The Old Barn forms part of a converted barn, set on the working Woodhow Farm in the Cumbrian village of Nether Wasdale. Set in the picturesque Lake District National Park and bearing charming traditional features, this cosy countryside cottage is the ideal place for a well-deserved break with your loved ones. The open-plan living area in the property incorporates charming, rustic features into a stunning and modern style, an attractive fireplace housing a woodburning stove makes it a wonderful spot to kick back and relax after an adventure-filled day in the Lake District. The kitchen area comes with all of the necessary appliances whilst a lovely dining table set for four awaits for you to sit together and enjoy those hearty home-cooked meals. The two bedrooms at The Old Barn are decorated immaculately, with delightful bed linen and plenty of storage, they ensure a peaceful spot to get your well-earned rest. Get ready for each day in style in the pristine, white family shower room. The property also benefits from a splendid patio area to the front, here you can enjoy a morning coffee or a refreshing glass of wine to finish off the day. Nether Wasdale is a wonderfully peaceful village to spend a holiday in the Lake District, it provides two well-respected village pubs and is also home to the astounding Wast Water where you can try a number of outdoor pursuits, or simply admire the view. If a day by the sea is what you desire, Seascape is easily accessible and boasts a wonderful beach to make the most of. A heart-warming cottage in an excellent location. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 931410, together they can sleep up to 10 people.
Nether Wasdale is a village west of Wast Water, the deepest lake in Britain. It has two pubs, a farm shop and a café. It's a base for climbing, hiking and other outdoor pursuits. Canoeing and kayaking are perfect for these waters. Wast Water is by The Screes and at the head of the lake the Great Gable and Scafell Pike can be reached. The view from the top is breath-taking. Wasdale Head has the church of St. Olaf, dating back to 1550, its beams are said to have come from Viking long boats. Close by are the villages of Santon Bridge and Gosforth.
