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£344
£344
Broughton Bank Cottage
A former derelict stone building, originally thought to have been a coal house, has been renovated to offer comfortable self-catering accommodation near Cartmel. It has its own drive and secluded raised woodland garden, making it a picturesque location all year round.
The cottage's back door is just a few yards from the owners' home but still feels entirely separate. Through the front door, it has its own garden and is not overlooked, ensuring a genuinely peaceful and relaxing setting for your holiday home.
Broughton Bank Cottage is ideal for guests looking to Visit Cartmel Race Course, but it's equally ideal for exploring the South Lakes.
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Green Tourism Gold Award:
The cottage has been designed on sustainable lines: there are solar panels on-site, and the underfloor heating comes from the ground source. Even the materials used have been sourced sustainably: a dying pine tree was felled, cut into planks, stored and dried naturally over time and has been used to make all the doors, skirting boards and most of the stairs. Floors are made from rich walnut wood.
Dogs Permitted 
Pub within 1 Mile 
Log Burner / Fireplace 
Wireless Internet 
Family Friendly 
Garden / Patio 
Parking 
Bed Linen Provided 
Towels Provided 
Washing Machine 
Tumble Dryer 
Dishwasher 
Hairdryer 
Walks nearby 
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Take a closer look at Broughton Bank Cottage
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Ground Floor:
- The open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area comprises two sofas, a log-burning stove, a foldaway dining table, and a compact but perfectly functional kitchen.
- Bathroom 1 - Bath with shower over, toilet and a basin.
- Doorway to the rear garden
- Bedroom 1 - Double bed with custom-made bed frame, wardrobe and garden views.
- Bedroom 1 - Two single beds, wardrobe, dressing table and garden views.
- Bathroom 2 - Shower cubicle, basin and toilet.
Outside:
- Guests can enjoy the large lawned garden surrounded by established trees. It is ideal for a BBQ or perhaps the kids having a kickabout.
- Broughton Bank Cottage is available throughout the year.
- Arrival days are on Monday, Tuesday or Friday, and a minimum of a three-night stay applies.
- The Cottage is ideal for families and great for kids.
- A maximum of two dogs are permitted free of charge.
- Towels and bed linen are provided as well as comfy feather duvets. (Hypoallergenic duvets and pillows are available on request.
- The cottage is not wheelchair friendly due to the age and layout over three floors.
Cartmel
About the location
Broughton Bank Cottage is just 20-minutes from J36 of the M6 Motorway. Locally is the well-known Motor Museum which now on the old Blue factory site at Backbarrow. Grange-over-Sands, a Victorian resort 3 miles to the south-east, has more facilities. To the North are the central Lakes within easy driving distance, with the Windermere Steamers leaving from Lakeside, which itself can be reached from nearby Haverthwaite using the Haverthwaite steam railway.
A scenic walk along a quiet lane is Cartmel village (1.2 miles), known for its old-world appeal, is built around an ancient Priory. Although the Village is relatively small, it boasts a racecourse, pubs and restaurants including L'Enclume with its 2 Michelin stars, and many shops including the famous Sticky Toffee Pudding shop. There are even speciality shops including a cheese shop and a bakery.
The well-known Motor Museum which now on the old Blue factory site at Backbarrow. Grange-over-Sands, a Victorian resort 3 miles to the southeast, has more facilities. To the North are the central Lakes within easy driving distance, with the Windermere Steamers leaving from Lakeside, which itself can be reached from nearby Haverthwaite using the Haverthwaite steam railway
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A scenic walk along a quiet lane is Cartmel village (1.2 miles), known for its old-world appeal, is built around an ancient Priory. Although the Village is relatively small, it boasts a racecourse, pubs and restaurants including L'Enclume with its 2 Michelin stars, and many shops including the famous Sticky Toffee Pudding shop. There are even speciality shops including a cheese shop and a bakery.
The well-known Motor Museum which now on the old Blue factory site at Backbarrow. Grange-over-Sands, a Victorian resort 3 miles to the southeast, has more facilities. To the North are the central Lakes within easy driving distance, with the Windermere Steamers leaving from Lakeside, which itself can be reached from nearby Haverthwaite using the Haverthwaite steam railway
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