The property
The Granary Loft, part a former Granary Building, is a stylishly furnished first floor apartment overlooking the idyllic Morecambe Bay, just one mile from the Cumbrian village of Bardsea.
There is much to do in the surrounding area, from walking the nearby Birkrigg Common to exploring the ancient market town of Ulverston and the awe-inspiring Lake District National Park.
Your homely stay is accessed via a set of external stone steps, which lead to the beautifully decorated open-plan living area.
Here you can kick back and relax on the snug sofas whilst watching the TV or simply admiring the stunning views of Morecambe Bay in the distance.
The glistening, contemporary kitchen area offers all of the necessary appliances and you can enjoy each mealtime at the wonderful dining table set for four.
Resting off of the living area is the delightful monochrome shower room, as well as the two tastefully-decorated bedrooms, finished in a similar fashion to create a tranquil space to get your much-needed rest before a fun-filled day.
For a chance to experience the fresh Cumbria air, stroll through the Birkrigg Common, just a stone's throw away.
Ulverston provides a wonderful day out with its charming bi-weekly market, you will be spoiled for choice with places to eat, drink and shop.
For you outdoor enthusiasts, take the short journey north to the Lake District National Park for a multitude of paths and trails to walk or cycle, as well as the well-stocked towns of Bowness and Windermere offering something to suit every taste.
A superbly-placed apartment offering a warming stay for you and your friends.
About the location
BARDSEA
Ulverston 2 miles.
Set on a hill looking across to Morecambe Bay is the small village of Bardsea. This remote area grew from a small fishing village and farming area into a major transportation link for coal, iron ore and corn. No longer a vital port, Bardsea still retains its fishing heritage, and features a pub serving fine ales and good food. The village is close to spectacular Furness Abbey, while the ancient market town of Ulverston is just 2 miles away, and still has a street market every Thursday and Saturday, plus many festivals throughout the year, including an amazing lantern procession in September and a superb Dickensian weekend in early December. With all the attractions of the Lake District National Park, beaches and good birdwatching of the Furness coast close by, this peaceful and quiet area has plenty to offer.
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