Beckfold Cottage

About this property

Broughton-in-Furness 6.7 miles. Enjoying the countryside on its doorstep in the hamlet of Seathwaite near Broughton-in-Furness in the beautiful Duddon Valley is the delightful end-terrace house, Beckfold Cottage.

In a perfect location to experience the Lake District National Park's outdoor wonders and with spectacular surrounding views, this is the ideal spot for an idyllic country getaway. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by ample off-road parking before entering this welcoming little home-from-home. The living/dining room is a cosy area where you can relax in the comfy seating, to enjoy your favourite Netflix show on the TV. Rustle up a tasty meal in the well-stocked kitchen, which benefits from a washer/dryer for any laundry needs and a dishwasher - no washing up! After dinner, climb the stairs to the two restful bedrooms, a double room with superb views towards Harter Fell and a twin room (with beds that can be zip/linked to a super-king-size on request) enjoying stunning views towards the Coniston range and onto the garden. Both bedrooms share a tiled family bathroom with a bath with shower over. The secluded enclosed garden is perfect on a sunny afternoon for alfresco dining at one of the two dining areas while your furry friend runs free on the lawn; or simply relax and watch the visiting birdlife and view the fells beyond. Enjoy one of the pretty scenic walks from the doorstep, or venture further afield and spend the day exploring Walna Scar, or the Coniston Range and the renowned Old Man of Coniston peak, and visit the nearby historic Hardknott Roman Fort, before ending the day with a delicious home-cooked meal at the nearby Newfield Inn.

Travel to Broughton-in-Furness, a small picturesque market town nestled in the Duddon Valley, where you can find all your amenities in one place, including a selection of pubs and a petrol station with a well-stocked shop. Venture to Coniston and discover the local history at The Ruskin Museum, board the Steam Yacht Gondola and sail across Coniston Water, or venture across the lake to spend the afternoon exploring the enchanting Brantwood. Ulverston is a superb day out with the unique Laurel and Hardy Museum, green spaces of Ford Park and Yacht Park, and the fabulous Shed 1 Gin Distillery where you can enjoy a well-deserved drink in the evening. Make the most of the wider region and visit the picture-postcard towns of Ambleside, Windermere and Bowness-on-Windermere, or venture further into the National Park and climb its peaks, including Scafell Pike or travel to the Cumbrian coast for an outing in Seascale and St. Bees. However you decide to spend your time, a rural escape awaits you at Beckfold Cottage.

The small market town of Broughton-in-Furness is steeped in history and dates back to the 11th century. Nestled in the Duddon valley and on the south western edge of the Lake District National Park, the village is the perfect destination for those wanting to discover Cumbria. Visitors can relax in the quaint town square, before savouring a delicious meal at the Black Cock Inn pub and venturing out to explore Coniston Water and the Duddon Mosses.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double.

1 x Twin (zip/link, can be a superking on request).

Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.

Kitchen.

Electric oven, induction hob, microwave, multicooker, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher.

Living/dining room with woodburning stove (Logs not provided).

Electric central heating as well as woodburning stove.
TV with Sky Q box and Netflix and WiFi.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Highchair and travel cot available.

Off-road parking.

Enclosed multi-level rear garden with patio, lawn and garden furniture.

Bikes can be stored in the garden on the patio area which is accessible but not visible from the road but will not be in a covered area so not protected from elements.

Bikers may wish to bring their own padlocks.

Two well-behaved pets welcome.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 7.3 miles, pub 0.1 mile (pub sells basic provisions such as tea, longlife milk, bread, butter & eggs.

Note: There are stone steps in the garden, please take care.

Note: The staircase is fairly steep and narrows at the top to 58cm (banister protrudes an additional 10cm) and is therefore not suitable for people with mobility issues.

Note: Check-in from 5pm and check-out by 10am