Rose Cottage, Threlkeld |
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 A delightful 3-bedroomed house in the very centre of Threlkeld village. |
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| Alongside the Horse
& Farrier pub and opposite the Church. Three bedrooms (two double, one twin with bunk beds). A large garden at the back for kids to run wild in! Off-road car parking for four cars. |
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| Glorious views of Blencathra from the conservatory at the back, and views of Clough Head to the front. | |||||||
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"beautiful cottage ... amazing
views, warm and comfy house. Proper job!"
Hamish & family,
Devon. Aug 2012.
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"This is such a haven of peace and
loveliness... Conservatory views are to die for!"
Jim & Maria, South
Shields. Dec 2012.
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| Dogs: Sorry, but we have a "no dog" policy. That's not because we don't like dogs, far from it - here's our own dog, a mixture of standard poodle and Old English sheepdog. But we have allergies in the family and we know at first hand how they can be triggered by the most unexpected things, so we try to make sure that Rose Cottage is safe for anyone with allergies. |
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| Situation: What is the Lake District all about?
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| Location: How do I find Rose Cottage?
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| "We passed a pretty cluster of
houses at the foot of St. John’s Vale. The houses were
among tall trees, partly of Scotch fir, and some naked
forest trees. We crossed a Bridge just below these houses,
and the river winded sweetly along the meadows. Our road
led us along the sides of dreary bare hills, but we had a
glorious prospect to the left of Saddleback, half-way
covered with snow, and underneath the comfortable white
houses of Threlkeld." Dorothy Wordsworth - The Grasmere
Journals, Tuesday 29th December 1801
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