The property
A fantastic, semi-detached, three-storey townhouse located in a quiet courtyard setting in the heart of the popular market town of Kirkby Lonsdale.
This modern holiday home in Kirkby Lonsdale is well situated for groups to get together and enjoy the many delights of the town, and the excellent access to both the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks.
This cottage features spacious accommodation with contemporary styling throughout to create a wonderful place in which to relax after a day of discovery.
The sitting room is comfortable and roomy, providing the perfect spot to gather together and unwind, and adjoins the bright, well-equipped dining kitchen.
The first floor of this Kirkby Lonsdale cottage offers three bedrooms, one with en-suite facilities, a bathroom, and access to two balconies, which both enjoy lovely long-distance views across the town, and the surrounding countryside towards Ingleborough in the distance, one of the Three Peaks.
The second floor solely features a superb master bedroom with a super king-size double bed and a beautiful en-suite facility.
The sleeping accommodation at this Kirkby Lonsdale cottage creates flexible options, whilst you’ll find the living area is sociable and welcoming.
Outside, there is a private, enclosed courtyard with patio furniture plus a useful garage with a drying area, ideal for storing wet clothing, walking equipment and boots, and bikes after a day of adventure.
The quaint town of Kirkby Lonsdale boasts a traditional weekly market and there are many excellent restaurants, cafes, shops and boutiques within a few minutes’ walk of this Cumbrian cottage.
Why not discover the beautiful surrounding scenery by foot, with a quiet stroll along the lovely River Lune?
With the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks both within easy driving distance, this delightful Kirkby Lonsdale cottage is a perfect base for your Lakeland getaway.
About the location
KIRKBY LONSDALE
Kendal 9 miles.
An attractive market town, Kirkby Lonsdale is situated in the heart of the Lune Valley, midway between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. The town was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, and holds a 13th century Market Charter. Nowadays, Thursday is market day, a perfect opportunity for visitors to explore the variety of distinctive shops in the town, or the many 17th and 18th century buildings which still stand. The town was also a finalist for the High Street of the Year Award in 2016. This part of the Lune Valley was a favourite haunt of the artist Turner, and was made famous by Ruskin – his "view" of the valley is still spectacular. The medieval Devil’s Bridge spans the river, and the quiet country lanes are ideal for exploring by car, bike, or even horse. There are three golf courses nearby, as well as tennis, riding, fishing and a variety of riverside and country walks, making the area an ideal location for a break, whatever time of year.
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