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2 Guests
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1 Bedroom
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1 Bathroom
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Pets Yes
Features
- Garden / Patio
- Broadband / WiFi
- Pet-friendly
Reviews & Ratings
14 Customer Reviews
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"- details state that users can bring their own logs, however the fire is electric."
In our case we were prepared to pay more for the cottage because we understood that it would have a log fire and believe this is a cynical deception on the part of the owners. - the TV aerial is broken so there was no live TV available.
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"We found that the stairs where steep,could not get the main channels on the tv no signal,but other wise clean and comfortable with some nice freebies."
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"We had a great time, it's a lovely little cottage, it was clean and as advertised."
The food and drink treats were also a nice surprise. The location is great and we were able to visit lots of places within easy drive. The only comment would be regarding the parking, we didn't know where we should park when arriving and overnight and feel this could be better highlighted when giving out the location and key pick up details.
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"Very enjoyable stay very comfy welcome pack lovely ."
One little thing parking instructions could be made clearer
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"The cottage was very quaint the mattress on the bed was too soft for us and we had bad backs afterwards the Wi-fi was intermittent we could have done with a TV in the bedroom ."
The bathroom was small but adequate and the shower room was small but adequate . The stairs however we took a risk on and found they were very steep and as the discription said not for the infirm with mobility issues . The views outside were stunning great for the camera enthusiasts and the local area had all that we needed thank you
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"Another relaxing stay at the Old Peat Cottage."
Well equipped, tastefully decorated and a very comfy bed. What a lovely touch that a box of shortbread, a Terry's Chocolate Orange and breadsticks were left out for our arrival. Very much appreciated with a mug of tea after a long journey. We will be back again. Thank you.
You are very welcome Catherine and as a gesture for your lovely feedback pls let me know next time you fancy returning to make sure you are well looked after Property Owner
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"Things that needed to be clean were but there were definitely areas that hadn’t been cleaned for a while."
Ran out of hot water while showering. Where to park needs to be clearer. Garden is mentioned in the listing as a selling point but is majorly overgrown so should be maintained. Asked to strip bed covers before leaving but told to leave pillow protectors and mattress protectors on so no idea when they were last changed (they were stained as was the duvet) The stairs need to be pictured in the listing with a clear description as not everyone would manage going up and down safely (steep and narrow)
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"Stayed in Old Peat Cottage for a week at the end of May with my partner and we both absolutely loved our stay."
Beautiful location with easy access to several locations around the Lake District, amazing views from the cottage, very quirky interior with paddle stairs which we loved. Bed was lovely and comfortable! Would highly recommend
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"Where do you start, horrendous I would say."
On arriving at our destination we were unable to locate the property at first, this was due to the front being overgrown with weeds. We eventually noticed it but were unable to find where you parked, we noticed a lady in the garden of the cottage next door and enquired with her, she advised us where we parked and also where our bins were located and the garden that came with the property, its a good job she did as non of this information was in the cottage. As for a usable garden as advertised on this site, it was NOT usable it was overgrown with weeds, thistles and nettles, there was even a thistle growing by the side of the front door of the property standing as tall as me, I'm 5ft 1. On entering the property the smell of damp hit you immediately, there was black mould growing up the walls, slug trails on the floor, we did even meet some slugs on a morning when we got up. The extractor hood was disgusting, the filter didn't look like it had ever been cleaned or changed. The sofa was a cheap PU Leather one which was as hard as rock, it gave you a numb backside from sitting on it. Every cottage we have stayed in as always greeted you on arrival with a welcome pack, such as tea, coffee, sugar and a pint of milk, not this one, there was teabags and sugar and what should have been coffee in canisters next to the kettle, the sugar was damp, as were the teabags and the coffee was all solidified and crusty, no milk though. There is no great book for you to leave comments, I wonder why! There were no cleaning products, they ask you to leave it clean but how when nothing is provided, all that was there was a small sponge with a green scouring pad on to wash up with and washing up liquid, there was no hoover or mop to clean with. The shower room was not very inviting, the floor around the toilet was stained with god knows what and the extractor in the bathroom didn't look like it had ever been cleaned. Overall this cottage is not fit for human habitation and needs reporting, sykes obviously don't vet the cottages they advertise enough
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"This is our second visit to Old Peat Cottage."
It was as thoroughly enjoyable as our last visit. It is a very cosy cottage and even though it is a old stone building, it was always nice and warm. Again, the cottage was well equipped with everything you would need and the decor was beautiful. The bed is extremely comfy with good firm pillows. It was a delight to bring my dog Bill back again and so pleased that our 6 month old puppy, Poppy got to experience such a wonderful accommodation and the Lake District for her first holiday! We hope to return again.
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"Lovely little cottage, the perfect base for a couple that wanted to relax and ..."
Lovely little cottage, the perfect base for a couple that wanted to relax and get away from it all and also explore the lakes
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"What a lovely cosy cottage."
