Beautiful Lake District house

I love Greenodd and can honestly say that it is one of the best places to be based for a Lake District experience. With a spacious room in a clean, comfortable house (which you’ll have to yourself) you'll have unparalleled access to some of the most beautiful places in the country . The house has fast wifi, on street parking, central heating and access to washing machine. I'm happy to answer any questions you may have about the house or area before your stay. This is a town house with a cottage feel that is at once bright and airy a warm as well as warm and welcoming, an ideal space to relax in comfort after a day out exploring. There is a large bathroom, comfortable living room, well-equipped kitchen with oven, microwave and basic pantry goods for you to use, and a small outdoor patio at the back of the house to enjoy in summer months. If you’d like to bring a bicycle, please let me know in advance and it can be stored safely where you can access throughout your stay. Parking is on street in a quiet residential village so there's always space. I will usually meet you at the house to welcome you and give you your keys but then you’ll have the place to yourself for your entire stay. If I am working or otherwise unable to meet and greet you, you will be able to access the house and they keys will be left for you. Specific details on booking. I’m very happy to share any tips about what to do and see both in terms of getting out and about outdoors as well as some of the wonderful cultural experiences on offer locally. 3 Bank Terrace sits in the heart of Greenodd, once a bustling port and now a lovely little village and gateway to the Lake District. Greenodd is the perfect base for you to begin your Lake District experience with the fells and lakes to the North and Peninsulas to the South, you’ll have access to everything the Lake District has to offer including fells, lakes and sea. Greeodd itself has a small handful of quality shops and eateries that people come from miles around to visit, which are listed below. While there is a small village store, please note that it stocks some essentials only and closes at 5pm. There is a wider range of shops in Ulverston, just three miles away. Bakehouse Born and Bread is and superb bakery, cafe and restaurant with a bit of an urban feel in a countryside location. The Porterage Co sells a wide range of local beers and quality wines and also has a small selection of meats, cheese and other goodies, and an excellent place to pick up some local delights before heading home. The staff are really helpful and knowledgeable. The Village Store and Post Office is where you can top on on any basics and essentials you might need. Crakeside Fish and Chips - the best in the land, ask anyone! Just down the road is the historic town of Ulverston. With it's cobbled streets, famously friendly feel and reputation as a festival town, you'll know you've arrived as you catch site of the town's iconic Hoad Monument, sat atop Ulverston's very own little fell. You can find a wide range of independent shops, pubs and restaurants as well as a Booths, M&S and Aldi. Ulverston has a rich cultural offer with The Roxy Cinema (an authentic art-deco cinema), The Coro (arts and culture venue), Laurel and Hardy Museum (a cult classic) and a jam packed calendar of festivals including PrintFest, Ulverston International Music Festival and Another Fine Fest. Nearby country pubs include The White Heart at Bouth, The Manor House at Oxen Park and The Britannia just a short walk up the hill in Penny Bridge. If fine dining is your thing then you won't be disappointed, the Lake District is full of top class restaurants. Just down the road in Cartmel is the two Michelin star L'Enclume and slightly more relaxed sister restaurant Rogan & Co. There's something for everyone. Greenodd sits immediately off the A590 and is the gateway to the National Park, perfectly positioned for accessing all corners of the Lake District. The village is serviced by 6/X6 bus service and the bus stop is just a few strides from the house. If you will be relying on public transport for your stay, I’d suggest checking the timetable in advance and making sure it suits your needs. The nearest train stations are Ulverston (4 miles) and Cark & Cartmel (6 miles).