Anns Cottage

About this property

Nestled in a pretty Langdale hamlet, this 'topsy turvy' 17th century Lakeland cottage is perfect for those loving the outdoors and seeking tranquillity. With a modern refurb, the cottage retains its traditional charm: exposed ceiling beams, slate fireplace, thick walls, vaulted ceiling and picturesque windows. This peaceful cottage promises fire-side cosiness in winter, a terraced patio for summery days, and a fine local pub nearby to follow those hard days on the fells. The greatest treat is the view from the master bedroom's brass bed! Entrance leads into well-equipped kitchen with fabulous view, then cosy but bright lounge/dining room and open fire. Ground floor twin bedroom and bathroom with corner bath. Upstairs, boutique-style double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and brass bed. A terraced balcony gives access to a bike store. Lane parking outside & just down the lane. This world-class central fells location means you could park your car up and spend your time here, enjoying awe-inspiring days on the fells, with hearty pub food and ale within walking distance. Venturing slightly further afield you have the buzz of Ambleside with shops, pubs, bars and restaurants and access to the Lake. Coniston, Hawkshead, Grasmere and Windermere are also within easy reach. The River Rothay runs through Langdale Valley, leading to Elterwater tarn, offering leisurely waterside walks and relaxation and the Britannia Inn in Elterwater Village. Guests will also enjoy inclusive Langdale Leisure Club Membership.

Often referred to as Great Langdale, to distinguish it from nearby Little Langdale, Langdale's name comes from the Old Norse for 'long valley'. Langdale is a u-shaped valley formed by glaciers. It encompasses the two villages of Chapel Stile and Elterwater, as well as the hamlet of High Close. Set in the centre of the Lake District, Langdale is probably best known for its mountains, from the Langdale Pikes – a group of mountains on the northern side of the village – to England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike. Rock climbers will also love Raven Crag, Gimmer Crag and White Ghyll. There Not surprisingly Langdale is also famous for it’s spectacular views, including Dungeon Ghyll Force Waterfall, Harrison Stickle and Pike of Stickle. it is an extremely popular holiday destination and loved by hikers, climbers, fell runners and lovers of the outdoors in general.