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| Parking | Yes | Garden | Yes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short breaks | From £1470 | Price band | TW - view details |
| 2 person discount | No | Fire/Woodburner | Yes |
| Smoking | No | Internet access | No |
Shortbreak
4 night midweek break Monday to Thursday £750 excluding school holidays , that's only £13.40pppn for 14 people ! From Easter 2012 this will be £800
For 3 nights Friday 4pm until Monday 10am -February/March 2012 available at £1290, main season price April 1st 2012 to November 5th 2012 at £1550. From Nov 5th to Feb 2013 only £1290.
For 4 nights Monday-Friday - Throughout the year £800, that's only £14.30 per person per night based on 14 sharing.).
Please note all of the above exclude the school holiday periods.
To book please call us on 01228 599960 and quote 'special offer's.
Bannerrigg ('sister property' to Alice Howe and Boston House) a grade II listed property, was designed by Augustus (AWN) Pugin (1812 - 1852), arguably the greatest British architect, designer and writer of the 19th Century whose name is synonymous with the interior of The House of Lords and the Palace of Westminster. The houses on the terrace were designed as holiday homes for the railway executives each one having unique character.
The historic nature of this spacious property is reflected in the style and quality of the decor, furnishings and accessories. If you are looking for a big house in the Lake District for a family holiday or short break with a group of friends, Bannerrigg is the ideal choice.
During the 2008 winter period Bannerrigg has had quite a makeover, which has resulted in the house being uprated by Visit Britian from 3 to 4 star status. Bedroom one has been redecorated and had a new ensuite installed. The family bathroom has had new natural stone flooring and most of the property has been decorated. Many of the fixtures and fittings have also been changed. Every bedroom also now has an ipod dock/radio alarm clock.
Outside there's a new large slate patio. An 8 seat hot tub has been installed in it's own building in the garden and the parking area has been extended to fit 5 cars ( in fact if you are prepared to park each other in, there's room for 7 cars).
Bannerrigg has 5 bedrooms, one being a family room with two daybeds and a double, another large room has 4 single beds. The house is an ideal base for the larger party and with the train and bus station literally around the corner, it's easily accessible for those members of your group that are travelling from far and wide.
This property can be booked together with Alice Howe (127187) and Boston House (127199) to accommodate up to 42 people!
Read more about BannerriggThe house has two gas fired central heating systems and briefly comprises:
Entrance porch: Leading to the inner hallway which has a large area for storing and hanging outdoor wear.
Lounge: A spacious, elegant lounge with open fire (fuel not provided), leather settees and chairs to seat 14 people, 42 inch plasma TV, There are also a number of wooden games for your amusement.
Dining room: Spacious dining room with hifi system including ipod dock. The room has large windows on two sides which gives it a tremendous amount of natural light. There is a large dining table with 14 padded chairs the ideal place for whiling away an evening.
Kitchen: A beautiful handmade kitchen which was newly installed in 2007. All the units have granite tops, cooking is on a gas fired Aga. The kitchen is equipped with dishwasher, microwave and large American fridge with icemaker. The room also has a farmhouse style table and chairs - perfect for those full cooked Lake District breakfasts!
Utility room: With washing machine, tumble dryer, toilet and sink.
Rear hallway: Leads to garden.
Bedroom 1: Master bedroom with double bed, flat screenTV and DVD combi, ipod dock with en-suite shower, wash basin and W.C.
Bedroom 2: Family room with twin day beds (suitable for children), which can be used as settees to create a suite feel, and a king size bed, TV, ipod dock and DVD player.
Bedroom 3: With double bed, ipod dock, TV and DVD combi.
Bathroom: With W.C, sink and bath.
Bedroom 4: Large room with 4 single beds, ipod dock, TV
Bedroom 5: With king size bed, ipod dock, TV and DVD combi and vanity unit.
Shower room: With shower cubicle, hand basin and W.C.
All electric/gas and bed linen provided. Fuel for the open fire is not provided however it can be purchased nearby. One cots and two highchairs are available.
The houses do have wifi, however due to our remote operation we cannot guarantee this will be compatible with your system.
One dog allowed (please ask if you would like to bring more than one)
Outside: Enclosed lawned gardens to the front and rear. The rear garden has a large slate patio with teak table and chairs and two "steamer" style sun loungers.
A rear stone outbuilding houses an 8 seat hot tub with concertina style doors, which fold back to give full view of the garden. The perfect place to unwind after a hard day on the hills!
The side of the house looks on to a National Trust field and the rear of the house looks up to Orrest Head one of Alfred Wainwright's favourite places.
Parking is available for up to 5 cars.
Please note: There is a £200 refundable deposit on this property, due one week prior to arrival.
Please note: There is an Access statement available for this property, if required please call 01228 599 960
www.theterracewindermere.co.uk| Nearest town | Windermere | Shops | 500 yards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distance | 500 yards | Restaurant | 500 yards |
| Nearest railway station | Windermere | Pub | 500 yards |
| Distance | 500 yards | Lake | 1 1/2 miles |
Lake Windermere is perhaps the best know area in the Lake District and Windermere village itself is about 1km from the lake. The lake stretches from Waterhead, near Ambleside, to Lakeside at its narrow southern end, over 10 miles in length and the largest lake in England. Wooded slopes dotted with cottages and houses line its shores, while the water itself is usually busy with ferries and yachts.
Windermere is not as busy as it’s near neighbour, Bowness-on-Windermere, but has its own charms and attractions. It has excellent amenities and a good selection of shops, restaurants and bars all within easy reach. The village has good public transport links with its own train station and bus routes.
Troutbeck Bridge lies to the north in between Windermere and Ambleside; handy for both but located just off the beaten track. Troutbeck Bridge has its own local amenities including a public swimming pool and a local pub. Between Troutbeck Bridge and the Low Wood Hotel lies Brockhole – The Lake District Visitor Centre. This has an adventure playground, exhibitions, café, shop and extensive grounds down to the lake and jetty.
Situated between Kendal and Windermere is the lovely village of Staveley which is often referred to as the Gateway to the Lakes. It mainly comprises of grey slate buildings which are nestled between the Rivers Kent and Gowan. It is ideally placed for exploring the rest of the Lake District and is only a few minutes away from the beautiful Kentmere valley.
To check availability for full weeks and short breaks view our price and availability calendar
From £1470 for 3 nights
Call us: 01228 599960

Property was properly equipped for 14 people, plently of crockery, cutlery etc. Absolutely excellent.
Good value with space for lots of people. Good fittings. 
Loved all of it, was extremely impressed with the extras in the house, it really was a home from home, down to plastic picnic sets, tea towels, kitchen equipment, BBQ stuff and all the games in the lounge. Could not have asked for more. 
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