the Lake District by joining up to the famously scenic A591 at Windermere village - just a couple of miles north of Bowness.
For your Lake District adventure, book a holiday at Great Hartbarrow Farm Cottage.
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- National Park
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- National Park
- Open Fire
- Off Road Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Smoke Free
- Near Walks
What guests are saying
Property was in a peaceful location, was clean and had everything you would need.
When we arrived beds were not configured as specified - this was resolved within a matter of hours and a broken toilet seat was repaired the next day. Customer service was amazing. Property is well equipped, confortable and spacious. Ideal for our needs
A Beautiful Cottage and Gardens in a very scenic area, quiet and comfortable and had everything we could need, we enjoyed our week here very much and would highly recommend this to anyone visiting the Lakes and surrounding area.
It's an absolutely stunning cottage in a beautiful location.
The views from the garden are amazing. Loved having the seating areas outside to relax on. And the cottage itself is highly equipped with everything you need. We all had an amazing time away, it just went too fast. The only thing which is a very small thing. Maybe a small thing welcoming you to the cottage would be nice. A pint of milk on the fridge, a few tea bags that kind of thing. There was nothing at all. Apart from a coffee machine with no pods provided which we found slightly bizarre. Appreciate it's a self catering cottage but the little touches matter. Even a pack of eggs from your lovely neighbour across the road would be nice. When you read the visitor book past people have mentioned a welcome pack. I think of you offer it to some but not others it's not a good touch. Consistency is key. However we did love our week away and hopefully will return one day.
Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200
Smoking
Not permitted
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
16:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1174549
Parking
Off Road Parking, Private Driveway
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome