Wast Water Cottage

Boot, Near Eskdale, Cumbria

Located in the picturesque Boot, near Eskdale in Cumbria, this Grade II listed property is a historical gem that dates back over 400 years, offering a unique blend of charm and character. The property accommodates up to seven guests and boasts a range of features, including nearby pubs and easy access to the coast. The ground floor presents an open-plan living space with exposed beams, a cozy living area equipped with an electric log-effect fire, Sky TV, and a selection of entertainment options. The dining area and fully-equipped kitchen enhance the convenience of the space, while the first bedroom features a kingsize bed and an en-suite wet room. Additional sleeping arrangements include another kingsize bedroom, a twin room, and a single room with a pull-out bed, ensuring ample accommodation for families or groups.

Guests can enjoy the outdoor space, which includes a private patio furnished with garden furniture and a barbecue, perfect for al fresco dining. The property also provides private parking for up to three cars and shares a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer with other onsite properties. The extensive grounds, spanning two acres, feature a paddock and sitting-out area, ideal for relaxation amidst the natural beauty of the surroundings. Essential amenities such as gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi are included, along with a welcome pack for guests' convenience. Families traveling with young children can benefit from the provision of a cot, travel cot, and highchair, while the property maintains a no-smoking policy and includes a fenced river in the grounds.

The journey to Bridge End Farm Cottages is a breathtaking experience in itself, with stunning views of the Scafell range and the enchanting landscapes that have inspired renowned Lakeland authors like John Ruskin and Alfred Wainwright. The cottages, each with their own historical significance and unique features, include the Elizabethan Bridge End Farmhouse, which showcases a remarkable Jacobean court cupboard and original flagstone flooring, and Scafell Cottage, a beautifully converted barn with impressive architectural elements. Wastwater Cottage offers an expansive open-plan living area with a baby grand piano, while Stanley Ghyll Cottage is a romantic retreat for two, boasting stunning valley views and a private garden area.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, the property is ideally located within the heart of the National Park, just a short walk from the fells. Guests can engage in gentle strolls or more challenging hikes, with the River Esk only ten minutes away, where families can enjoy splashing in the shallow waters. The surrounding gardens provide a tranquil space for relaxation, complemented by the breathtaking night sky. With a shop located two miles away and a pub just a quarter of a mile from the property, guests have convenient access to local amenities, making this historical retreat an ideal destination for a memorable holiday in the stunning Cumbrian countryside.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby