




| Parking | On street | Garden | Small |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short breaks | From £240 | Price band | D - view details |
| 2 person discount | No | Fire/Woodburner | No |
| Smoking | No | Internet access | No |
Forming part of a barn dating back to the 17th Century, this well-appointed property has stunning walks on its doorstep and is only a 5 minute riverside stroll from the centre of Staveley.
Situated within the National Park just 4 miles from Windermere, Staveley is an ideal base for cyclists and walkers. Staveley Mill Yard, the former wood turning mill, is now a thriving tourist attraction with cycling shops, cookery school, bakery, brewery and the renowned Wilf's Café, which compliment the two village pubs and children’s playground.
Fox Barn is nestled in to the hillside on a quiet lane opposite the weir, with the fells beckoning right from the doorstep. All on the ground floor, this cottage-style apartment is owned by a young family who use it as their second home. It has been furnished with both modern and traditional pieces and has lots of nice touches – such as feather duvets, egyptian cotton linen, stacks of DVDs and games, a new bathroom with heated floor and a kitchen stocked with luxuries such as champagne glasses.
Fox Barn is ideal for two couples or small families wishing to spend days exploring the outdoors and evenings relaxing in the south facing garden by the warming chiminea.
Fox Barn has gas central heating and comprises:
Hallway: With store cupboards housing a washer/dryer.
Open plan lounge/dining room: A lovely sunny room with high quality furnishings including antique dresser and sumptuous leather sofa, wall mounted integrated LCD TV and DVD with freeview, modern electric fireplace and DAB/ CD hi fi.
Kitchen: With electric oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge with small freezer box and modern units.
Bedroom 1: With double bed and quality duck and down duvets dressed with french white Egyptian cotton linens and luxury bedspreads. View across fields to hills and woods
Bedroom 2: With king size (can be converted to two singles- please state at time of booking) and quality duck and down duvets dressed with french white Egyptian cotton linens and luxury bedspreads.
Bathroom: Fully refurbished in 2011, with shower over oversized bath, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail and heated slate floor
All gas, electric and bed linen included. Travel cot and high chair available. Payphone now available with minimum spend 20p then 10p there after ( no charge for incoming calls).
To the front is an enclosed patio style South facing garden with furniture, BBQ and chiminea. On street parking directly outside the property.
Fox barn can be let on its own or together with Kingfisher Barn upstairs to sleep 8.
Please note: There is an Access statement available for this property, if required please call 01228 599 960
| Nearest town | Staveley | Shops | 500 yards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distance | 500 yards | Restaurant | 500 yards |
| Nearest railway station | Staveley | Pub | 500 yards |
| Distance | 500 yards | Lake | 5 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.
Note: this property has a Saturday changeover date.
View price & availability calendarFrom £240 for 3 nights
Call us: 01228 599960

A lovely warm welcome. Brilliant location, with every little thing taken care of. We particulalrly liked the Christmas tree which welcomed us on arrival. 
Very warm and comfortable cottage with plenty of space to spread out. It had everything we needed for our short break.
Very well equipped and comfortable
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