Pooley Bridge 4.7 miles. Resting in the Cumbria village of Hutton John, near Pooley Bridge is Bluebell Cabin, a delightful, single-storey cabin. This wooden-cladded cabin enjoys a stylish interior with an open-plan living space, ideal for a couple looking to relax after exploring the gems of the Lake District National Park.

Leave your vehicle in an off-road space before entering the light and airy living area; here you can unwind on the sofa in front of the Smart TV and enjoy a romantic meal for two.

The shaker-style kitchen offers the contemporary amenities needed to prepare home-cooked meals, which on balmy evenings, can be enjoyed alfresco, savouring the countryside surroundings from your private garden whilst soaking in the wood-fired hot tub. (wood supplied for 1st night only)

When sleep calls, a super-king-size bedroom awaits, which is serviced by a sleek shower room for your convenience.

Bluebell Cabin is an excellent base for exploring the wonderful landscape of the Lake District National Park, home to an array of wildlife and breath-taking views and be sure to visit the stately home of Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens.

Penrith is a historic market town, surrounded by beautiful countryside, Penrith hosts several attractions including Brougham Castle, Brougham Hall Charitable Trust, and Beacon. Be sure to visit Ullswater Lake whilst on your travels, where you can hike, birdwatch, swim, or try your hand at fishing, before stopping off at several beauty spots, including Aira Force Waterfall and Little Mell Fell peak. For a blissful escape to Cumbria, whisk your loved one to Bluebell Cabin.

Note: This property can be booked with refs. 1137284, 1135276, 1148448, 1148449, 118450, together sleeping up to 12 guests.

The picturesque village of Pooley Bridge sits on the northerly edge of Lake Ullswater in the Lake District National Park. The name Pooley came to be due to the forming of a large pool, which was left by the fast flowing River Eamont, and the word Bridge was later added when a bridge, which is now 250 years old, was built over the river. Pooley Bridge has many traditional inns and tempting tea rooms, plus the Ullswater Steamers depart from the village, from where a tranquil cruise down the lake to the villages of Glenridding and Howtown can be enjoyed. There are numerous walks with breathtaking views nearby, plus a short walk up to Dunmallard Hill reveals fascinating Iron-Age remains, whilst the towns of Penrith and Keswick are within driving distance. Pooley Bridge is an ideal base for a cottage holiday stay in the stunning Lake District.

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