24 Baden Powell Street, Barrow in Furness, gb
Recently Renovated Holiday Home in Barrow in Furness
Luxurious Amenities: Enjoy free WiFi, non-smoking property, and proximity to World of Beatrix Potter.
Comfortable Living: 3 bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen, flat-screen TV, and a cozy seating area for relaxation.
Convenience at Its Best: Benefit from 2 bathrooms with walk-in showers, bed linen, towels, and laundry service.
Book now to experience a delightful stay at 24 Baden Powell and create wonderful memories!
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Guests highly rate the clean and well presented and frequently praise the nice room size.
GBGBTidy, clean, modern and great online communication.
GBWe liked the house xxx it had everything we needed for as short stay.It was very comfortable.
We couldn't get the TV to work.You could only get apps no current TV channels. Not good with two children with us.
INHouse was very good with all facilities.
Beds were not at all comfortable.
GBGreat location near the water. Easy on street parking Retail parks nearby
TV doesn't work so difficult with kids Mattresses could do with upgrading En suite bathroom - shower temperature faulty and light sensors unnecessary.
GBThe area of the property was lovely, so easy to sort out getting in, house nice and clean inside plenty of room
There was only 4 forks and five of us staying, the back yard and outside windows desperate for a clean, and although their was an explaining letter how to get the tv on we still couldn't.
AUDelightful terrace house. Newly painted and decorated with modern kitchen and bathrooms. Ideal location on Walney Island for our purpose - family event. Easy access to pubs and bridge to mainland.
Motion activated light in ensuite bathroom was infuriating. After a minute or so one is plunged into darkness with no option other than to continue in the dark until able to move into a position to reactivate the light. Not easy for short people. Could be quite frightening for children or elderly. A mirror in the ensuite bathroom would be appreciated. The decorative mirrors in the bedrooms are hung too high for anyone other than the tallest to use. A full length mirror somewhere (on landing?) would be handy. The fairly steep staircase has a built in balustrade style handrail typical of the era but too wide for hands to grip easily. An additional rail on the other side of the staircase would improve accessibility.
