Resting within the beautiful 400-year-old country estate of Townson Ground, this detached cottage offers four guests a homely spot to enjoy when not out exploring the Lake District.
Lying near the quaint villages of Coniston and Hawkshead, Forest Cottage is the perfect setting for a family or small group holiday, boasting quality furnishings and interiors and a welcoming aura.
Feel the heat from the underfloor heating warm you as you spend time within the open-plan living space, with a woodburning stove resting within the inglenook too, you can find a snug spot on the sofa or armchair as you watch TV or enjoy conversation with your loved ones.
Prepare delicious dishes in the well-equipped and contemporary kitchen, housing everything needed for an easy self-catered stay, including a handy washer/dryer, perfect for washing wet or muddy clothes!
Gather at the dining table in the centre of the room for your evening meal, afterwards bringing out a board game brought from home to while away a lovely evening along with a bottle of wine.
In the warmer months you can delight in alfresco dining at the outdoor furniture in the pretty front garden, home to a lawn and patio.
Wind down into your evening with a luxurious soak in the stunning bath tub in the beautiful and fully-tiled family bathroom, or feel refreshed with a shower in the large walk-in enclosure, whatever you prefer!
Choose from either the double bedroom or the twin bedroom to get some rest, with plenty of storage for your things amidst the calming and elegant décor, with countryside views from the windows to wake up to.
Being nearby to the wonderful village of Coniston, you can find a scattering of traditional and welcoming pubs to visit along with takeaways and restaurants, and shops to pick up ingredients for your own culinary creativeness!
Take in the beautiful scenery of Coniston Water either from a scenic stroll around the shores or from the water itself; hire a motor boat, kayak or canoe to travel along this picturesque lake, afterwards finding a quaint tea room for a well-deserved afternoon tea!
Mountain bikers can head to Grizedale Forest for some epic trails and routes to tackle, or you can try something different and swing through the trees at Go Ape Grizedale on their treetop rope course.
Visit the Beatrix Potter Gallery in Hawkshead to see some of the original hand drawn and painted pieces, before heading to the very home of the famous novelist and illustrator, Hill Top, now run by the National Trust, it rests near the southern end of Esthwaite Water.
One of the higher peaks of the Lakes is Old Man of Coniston, presenting an energising challenge for avid walkers, whilst there are plenty of easier peaks and fells to discover too like Claife Heights and Top O’Selside.
Along with the bustling centres of Windermere, Ambleside and Lakeside, there is so much to see and do in this magnificent national park.
Enjoy an activity-filled stay at Forest Cottage in the Lakes with your loved ones.