This period cottage has character and a quirky feel and was formerly housing for workers at the local bobbin mill factory which ran from the early 1700’s up until 1970’s.. Ground Floor:

Open plan living space.

Living area: With wood burner and Smart TV.

Dining area.

Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob and fridge.

Narrow stairs to.... First Floor:

Bedroom 1: With double bed.

Bathroom: With shower cubicle and toilet.

Turning stairs to.... Second Floor:

Bedroom 2: With double bed.. Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. 2 stairgates.. Patio with garden furniture. Garden (shared with other properties on-site). On road parking. No smoking. Please note: There are 4 steps in the garden and an unfenced river at the bottom of the garden, 30 yards. . The charm and character of this lovely property start at the stable style front door, and as soon as you open it up you are welcomed by the exposed slate walls and inviting wood burner. The open plan living/kitchen/dining area draws you into this quirky property and you are immediately reminded of days gone by. The living area has a sociable feel with comfortable chairs and sofas to encourage you to sit and talk about the day’s events in front of a roaring wood burner. Similarly, the kitchen and dining area lend themselves to inclusive chatting over a glass of fine wine. The first floor is accessed by a narrow staircase and offers a family bathroom and the first double room, a second twisting staircase leads to the master bedroom which is spacious and continues the character of the property with its exposed beams. As you venture outside there is a small patio area which overlooks the large, shared garden and at the bottom of the garden is the River Crake which offers peace for those looking to relax to the soundtrack of its bubbling waters.

The property is two doors up from the local pub and the village of Spark Bridge itself offers pleasant walks by the River Crake. Only 5 miles away is the lovely market town of Ulverston. This pretty town boasts cobbled streets leading to a variety of independent shops and is well serviced with pubs, restaurants and cafés to cater to every taste. Ulverston enjoys many diverse festivals through the year, ranging from flag festivals to lantern parades, music and comedy festivals and the ever-popular Dickensian winter markets. As the birthplace of Stan Laurel, local attractions include the Laurel and Hardy Museum, the Roxy Cinema and you can enjoy a thigh pumping walk up to the Hoad Monument to enjoy stunning views over the peninsula. A little further out but within 20 minutes’ drive you can arrive at Lake Windermere and the bustling town of Bowness on Windermere 10 minutes’ drive after that. The Lake District offers every conceivable outdoor pursuit from sailing to climbing, walking and many more, but for the less active there are many other delights to enjoy such as Michelin starred restaurants, stately homes, museums, festivals and of course some of the most stunning views and landscapes that inspired world renowned writers like Beatrix Potter and Wordsworth who chose to call the Lake District home.

Free WiFi

There are 4 steps in the garden and an unfenced river at the bottom of the garden, 30 yards away.