Bridge House (CC116123)

A traditional cottage in a Lakeland village with two pubs, a church and immediate access onto the fells and Blencathra.. Ground Floor: Living/dining room: With open fire, TV and DVD player. Kitchen/dining room: With breakfast area, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer and washer/dryer.. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bedroom 3: With single bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.. Night storage heaters, panel heaters, partial solid fuel central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, superfast fibre broadband and fuel for open fire included.. Small sitting out area with seating. On road parking. Visit England 3 Star.. Bridge House is a traditional stone built cottage in the very centre of the delightful mountain village of Threlkeld. Turn left by its side and you are immediately on the footpath to Blencathra, the dramatic mountain that dominates the village. Opposite is the churchyard and views towards Clough Head in the distance. Down the village road a few yards are two pubs, one with a renowned restaurant and both serving food. A regular hourly bus service stops opposite the pub and takes you to Keswick, 4 miles away, a bustling market town on the shores of Derwentwater. The cottage has been lovingly renovated to highlight many original features including oak beams and sash windows. The furnishing and fittings combine both character and comfort. In the surprisingly spacious living and dining area there is seating and a slate fireplace for cosy evenings. On sunny days you can sit in the private area in front of the cottage to take in the views. The cottage comes equipped with a TV and DVD player as well as superfast fibre broadband. Light refreshments are available most days and various activities and events take place in Threlkeld Village Hall. The height of the banister/balustrade is less than 1m. There is an Access statement available for this property. Up to two dogs only. The initial supply of coal/kindling for the open fire is provided. The fire will be out of use until the 3rd June 2019 due to bird nesting in the chimney.