Allendale House is a delightful holiday retreat situated in the heart of Armathwaite, Cumbria.
With convenient off-road parking, this charming abode is perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable escape in the picturesque countryside.
As you step inside this stunning holiday home, on the left is the bright and inviting sitting room, featuring a comforting gas fire, the ideal place to relax and unwind after a day of exploring the local surroundings.
The kitchen diner is through the main corridor in a newly built extension for the house and is thoughtfully equipped to cater to all your culinary needs, ensuring you can prepare delicious meals for your group with ease.
There is also a living space within the kitchen diner that has a log burner which leads to the outside (dining) area and garden.
For those who need to catch up on work or simply wish for a peaceful corner to read, there's also a dedicated study/snug offering complete tranquillity, as well as a separate additional study.
Outside, the property boasts a beautifully enclosed garden with a well-maintained lawn, perfect for children to enjoy.
The patio area, complete with outdoor furniture, is ideal for alfresco dining, whilst a gravelled section provides additional space to relax and savour the fresh air.
The property boasts five beautifully decorated bedrooms, each offering a unique charm.
A king-size bedroom features a freestanding bath, providing an elegant space to relax and unwind.
The three king double bedrooms and additional twin bedroom each come with their own en-suite facilities, with a mixture of walk-in showers including one one with a bath and walk-in shower, ensuring ample space and privacy for all guests!
For those willing to venture slightly further afield, Carlisle Castle is just a short drive away and offers rich history and fascinating architecture.
Nature enthusiasts will relish the loop trail near Penrith that takes you through Coombs Wood alongside the River Eden.
It's a gentle walk suitable for most fitness levels, offering picturesque woodland and riverside views.
Alternatively, the Armathwaite and Coombs Wood Walk starts from Armathwaite and leads into Coombs Wood, offering a serene woodland experience with paths covered in seasonal foliage -it's an ideal choice for those seeking a tranquil nature walk.
Travel to the historic market town of Penrith which is situated in the scenic Eden Valley just outside the Lake District National Park.
Known for its charming red sandstone buildings, the town serves as a gateway to both the northern Lakes and the Pennines.
Once the capital of Cumbria in medieval times, Penrith is rich in history, with landmarks such as Penrith Castle, a 14th-century ruin that once served as a stronghold for Richard, Duke of Gloucester (later King Richard III).
St. Andrew’s Church, with its striking 12th-century tower and the mysterious Giant’s Grave in the churchyard, is another historical highlight.
Penrith is also known for its independent shops, traditional pubs, and bustling markets - it has a strong sense of local heritage, reflected in the Penrith and Eden Museum, which showcases the area’s archaeology and social history.
Further afield, Carlisle Cathedral holds exquisite medieval carvings and while in the city, Tullie House Museum and Gallery is also worth a visit, displaying an impressive collection of fine arts, wallpapers, textiles, and costumes.
Closer to home, enjoy a picnic at Upperby Park, or for lovers of the occult, the mystical standing stones of Long Meg and Her Daughters are a must-see.
Your adventure to the picturesque Cumbria begins at Allendale House.