The Vicarage

Lowick Bridge, Near Coniston, Cumbria

Located in the picturesque setting of Lowick Bridge, near Coniston in Cumbria, this spacious holiday property is designed to accommodate large groups, comfortably sleeping up to 13 guests. Nestled in the beautiful countryside just 2 miles from the shores of Coniston Water, the house features a charming entrance room with rugs on a wooden floor and an open fire, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The spacious sitting and dining rooms are perfect for gatherings, while the farmhouse-style kitchen, complete with a stone-flagged floor and an Aga cooker, adds to the rustic charm. Additional amenities include a second kitchen/utility room with an electric cooker, various bedrooms, and bathrooms equipped with modern conveniences.

This traditional Lakeland house, built in 1767, has been meticulously restored to preserve its original features while providing comfortable and well-equipped family accommodation. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding Lakeland fells from the property, which is set in its own private garden. The location is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat, with a cozy inn serving excellent food just 500 yards away, and a variety of country inns and restaurants nearby. The famous town of Coniston is only a 20-minute drive away, making it easy to explore the local culture and attractions.

For those looking to engage in outdoor activities, the immediate vicinity offers numerous options including walking, sailing, wind-surfing, and canoeing. The shores of Morecambe Bay, located just 2.5 miles away, provide opportunities for sea fishing, while the Grizedale Forest Enterprise Centre, 4 miles from the property, offers mountain bike rentals for cycling along scenic forest trails adorned with stone and wood sculptures. The market town of Ulverston, 5 miles away, features a variety of shops, inns, restaurants, and notable attractions such as a championship golf course and the Laurel and Hardy museum, celebrating the town's famous native, Stan Laurel.

Visitors to the area will also find plenty to explore, with Kendal, known as the 'Gateway to the Lakes', offering museums, art galleries, and delightful cafés. Levens Hall, nearby, is famous for its beautifully trimmed topiary gardens and steam-engine collection. Additionally, Lake Windermere is just a 20-minute drive away, with Bowness a further 10 minutes, providing even more opportunities for leisure and exploration. With a village shop located 2 miles from the property, guests have easy access to essential supplies, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable stay in this idyllic part of the North of England.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby