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Stamp Howe
Stamp Howe, situated in the picturesque village of Troutbeck with sensational views across the valley towards Garburn Pass, is a detached four-bedroom property set within its own private grounds.
Formally a banked barn dating back to the early 17th century, this spacious Troutbeck self-catering cottage can accommodate up to 8 guests, which makes it perfect for families or groups of friends to get together plus the location makes it ideal for exploring the Lake District National Park.
There are plenty of fantastic walks right from the doorstep including Wansfell Pike with fabulous views over Windermere towards Coniston and the Langdales, some of which are bridleways, so bring the mountain bikes!
For lovers of real ales and good food, The Mortal Man Inn is located across the road and a mere five-minute walk away is The Queens Head gastro-pub - both are family-friendly and both allow dogs!
Dogs Permitted 
EV Charge Point 
Pub within 1 Mile 
Log Burner / Fireplace 
Wireless Internet 
Family Friendly 
Garden / Patio 
Parking 
Bed Linen Provided 
Towels Provided 
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Ground Floor
- Entrance hall with a coat hanging space and wood-panelled walls. An additional glazed internal door leads into the central hallway.
- Lounge with large wall-mounted 4k flat-screen Sony Bravia Google TV with a wide range of subscription apps, including Netflix, Apple TV, BBC iPlayer and more, four double-glazed windows on two sides enjoying views across and down the Troutbeck Valley. The room features plenty of character, including a central exposed beam and a log-burning stove.
- The snug double-glazed window also benefits from the views across the valley.
- Dining Room with a large dining table seating eight people. Double-glazed window with views across the valley.
- Kitchen with lots of storage and workspaces as well as an electric hob and oven, stainless steel sink and drainer, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher.
- The games room, accessed via the kitchen, with a foosball table, sound system and wall-mounted flat-screen smart TV, is ideal for watching movies or bringing the games system to plug in.
- Bathroom with shower-over-bath combination, toilet and pedestal washbasin.
- Bedroom One - Large double bedroom with high ceilings, double glazed windows to two sides enjoying views across the valley to Garburn Pass and down the Troutbeck Valley.
- Bedroom Two - Zip & link double bed (can be a super-king or a twin) with a double-glazed window enjoying views across the valley. Feature high ceilings and washbasin.
- Bedroom Three - Double bedroom with high ceilings and double glazed window, enjoying views over the garden and across the valley, plus a washbasin.
- Bedroom Four - Two single beds with double glazed windows to the rear, enjoying views directly up the fells.
- Family bathroom - Spacious family suite comprising of shower cubicle with thermostatic shower, pedestal washbasin and toilet. The room has a double-glazed window, inset spot ceiling lighting and is finished with part tiling to walls.
- Separate WC Located adjacent to the bathroom is a separate toilet facility comprising of a toilet, hand wash basin, wall light and double-glazed window.
- The driveway offers parking for up to three cars, plus an EV Charger (7kw Tethered, Type-2 Charger).
- The established gardens are laid to different levels with various lawns, shrubs and bushes with patio areas.
- Bed linen, towels, and a starter wood supply for the log burner (more logs can be bought from the local petrol station in Troutbeck).
- Super-fast broadband is available throughout the property, with a good 4g Mobile signal.
- Both Smart TVs offer a range of digital streaming apps, including iPlayer, Netflix, Apple TV and more. Please note you will require your own subscription account for certain apps.
- Supermarket deliveries are available from all the key supermarket chains.
- A local convenience store and a post office are situated along the lane.
- One well-behaved dog is welcome to stay - A charge of £15.00 per dog per stay applies. Dogs are not permitted in the bedrooms or on the furniture.
- A travel cot and high chair are available on request. Please note cot bedding is not provided.
- EV Charger: 7kw Tethered, Type 2 Charger - Voltshare App required for billing.
- A £100 Security deposit will be pre-authorised the day before arrival against the default card details we hold.
Troutbeck
About the location
The picturesque village of Troutbeck in the South Lake District is a stunning destination for outdoor lovers, boasting an array of walking and cycling routes, as well as dramatic scenery and protected vernacular architecture. Located just four miles from Ambleside at the foot of Wansfell Hill, Troutbeck offers an ideal base for anyone looking to explore the beauty of the Lake District.
From Troutbeck, visitors can take advantage of a variety of nearby activities and attractions. For those looking to explore the area's famous lakes, cruises depart from both Bowness (five miles away) and Ambleside (four miles away). Meanwhile, further afield lies Ullswater with its steamers (eight miles away) and Coniston Water with its Steam Yacht Gondola (ten miles away).
For those who enjoy a more active pursuit, there are plenty of options, such as kayaking, mountain biking, golfing and climbing.
From Troutbeck, visitors can take advantage of a variety of nearby activities and attractions. For those looking to explore the area's famous lakes, cruises depart from both Bowness (five miles away) and Ambleside (four miles away). Meanwhile, further afield lies Ullswater with its steamers (eight miles away) and Coniston Water with its Steam Yacht Gondola (ten miles away).
For those who enjoy a more active pursuit, there are plenty of options, such as kayaking, mountain biking, golfing and climbing.
- Ambleside and Lake cruises 4 miles
- Bowness and Lake Cruises 5-miles
- Coniston 11-miles
- Ullswater & Steamers 9-miles
- Keswick 21-miles
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