Nu Holme ref: CC127150

Windermere, Windermere, Staveley and Troutbeck Bridge

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Description

A traditional cottage in this ever popular town, Nu-Holme is situated in a quiet street in central Windermere. The property has been lovingly refurbished and recently further updated by it’s owners.
Nu-Holme provides comfortable accommodation for either two couples or a family, having a lounge area downstairs and a separate sitting room upstairs for those guests who may like some quiet time.
It is fully equipped for those who wish to self cater although numerous takeaways, restaurants, cafes and bars are within easy walking distance, together with Booths supermarket, the famous Lakeland store and all local shops and amenities. The local Co-operative is also less than one minutes walk away and is open late.
Nu-Holme is ideal for those travelling on public transport with both railway and bus stations close by providing excellent services. Frequent local buses travel to Bowness (by the lake), Ambleside, Grasmere, Kendal and Keswick.
The two parking permits provided are also a great benefit to visitors as parking in the Lake District can sometimes be difficult. One is a residents permit which allows parking on all nearby streets. The other permit being a Council permit for free parking in numerous car parks in Windermere, Bowness, Ambleside and Kendal. The nearest of which is less than one minutes walk away from Nu-Holme, a distinct advantage in busy periods.

Accommodation details

Ground floor

Gas centrally heated, Nu Holme briefly comprises:
Lounge: Family room with comfy seating, TV and log effect gas fire.
Kitchen: With gas hob, electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and washer/dryer.

First floor

Second lounge: With TV and DVD player.
Bedroom 1: Double bedroom with TV and DVD player.
Bedroom 2: Twin bedroom with TV and video.
Bathroom: With shower over bath, hand basin, WC and heated towel rail.

Second floor

Third floor

Fourth floor

Facilities

All gas, electric and bed linen included. Cot and highchair available. Wi-Fi available.

Miscellaneous

Parking on street by way of residents parking disc and further SLDC car park permit available.
Please note: There is an access statement available for this property, if required please call 01228 599950.

Nearest town

Windermere
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Distance

Central location
Restaurant
Nearest railway station

Windermere
Pub
Railway station distance

800 yards
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About the local area

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, cafe, 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.

Things to do nearby

Total Adventure Limited

Activity days for small and large groups based in Bowness on Windermere. Activities include rock climbing, abseiling, gorge scrambling and orienteering. Tel: 01539 444451

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Russell Colman Photography

Russell Colman Photography is a studio located just outside Bowness-on-Windermere in the grounds of a beautiful, Lakeland country house.

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Carus Green Golf Club

Situated a mile from Kendal is Carus Green Golf Club, a fantastic place to visit for a round of golf.

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Lake Supertours

Based in Windermere in the Lake District the 16 seater mini coaches offer Lake District tours which include scenic and cultural attractions. All drivers and guides are professionally qualified. Tel: 01539 442751

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The World of Beatrix Potter

The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction in Bowness on Windermere, takes you on a journey through the life and work of Beatrix Potter.

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Kankku

Kankku is where you can experience the thrill of off road driving in your very own 4x4. The adventurous off roading routes in the heart of the Lakes are sure to impress. Tel: 015394 47414

Old Man of Coniston Walks

Overlooking the village of Coniston is the beautiful fell known as the `Old Man of Coniston'. A part of the Furness Fells, this summit is over 800 metres high and is interesting to the eye with evidence mining that was done here years ago.

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Cookhouse Galleries

Cookhouse galleries are a family run business which was first set up back in 1981 and is well known for its wide variety of artwork and photography from many different artists from the Lake District area.

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Townend

The Brownes of Townend were just an ordinary farming family, but their home and belongings bring to life more than 400 years of extraordinary stories.

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Windermere Golf Club

Set in the middle of the National Park and in the heart of the Cumbrian countryside, Windermere Golf Club is popular with golfers of all ages and abilities. After an exciting game you can soak up the friendly atmosphere in the bar or enjoy the stunning scenery in the restaurant.

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Windermere Lake Cruises

Step aboard the most popular boats in the Lake District! Relax and enjoy the stunning scenery on board then take a walk around the lake or visit one of the many attractions nearby. Well behaved dogs travel free. Tel: 01539 443360

Brockhole Visitors Centre

Located right on the shores of Lake Windermere in the heart of the Lake District Brockhole provides an excellent place to learn more about The Lakes in a stunning setting. The magnificent house is set in thirty two acres of landscaped gardens and grounds which stretch right to the shores of the lake. Here you can discover interactive exhibitions, adventure playground, a great gift shop and family caf�.

The Belvedere Pamper Company

The Belvedere Pamper Company, mobile beauty & pampering treatments directly at your accommodation. We heard great things: They do beauty, massage & nails treatments, they arrive fully equipped and ready to perform the treatments.

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Lake Windermere

Windermere is the largest natural lake in England and is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Lake District.

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St Martins Church

This impressive parish church was built in 1483 and comprises of an outstanding east window, statue of St Martin and marble reredos by Paley and Austin. The church is open to visitors on wednesdays and thursday mornings.

Lakeland Photo Workshops

Take inspiration from this and other stunning locations to capture great photographs. Take your photography to the next level with Lakeland Photo Workshops

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Monties Cafe

Open every day, serving hearty breakfasts, lunches, afternoon tea, drinks and homemade cakes. Monties Cafe always aims to use as much local produce as possible.