The Roses, dog friendly

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7 khách
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5 giường
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Just five minutes' walk from the centre of busy Bowness village, The Roses is an inviting period terraced house which offers a warm welcome to lovers of the lakes - and up to two dogs.

This super property is cherished as a beloved family home with original features, vintage crockery and furniture. These, along with unguarded steps to the cellar, do make it unsuitable for children under twelve but with four bedrooms offers a cosy haven for up for five adults.

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The living room has a cosy coal-effect gas fire, satellite TV and selection of board games, perfect for snuggling up after a hearty day’s exercise, while the garden courtyard at the rear offers a sheltered retreat when the sun comes out. There is also an outside toilet with small sink.

The front door at the top of a small flight of steps opens onto a hallway off which is the living room with sofa, chairs (two of which can be taken outside or used to supplement seating around the dining room table), a selection of games and the fire.

Folding wooden doors open to the dining room with gate-legged table that can seat up to six comfortably when opened out. There is also a chiller for wine, beers and accessible perishables such as milk. The compact, well-equipped kitchen offers a dishwasher, a two-oven gas cooker and four-ring hob, pans and casserole dish, and stone steps which lead down to the utility cellar. This has the fridge, freezer and washing machine/tumble dryer. There is also an iron and board and large dog basket. The boiler houses racks and hangers for drying clothes. Family wet weather, life jackets and sailing gear is also available to borrow as are the spare wellies and boots on the cellar steps. There is a small pantry next door. Guests who use any of the house contents are required to replace them as their hosts are regular visitors.

Upstairs the master bedroom with radio, wardrobe and dressing table is at the front of the house, the second double bedroom with TV, wardrobe and chest of drawers overlooks the courtyard and a wooded glade. The bathroom with original bath, toilet and up-to-date power shower is on the landing.

The top floor offers a twin bedroom and single bedroom both with chests of drawers. From their dormer windows guests can catch a glimpse of the north Windermere fells. Some of the bed linen may be from the family collection.

The steps front and back and the flights of stairs inside does make this inaccessible to those with limited mobility.

Guests can travel by train to Windermere and take a bus or taxi for a five-minute ride to The Roses. You may drive to the back of house to unpack then park on the private space diagonally opposite the back gate (with 109 chalet on it, white post and line and bench at the end) to keep the alley thoroughfare clear. Up the steps behind is a little terraced garden that catches the evening sunshine. Please be mindful of the drop between the two parking spaces and let passengers out before parking.

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Cumbria, England, Vương quốc Anh

Bowness is an attractive Lakeland village on the eastern shores of Lake Windermere accessible by train and bus as well as by car which offers much to experience and explore. You can set off from The Roses and within minutes walk on beautiful National Trust land to spectacular viewpoints at Biskey Howe, Brant Fell and School Knott. It’s also just a ten-minute walk to the lake to hire a rowboat or power boat, take a cruise on one of the Lake Windermere steamers to Ambleside and Lakeside or the ferry across to visit what was the home of Beatrix Potter at Near Sawrey and picturesque village Hawkshead. Active types might enjoy exploring or treetop adventures at Go Ape in nearby Grizedale Forest and the options of canoeing, kayaking, sailing, waterskiing, wake and paddleboarding are offered at Low Wood Bay watersports.
Bowness and Windermere also offer a wide range of excellent restaurants within walking distance of The Roses, including Italian, Indian and Chinese and contemporary restaurants, champagne bars, wine bars and traditional pubs. The Royalty, a three-screen Art Deco cinema with wurlitzer just around the corner, shows the latest releases. Windermere Golf Club is just outside Bowness village, on the way to the Lyth Valley and its gentle walks in the south. To the west of Lake Windermere seek out the charming café Chesters by the River at Skelwith Bridge, which offers homemade vegetarian lunches, wood-fired pizzas and classic cakes, a quirky shop and take-away close to a charming stroll by the River Brathay to Elterwater. There are also any number of top class gastropubs to be discovered and enjoyed for lunch and dinner after a day’s hiking on the stunning Cumbrian fells.