Low House Farm North, Troutbeck, Windermere

The house is extremely characterful, yet managed to be clean and airy and the ceilings were surprisingly high - downstairs at least. The kitchen & dining rooms were especially nice, as was the outdoor terrace garden with fantastic views. The sitting room with its fireplace was a comfortable environment to chat and enjoy the space. The tearoom at the end of the drive was an added bonus and there are 3 pubs within a 30mins walk.

Having only one shower, and it also being downstairs, wasn't ideal, but workable. Onsite parking is tight for 2 cars and the entrance to the property is very narrow, especially if reversing. Street parking is possible, but can get busy when the tearoom is open.

We had a wonderful stay at Low House Farm North in Troutbeck. The location was perfect for exploring the Lake District — peaceful and scenic, but still close enough to Windermere, Ambleside and all the main attractions. The cottage itself had so much character and felt like a proper countryside escape. The views around the property were beautiful, especially in the mornings and evenings, and it gave us that cosy Lake District atmosphere we were looking for. It was spacious, clean and comfortable for our family, with everything we needed for the stay. We especially appreciated how relaxing it felt after busy days exploring. The quiet surroundings, traditional charm and overall atmosphere made the trip really memorable for us. It struck a great balance between feeling secluded and still being convenient for day trips around the Lakes. Would definitely recommend for families or anyone wanting a peaceful Lake District stay with real character and beautiful surroundings.

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I love the historical feel of this property. We came up to the Lakes to follow some of the walks recorded by Dorothy Wordsworth in her journal, as well as cooking some of the dishes she and her sister in law recorded in their family recipe book. The cottage was the perfect backdrop for our plans and the carpet of daffodils along the bank of Troutbeck by the village church was the icing on the cake.

If it were up to me, I'd paint the white kitchen cabinets with Annie Sloan chalk paint in the particular shade of blue that Georgians liked to use because they thought it discouraged flies. But apart from that, I can't think of anything.

Well equipped, lots of character, good size accommodation for 6. Plenty of crockery.

Beds a little soft.

Heel oud, sfeervol Uitgebreide keukenspullen Prachtig uitzicht Je voelt je in een openluchtmuseum maar mrt de gemakken van nu.

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