Cumbrian cottages like this offer great accommodation for those wanting to explore both the Lakes and the Yorkshire Dales. It is situated between Kendal and Kirkby Lonsdale, a picturesque market town on the banks of the River Lune. Surrounding the town is a rolling landscape of winding lanes and verdant green fields bordered by high hedges and dry-stone walls. Its attractive setting is epitomised by the glorious view up the Lune Valley from Ruskin's View. The artist and poet John Ruskin visited the spot, just through the town's churchyard, after viewing Turner's now famous painting of it, and was enchanted, stating that it was, "one of the loveliest scenes in England - therefore in the world".
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Perfectly located for delightful holidays exploring The Lakes, Yorkshire Dales and Cumbria’s coast, this absolutely charming cottage enjoys panoramic views across fields to Farleton Knott. Originally a 17th century barn adjoining Tavern House, the owner’s home, and sharing their beautiful gardens, it sits in the tiny hamlet of Nook alongside the main route east to the pretty market town of Kirkby Lonsdale on the edge of the Dales (6 miles). Equidistant to the north is Kendal, gateway to the Lakes, whilst to the west lie the historic villages of Arnside (6 miles) and Silverdale on the Morecombe Bay coastline, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty thanks to its rich diversity of habitats. Sizergh Castle (N.T.) and Levens Hall are also both nearby. Shop 1 mile, two pubs serving food 2 miles.
Hall. Double bedroom. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). First floor: Sitting room with electric fire and dining area. Galley kitchen with breakfast area.
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