Sea View

Rating
Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Dishwasher
Seaside

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Mr Brown
October 2019

“Nice quaint cottage with everything we needed.”

Owner helpful and friendly. Convenient situated to plenty of attractions. Would happily stay here again.

Owner helpful and friendly. Convenient situated to plenty of attractions. Would happily stay here again.
Mr Aldenat October 2019

“I have used Sykes for many years now and it is always been a great experience ...”

I have used Sykes for many years now and it is always been a great experience with great service, thorough communications and brilliant choice of cottages
Mrs Met September 2019

“Overall expectations were met, re: facilities, comfort and location.”

However, shower and bath are very old style, therefore not easy to use. But the most unacceptable thing was that the bath and shower cubicle were not cleaned after previous people. Very unhygienic. Somebody 's hair in the bath and on the shower walls... disgusting. Also, would be useful to have a bin in the bathroom. The only one in the house is downstairs, in the kitchen. Apart from that, we had a lovely holiday and comfortable stay there. Nice owner and a bottle of wine in the fridge was appreciated.
Mr Peace July 2019

“On entering Seaview Cottage (no view of the sea or any water!”

) we were overwhelmed by the smell of damp which was particularly bad in the kitchen/dining room. Unfortunately there was no signal to the TV and the shower room had a cracked tile. Mr Barr acknowledged the issues with the TV and after a few days had a sky dish fitted which solved the problem, he also said he had plans to tank the walls in order to deal with the damp problems. The other issue for us was the constant noise of traffic from the dual carriageway which was within approx 25-50 metres from the property. Due to the gardens location it was difficult to get full use as all equipment for barbecues etc needed to be transported to the garden, including furniture. This could be a really comfortable and charming cottage, which has all the things you need (dishwasher, microwave fridge freezer etc.) but requires a face-lift and some TLC, in a great spot for touring the lakes and surrounding area, unfortunately due to the noisy road and current condition of the cottage we will not return.
Mr Bilsborrow August 2018

“When we arrived at the cottage we was greeted by the owner and he showed us around and showed us where everything was and how to use the facilities in the house.”

It was also really nice of him to leave us a bottle of wine and a small bottle of milk in the fridge and on the living room table a bowl of sweets. The property was clean and tidy and the beds was made up, the double bed was on the hard side but the single beds was comfy. There was plenty of towels and tea towels to use and the kitchen was equipped with toaster, kettle, fridge freezer and dish washer and cutlery and crockery. The front of the cottage opens out onto the street and even though there wasn't designated parking, I had no problems parking in-front of the house. The property was well situated for visiting the south lake district area and within Greenodd near by to local shops, the pub and a fish and chip shop. We would like to stop here again.
The Scotts December 2009

“Excellant Accomodation”

House is lovely, very clean, everything you need is there. The only draw back is the amount of stairs, not recommended for the elderly. It is ideally placed for touring the lake district. Would definately rent again.
A FlipKey verified reviewer December 2009

“Great little cottage”

Just a few lines to say that we stayed here in June, were very lucky to have the best weather of the year and thought the cottage was great. A good local pub, excellent fish & chips on the doorstep and a real character cottage! There's no sea view though, times have changed in Greenodd! this didn't bother us at all but if you really do need a sea view then look elsewhere. Otherwise, I can't fault the place.
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The property

An immaculate, mid-terrace, three-storey cottage, situated close to the main high street in the tiny village of Greenodd.

Carefully renovated to retain many of its original features, this charming cottage boasts beautiful beams, a warm and cosy sitting room and a well-equipped modern kitchen.

A short stroll takes you to the aptly-named local pub, The Ship Inn, bearing reference to the village's historical shipbuilding past, and with the Cumbrian Way and several cycle paths running close by, the property is ideally located for enjoying excellent walking, cycling and nature watching activities.

The festival town of Ulverston is just 3 miles away, with its many pubs and restaurants and bi-weekly market, whilst the sandy beaches of the Furness coast, and Coniston, with its mountain biking, climbing and watersports, are just a short drive away.

An excellent holiday base, for friends and family alike.

Summary

Two bedrooms: Second floor: 1 x family room with single and double beds, 1 x twin
First floor bathroom with bath, basin and WC
Separate first floor shower cubicle
Ground floor fitted kitchen with separate dining room
First floor sitting room with electric fire.
Gas central heating with electric fire in sitting room
Gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, TV, DVD player, CD player etc
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available on request
Roadside parking for 2 cars
Lawned garden with patio area and garden furniture
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shops and pubs 1 min walk.

About the location

GREENODD

Ulverston 4 miles; Coniston 11 miles.

The small village of Greenodd rests on the estuary of the River Leven, within the Crake Valley, on the borders of the Lake District National Park. Once an 18th century shipbuilding centre and a significant commercial port, exporting locally quarried limestone, gunpowder and copper, Greenodd today is effectively a cul-de-sac with a selection of shops and a local pub, The Ship, which provides a visible link to the village’s history. The ancient market town of Ulverston is just 4 miles away, famous for its street markets and festivals, and boasts a wide range of shops, pubs and leisure facilities. It is also home to the only Laurel and Hardy museum in the world. This is a great location for a walking holiday and all the attractions of the National Park are within easy reach, including Coniston and Windermere, as is the beautiful Furness Coast with its golden beaches and good birdwatching opportunities. An ideal location for enjoying fantastic coastal and countryside pursuits.

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Greenodd near Ulverston, Cumbria & The Lake District (Ref. 1772)

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“Nice quaint cottage with everything we needed.”

“I have used Sykes for many years now and it is always been a great experience ...”

“Overall expectations were met, re: facilities, comfort and location.”

“On entering Seaview Cottage (no view of the sea or any water!”

“When we arrived at the cottage we was greeted by the owner and he showed us around and showed us where everything was and how to use the facilities in the house.”

“Excellant Accomodation”

“Great little cottage”

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About the location

GREENODD

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