Beautifully decorated and well equipped. Just the perfect size for 2 people and two Border Collies. Good location, close to lots of the tourist attractions but at the same time hid away in the peaceful countryside. Sadly only a short time after we came home one of our border collies, Nell passed away but my husband and I were just delighted that her last holiday was spent in your beautiful cottage and in the Lake District. We hope to return again very soon.
Thank you for the lovely feedback. I’m very pleased you enjoyed your stay and look forward to see you again Property Owner
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"More empasis required on description of the stairs."
They are usuitable for older and infirm people. A ladder would be safer
Thank you for your comments. We take all comments on board. Thank you. The Lakes Cottage Holidays Owner Relations Team Property Owner
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"Left a day early."
The cottage was cold and damp . When we got home we could still smell the damp on our clothes. The shower room was tiny and no heating in the room , so never used the shower while we stayed there. Would not recommended this cottage.At 55 years old one of the worst cottages we have stayed in . Regards Mr Reid
Thank you for your comments. Our Maintenance team are looking into your comments. Thank you. The Lakes Cottage Holidays Owner Relations Team Property Owner
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Summary
- One king-size bedroom
- Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC
- First-floor cloakroom with basin and WC
- Open-plan living space with kitchen, Electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine
- Dining, Sitting area with log effect electric fire
- Halogen heating with log effect electric fire and electric wall heaters
- Smart TV, WiFi
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Private roadside parking available
- Front enclosed garden with patio and furniture
- Two well-behaved small-sized dogs welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop and pub 0.7 miles
- Note: The stairs to the first-floor are space saving and half open-tread, not suitable for those with lower mobility
- Note: Sofa bed available for one adult or two children
The property
Perched in the peaceful hamlet of Beanthwaite near Grizebeck in Cumbria, is this charming semi-detached cottage, The Old Peat Cottage.
Boasting a fantastic location on the edge of the Lake District National Park, The Old Peat Cottage makes for a wonderful dwelling for a couple looking to embark on their next adventure.
Make use of your private roadside parking space, before being greeted by a delightful front patio with bench, where you can look forward to savouring your morning coffee as you watch the world go by.
Step into the open-plan living space, where you can rustle up culinary delights in the well-equipped kitchen; there is also a handy washer for keeping your holiday wardrobe fresh!
Settle down at the intimate dining table to tuck-in to a delicious meal, as you pop open a bottle of fizz and toast to a memorable getaway.
Afterwards, retire to the plush sofa where you can snuggle up in the warmth of the log effect electric fire and select the evening’s entertainment, courtesy of the Smart TV.
Completing the ground floor is a well-appointed shower room, where you can indulge in a refreshing rinse after a day of exploring.
Make your way up to the first floor to catch your rest in the beautifully-decorated king-size bedroom, with plenty of storage and served by a cloakroom.
Escape to Cumbria with a stay at Old Peat Cottage.
Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1118407 together sleeping up to 3 guests
Old Peat And Lilac Cottage
Nestled in Grizebeck on the border of the Lake District National Park discover this lovely pairing of cottages, Old Peat and Lilac Cottage. Boasting private and off-road parking, close proximity to the local attractions and plenty of social spaces to spend quality time with loved ones, Old Peat and Lilac Cottage is the perfect base for your next family escape to Cumbria. Explore your local surroundings with a trip into the bustling town of Ulverston, home to the Laurel and Hardy Museum, Stan Laurel’s Birthplace, and the excellent Ulverston Golf Club where you can test your clubs out with fantastic views looking out towards Morecambe Bay. The town also offers a good selection of pubs and restaurants, where you can treat your loved ones to an evening of sampling the local delights. Continue to the Lake District National Park, where Coniston Water, well-known for its idyllic setting offering a wealth of watersports opportunities, including kayaking and canoeing, awaits. For outdoor lovers, head to Lake Windermere and traverse the famous lake by boat or paddle board or explore the exhibits of The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction. Escape to Old Peat and Lilac Cottage for an unforgettable retreat in Cumbria.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.
About the location
GRIZEBECK
Kirkby-in-Furness 2 miles; Ulverston 6.7 miles; Coniston 10.8 miles; Windermere 19.4 miles.
Grizebeck is set on the border of the Lake District National Park with spectacular panoramic views of the Duddon Estuary, Furness Fells and the Coniston mountains. Grizebeck is set in pretty countryside and superb for those wanting to spend some time away from it all. In the village there is a pub serving local brews and evening meals , the local garage has a small shop ideal for essentials. A few minutes’ drive takes you to the village of Kirkby-in-Furness which is home to a general store and two pubs as well as a railway station. East of Kirkby-in-Furness takes you to the market town of Ulverston, which is well known for its street markets and festivals at different times of the year. A few minutes’ drive will also take you to Broughton-in-Furness which has three pubs, Beswicks Restaurant, a bakery, two cafés, deli, butchers, Post Office and Tourist Information. Coniston is a 20 minute drive and Windermere is 25 minutes' drive away if you want to take part in some Lakeland activities. Grizebeck is ideally placed for visiting a variety of the Lake District attractions including the South Lakes Animal Park near Dalton, Dalton Castle, Muncaster Castle and the Ravenglass Railway.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas