Self catering cottage in Thornthwaite - sleeps 6

Carrigbaun Cottage 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6

Luxury apartment with fantastic views, private decking, landscaped gardens and ample parking.

Accommodation details

Ground Floor:
Property has gas central heating, and comprises:
Open plan Lounge/Kitchen/Diner: With TV, DVD, i-Pod dock/radio, large window affording views out towards the attractive rear garden and Skiddaw and Keswick beyond and door onto the decking.
Kitchen: Hand built painted solid oak with black marble worktops, electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Cupboard for coats and boots.
Bedroom 1: With double bed and solid oak furniture.
Bedroom 2: With twin beds and solid oak furniture.
Large Bathroom: With high quality fittings including bath, shower, WC and wash basin.
Lower Ground Floor
Bedroom 3: Master bedroom with king size bed, TV, small dressing area and quality en suite shower, WC and wash basin.
Laundry room: With washer/dryer, ironing board and iron.

All fuel and bed linen included. Cot available. Wi-Fi.

Outside: Private decked area and landscaped communal garden with pond and sitting area. Parking for 2 cars. Visit England 4 Star, Visit Britain Gold awarded property.

Extra Amenities

This luxurious contemporary three bedroom apartment, forms part of an exclusive development in the former Swan Hotel, a 17th century Coaching Inn and is luxuriously furnished and equipped throughout. Situated in the village of Thornthwaite, three miles from Keswick, the apartment has an elevated aspect to the rear commanding fantastic views across the valley to Skiddaw and the fells surrounding Keswick. Carrigbaun is Gaelic for ’White Rock’, after The Bishop, a famous white rock perched on the steep scree slopes of Barf nearby. Thornthwaite itself lies at the south western end of Bassenthwaite Lake, below Whinlatter Forest, Barf and Lords Seat. Sailing and fishing are available on Whinlatter. There are pubs, restaurants and a shop nearby in Braithwaite and a wealth of amenities in Keswick including the ’Theatre by the Lake’.