Cottage adapté aux familles avec jardin

This terraced cottage is a home-away-from-home in the village of Port Sunlight, set back from the road, and adjacent to a large grassed area ideal for the children to play on. With its family friendly aspect, Sunlight Soap Cottage is comfy and inviting, also providing a stairgate, highchair and travel cot should you wish to bring a little one along. Upon entering the cottage, you will be welcomed by a small hallway continuing through to a lounge with parquet flooring, and two leather sofas. With its coal feature fireplace, you can cosy up night after night in the company of your loved ones, reminiscing on the day's events and those adventures to come. The kitchen/diner hosts a table and four chairs, a fresh and clean look, with marble counter-tops as well as a stable door which leads out to the rear enclosed yard with storage for 2/4 bikes in the shed. Here you will also discover a small bench, ideal for a refreshing drink under the summer sun. The upper level is home to two fabulous double bedrooms, each styled with coordinated furnishings, and elevated by a pleasant outlook over the village setting. A family bathroom ties this all together, hosting a bath, handheld shower, and separate shower, bringing that luxury feel to the accommodation all-year-round. At the centre of the village are two of the very best attractions in the North West, the Lady Lever Art Gallery, and the Port Sunlight Museum and Garden Village which offers a unique insight into the life of the villagers and workers of Port Sunlight, during the late 1800's and early 1900's. Sunlight Soap Cottage promises a getaway to remember in the wonderful North West.With each block of houses designed by a different architect, Port Sunlight provides visitors with a memorable day out. At the centre of the village are two of the very best attractions in the North West, the Lady Lever Art Gallery, and the Port Sunlight Museum and Garden Village. The Port Sunlight Museum and Garden Village offers a unique insight into the life of the villagers and workers of Port Sunlight, during the late 1800's and early 1900's.