Trees

Ambleside, Cumbria

Experience an enchanting getaway in a stylish 1930s cabin nestled among the treetops in Ambleside, Cumbria, located in the picturesque North of England. This charming retreat, designed to accommodate up to four guests, offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding woodland, where deer can occasionally be spotted. The cabin features a sun terrace perfect for relaxing outdoors, while inside, exposed beams create a warm and inviting atmosphere complemented by a cozy log-burner in the sitting room.

The location of the cabin provides easy access to Lake Windermere, where guests can engage in a variety of water activities. Visitors can hire kayaks or boats from the nearby Low Wray Campsite, or they may choose to join a guided canoeing session for a more structured experience on the water. For those seeking adventure on land, mountain biking to Wray Castle offers a thrilling ride, while a trip south to Claife Viewing Station rewards cyclists with breathtaking mountain scenery.

For a taste of local culture and cuisine, the bustling town of Ambleside is just a short drive away, presenting an array of restaurants and shopping opportunities. Guests can explore notable attractions such as the historic Roman fort, the quirky Bridge House, and the beautiful Stagshaw Gardens. These sites provide a glimpse into the rich history and natural beauty of the region, making it a perfect complement to the cabin experience.

Additionally, visitors can embark on a scenic boat trip across Lake Windermere to the charming town of Bowness. Just a short ten-minute journey away is Hill Top, the former farmhouse of beloved author Beatrix Potter, which adds a literary touch to the itinerary. This combination of outdoor activities, cultural exploration, and serene relaxation makes the cabin an ideal destination for those looking to escape into nature while enjoying the comforts of home.