Casa rural apta para familias con jardín

Floorplans & additional information can be found at: Stone Cross Mansion Apartments. The Alfred Suite in Ulverston, Cumbria is situated on the first floor of Stone Cross Mansion which dates back to 1874 and has been restored to its former glory boasting a Gothic/Scottish Baronial style with pillars, columns and arches as well as decedent art at the top of the Imperial staircase; the apartment sleeps four in two bedrooms making it the ideal setting for couples or families looking for a memorable retreat in a stunning mansion in Cumbria. Enter this impressive mansion and admire the architecture before taking the lift or stairs to the first floor where you can step into your home-away-from-home; unwind in the open-plan living space on the plush sofa and browse the options on the Smart TV. Stay snuggled up while your partner or designated chef whips up a tasty meal in the kitchen furnished with electric oven, induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and handy wine fridge and coffee machine. Enjoy this together at the dining table while discussing your plans and toasting your trip with a chilled glass of bubbly. When the evening draws to a close, retire to either of the bedrooms, there is a super-king-size room and a double room boasting an en-suite bathroom; both rooms are furnished with ample storage and are serviced by a sleek bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. Get some well-earned rest before another fun-filled day in Cumbria or the Lake District National Park. The Alfred Suite is a wonderful setting for guests seeking a unique and memorable trip to Ulverston, Cumbria. There is a traditional slate bed Brunswick pool / snooker table in the grand entryway below the imperial staircase. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1050478, 1050480, 1100108, 1101421, 1101460, 1101465, 1101468, 1101469, 1101581, 1101586, 1101591, 1101595, 1101603, 1101608, 1101619, 1050218, 1101629.Ulverston's central street is paved with cobblestones, and the town itself has a historic feel. It has many unique stores, cafes, and pubs serving up real fires and a variety of brews. From five-star restaurants to neighbourhood pubs, there is truly something for every palate. Ulverston is also well-known as a festival town, hosting a variety of events throughout the summer (including flag and walking festivals, as well as art and music festivals, and the world-famous Dickensian Christmas festival in late November). Stan Laurel was born there, and the town holds the record for the largest foam pie fight in the world, so you can imagine it's a pretty fun place to visit. It is possible to take pleasant strolls in the scenic countryside around Morecambe Bay and the southern Lake District. Featuring the world's deepest, widest, and shortest canal, this area is perfect for a leisurely stroll in the afternoon, thanks to the nearby pub and beautiful views of the bay. It's also easy to get to any of the National Park's sights. Beaches and excellent birdwatching can both be found along the Furness Coast. Popular Birkrigg Common, which offers breathtaking views of Morecambe Bay, is also close by, as is the South Lakes Wild Animal Park and Lakes Windermere and Coniston.