The Low Farm - Beautiful 17th Century Stone Long House Near Coniston

Broughton-In-Furness, Cumbria

Located in Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria, this traditional Lakeland cottage can accommodate up to nine guests and boasts original features such as flagstone and Oak floors, beamed ceilings, wood-burning stove, open fireplaces, original doors, and timber paneling. The house sits on a generous plot with a beautiful enclosed garden and ample parking, just a short walk from the River Duddon. The unspoiled Duddon valley, a favorite of William Wordsworth and Alfred Wainwright, offers spectacular scenery and a peaceful atmosphere ideal for nature lovers, walkers, cyclists, and anglers.

The cottage in the pretty village of Ulpha, 4 miles north of Broughton-in-Furness, features a farmhouse kitchen, dining room, living room, snug/second living room, two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom (with a pull-out bed), a bunk room, a family bathroom, and a shower room. Outside, there is free Wi-Fi, BT TV, ample parking, a south-facing cottage garden with outdoor seating, picnic tables, and a BBQ. Ulpha village has a small shop/post office, while the Newfield Inn/restaurant in neighboring Seathwaite and the Blacksmith's Arms in Broughton Mills offer dining options.

Popular spots for swimming, picnicking, and fishing include the Stepping Stones and Ulpha Bridge, with Wasdale, Eskdale, Scafell Pike, and The Old Man of Coniston nearby for outdoor enthusiasts. For a day at the beach, Haverigg, Silecroft, and Silloth offer lovely shingle beaches. Tourist attractions in the area include Muncaster Castle and Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway. The vacation home is in a rural area on a river, providing a peaceful retreat with easy access to various outdoor activities and cultural highlights in the North of England.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Open Fire