Cottage with garden

Rowanberry Cottage is a high-quality, contemporary, detached Lakeland retreat with a peaceful south-facing garden in one of the best locations in Grasmere. Rowanberry Cottage is surrounded by lush-green countryside and yet it is only a short level stroll from the centre of Grasmere. It is in a very quiet location, with an incredibly relaxed atmosphere. A contemporary, detached Lakeland retreat with a peaceful south-facing garden, located just a short level stroll from the centre of Grasmere yet surrounded by lush green countryside. Rowanberry Cottage is modern and in a very quiet location with an incredibly relaxed atmosphere. This extremely popular holiday home is a great place to escape to! The strategically positioned picture windows enable you to take full advantage of the amazing views. Accommodation in detail: Spacious entrance porch with high-quality cloakroom, leading to the spacious and beautifully fitted kitchen/diner kitchen with washer/dryer, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, double oven, ceramic hob and microwave oven. The light and airy lounge has relaxed furnishings and patio doors, leading to the garden. Upstairs there are two fabulous bedrooms, both with king-sized beds, high-quality en-suite facilities, and excellent views to the surrounding fells. One of the bedrooms can be made up as a twin, so please specify your requirements when you book. Please note that this property is strictly non-smoking, and is unsuitable for babies and children. Private parking is available for two cars. Location: Grasmere is located at the very heart of the Lakes, west of Ambleside and north of both Coniston and Hawkshead. A holiday cottage in Grasmere provides easy access to many famous Lake District walking routes. Stride up to Easedale Tarn in the fells above the village, stroll on the peaceful shores of nearby Rydal Water or take on Fairfield, Silver How or Loughrigg to name but a few! Grasmere village centre has a village green and a number of unique shops, tea rooms and very good restaurants - including the Good Food Guide listed Jumble Room. There are several good pubs in the village and in the surrounding area too. Although hugely popular with tourists and walkers, Grasmere remains a relaxed village location with a fascinating and unique history. Explore the legacy of artists who've been inspired by the landscapes around the village. Of particular note is Heaton Cooper whose studio is in the village. The famous poet William Wordsworth lived in Grasmere while writing some of his most famous poetry. His former home, Dove Cottage, and the Wordsworth Museum can be visited. His family grave in the local churchyard is one of the most visited literary shrines in the world. A memorable break can be found at Rowanberry Cottage. Situated in the heart of the Lake District National Park is the lovely village of Grasmere, probably best known as the home of William Wordsworth, a place he once described as "The most loveliest spot that man hath found". Any visit to Grasmere needs to include The Grasmere Gingerbread shop, where the Wilson family have been making gingerbread for over 60 years. Also in the village are a number of shops, pubs, a church which dates back to the 13th century and Grasmere Lake, plus Grasmere Sports takes place every August, where you can watch participants compete in a variety of sports, including Cumberland Wrestling. Just five miles away is the town of Ambleside and Lake Winderemere where you will find shops, pubs, restaurants and the 17th century Bridge House, which is one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District. Cruises, boat trips and watersports can all be enjoyed on Lake Windermere and the towns of Windermere and Keswick are also within driving distance. Grasmere is a wonderful base for your Lake District retreat.