8 Bridge Street, Cockermouth

Lake District. Sleeps up to 4

This two-bedroom cottage is nestled within the centre of the ancient market town of Cockermouth, situated just outside of the Lake District National Park. The property has been presented to a high standard throughout and is ideal for those looking for an adventure, whilst indulging in a spot of relaxation with loved ones. The entrance porch is perfect for leaving your muddy boots and hanging your coats, before entering the spacious, open-plan living area. A well-presented lounge area welcomes you, boasting a light decor and a thick, long-haired rug adding that homely feel to the room, perfect for unwinding of an evening in front of the warming electric woodburning stove. Enjoy your morning coffee at the dining area, whilst enjoying a hearty breakfast and planning the day's events. The kitchen has modern fixtures and fittings, housing a range of quality appliances so you can cook up a storm for the whole family. The first floor offers two well-presented bedrooms, served by a family bathroom with a bath and shower over, so you can decide how best to prepare for your day. Step out to the rear, enclosed courtyard area, offering plenty of seating for you and your loved ones to enjoy an evening outside whilst watching the sunset with a refreshing beverage. Cockermouth is an ancient market town and has been ever-popular with tourists over the years for its wealth of attractions and easy access into the picturesque Lake District National Park. The property is ideally placed overlooking the old Georgian building of Wordsworth House and Gardens, a must-see during your trip. Discover several art exhibitions inside the Grade I listed building, with the interior being presented how it would have looked when the famous poet himself lived there with his sister Doris - an excellent viewing pleasure for those literary enthusiasts. For a taste of history, visit Cockermouth Castle, a lovely historic building, also with Grade I listed status and dating back to the 12th century, set in stunning landscaped gardens and offers viewers a look into historical architecture. The Lake District National Park has plenty of countryside sights, with opportunities for walking and cycling, whilst a selection of nearby lakes are perfect for those keen fishers. 8 Bridge Street is the place to be for sightseers interested in the town's rich history.

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