Beck Cottage, Nr Windermere

Beck Cottage has been refurbished in 2022. It is a traditional, two bedroom Lakeland stone cottage, dating from the mid 1800's.

It is located at the foot of the Troutbeck Valley in Troutbeck Bridge making it the ideal base for visiting the lakes, fells and villages of the National Park and the wider Cumbria area.

This end terrace cottage lies approximately 50 yards along an easily navigable lane directly off the main A591 Windermere to Ambleside road in a small mixed hamlet of similar properties and others dating from as early as the 1600s.

It is perfectly located to explore Windermere, with its shops (including a Booths supermarket), cafes and amenities being less than a mile in one direction and Ambleside is approximately 3 miles in the other direction.

At the rear of the property is a garden area with small lawn and gravelled patio area with table and four chairs. Also at the side of the cottage there is a large lawned area where children could play.

Two good sized cars can be parked on a private driveway directly adjacent to the cottage, so if you want to leave your car and avoid the traffic and having to search for car parking there is a bus stop at the end of the lane with frequent services to take you wherever you want to go. The eastern fells, the popular Kentmere Horseshoe and the High Street Range are readily accessible on foot directly from the cottage as are many other walks.

The Sun Hotel, serving drinks and meals, is a gentle stroll away where the lane meets the main road and there is a well-stocked Spar shop across the main road.

There is no EV charging point at the cottage and EV charging via the domestic supply constitutes a fire hazard and therefore is not allowed.  There are charging points in the locality - at Booths supermarket in Windermere and other places.

Storage of e-bikes and e-scooters is not allowed in the property as this constitutes a fire hazard. A shed in our garden area can be made available for this purpose on request and at no extra charge.