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Lowfold Cottage
8.0•Very good
- 3 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- Pets allowed
- 5 Guests
- WiFi
- Cottage
Boasting plenty of charm and character, this stone-built cottage is thought to be one of the oldest cottages in Ambleside, perfectly situated for enjoying all the facilities that this town has to offer.
Delightfully presented throughout with a mix of traditional character features, Lowfold Cottage is a rustic hideaway making for a charming base for friends and family keen to stay at the heart of the Lake District.
As you enter the cottage you will immediately sense the traditional feel of the cottage, enhanced through the exposed beams, sash windows and original flagged flooring.
Spend your evenings relaxing in the sitting area, home to an arrangement of sofas, a woodburning stove and a TV for entertainment.
Behind this snug setup is the quality fitted kitchen, appointed with a selection of integrated appliances and ample worktop space to prepare your meals, in addition to an elegant oak dining table for mealtimes.
The upstairs of this Ambleside property hosts three bedrooms, one double, one twin and one single (suitable for a child only), all of which have interesting rooflines being built in the roof space.
Completing the interior is the light and airy family bathroom with feature stone wall, bath and separate walk-in shower.
Step outside to the attractive patio and enjoy a drink or alfresco meal one evening.
With Ambleside’s bustling town centre just a short stroll away you will be well placed to enjoy all the village facilities, with a range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs and attractions such as the World of Beatrix Potter.
For those looking for walking routes, Helm Crag, Loughrigg Fell, the Fairfield Horseshoe and Wansfell are all easily reached.
Hop on the Windermere steamer and enjoy a 1-hour circular route with unbroken views of mountain scenery, secluded bays and many wooded islands.
Explore the extensive grounds of Wray Castle, a mock-Gothic castle which has a huge, largely undiscovered gravel beach of its own, and was Beatrix Potter’s first Lakeland holiday home at the age of 16.
Slightly further afield, in picturesque scenery, is Grasmere with the lake, along with Keswick, Coniston and Hawkshead to name a few.
Guests are certain to return home inspired and refreshed after a busy holiday at Lowfold Cottage, a charming Lake District cottage in Ambleside.
Delightfully presented throughout with a mix of traditional character features, Lowfold Cottage is a rustic hideaway making for a charming base for friends and family keen to stay at the heart of the Lake District.
As you enter the cottage you will immediately sense the traditional feel of the cottage, enhanced through the exposed beams, sash windows and original flagged flooring.
Spend your evenings relaxing in the sitting area, home to an arrangement of sofas, a woodburning stove and a TV for entertainment.
Behind this snug setup is the quality fitted kitchen, appointed with a selection of integrated appliances and ample worktop space to prepare your meals, in addition to an elegant oak dining table for mealtimes.
The upstairs of this Ambleside property hosts three bedrooms, one double, one twin and one single (suitable for a child only), all of which have interesting rooflines being built in the roof space.
Completing the interior is the light and airy family bathroom with feature stone wall, bath and separate walk-in shower.
Step outside to the attractive patio and enjoy a drink or alfresco meal one evening.
With Ambleside’s bustling town centre just a short stroll away you will be well placed to enjoy all the village facilities, with a range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs and attractions such as the World of Beatrix Potter.
For those looking for walking routes, Helm Crag, Loughrigg Fell, the Fairfield Horseshoe and Wansfell are all easily reached.
Hop on the Windermere steamer and enjoy a 1-hour circular route with unbroken views of mountain scenery, secluded bays and many wooded islands.
Explore the extensive grounds of Wray Castle, a mock-Gothic castle which has a huge, largely undiscovered gravel beach of its own, and was Beatrix Potter’s first Lakeland holiday home at the age of 16.
Slightly further afield, in picturesque scenery, is Grasmere with the lake, along with Keswick, Coniston and Hawkshead to name a few.
Guests are certain to return home inspired and refreshed after a busy holiday at Lowfold Cottage, a charming Lake District cottage in Ambleside.
What this place offers you
WiFi
Parking
TV
Yard
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Fridge
Bedlinen
Where you'll stay
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House rules
- Check-in: From 4:00 PM
- Check-out: Until 10:00 AM
- Pets allowed
Guest reviews
8.0
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Very good
8.0
Tim B., Apr 2025
Lovely cottage with so much character. A few niggles, drawers in bedrooms still had dirty things in them like tissues, sweets and clothes and the outside table clearly hadn’t been cleaned this year, lots of bird poo and dirt on it, also no welcome pack or anything. We really struggled with the bed i...
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