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The Pavilion, Clappersgate

Clappersgate, Cumbria

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The Pavilion in Clappersgate, Cumbria is a charming property located in the North of England that sleeps 4 people in 2 double rooms, both with ensuite bathrooms. Recently refurbished to a high standard, the property features an open plan living room downstairs, with a separate toilet and utility room providing ample storage space. Outside, there is parking for 2 cars and an enclosed garden area, perfect for enjoying the late summer sun.

Guests can relax and unwind at Chesters by the river, just a 2-minute drive away, where they can enjoy coffee and homemade cake while overlooking the river. The property is conveniently located near popular walking routes, including Loughrigg tarn and Grasmere, where Tweedies Bar offers local brewed ales and hearty meals. A local bus service runs past the property throughout the day, with a bus stop located nearby in Skelwith Bridge for easy access to surrounding areas.

Pets are allowed at The Pavilion, making it a great option for pet owners looking to explore the beautiful surroundings of Ambleside. Nearby landmarks such as Allan Bank and Rydal Mount, as well as activities like visiting Ambleside Pier or Orrest Head, offer a variety of experiences for guests to enjoy during their stay. Whether relaxing in the garden or exploring the local area, The Pavilion provides a comfortable and convenient base for a memorable holiday in the North of England.

  • Pets Allowed
  • Internet
  • Open Fire
Weekly from £1365

 

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