Details for Rose Farm

The large beamed sitting room is full of character and runs the full length of what was once the original main attached barn and looks out to the garden on one side and on the other side has spectacular views across the valley, river and to the mountains beyond. This sitting room has 3 separate seating areas, a roaring log burning stove the delightful study/library off the main sitting room overlooking the beautiful garden is another ideal place to relax and unwind. For those wanting a different view, a 40" LCD TV and DVD are also provided. Further entertainment comes in the form of the watching the red squirrels, deer and other wildlife that frequent the garden and grounds on both sides of this gorgeous room.

Downstairs the newly fitted country cottage, ‘shaker' style kitchen with an original Westmorland green slate floor and is equipped with everything you need for luxurious, modern living and entertaining. The oil fired Aga is left on constantly throughout the colder months providing heat and the unbeatable taste of Aga cooking. The very well equipped kitchen has a twin oven electric cooker with 4 ring ceramic hob and grill, top quality German appliances include a large floor to ceiling fridge freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There's plenty of crockery, glasses cutlery, kitchen equipment & utensils for 8 people. The long oak dining table seats 8 people and red squirrels often come right up to one of the 4 kitchen windows, to feed from the bird feeders.

The 3rd bedroom has a beautiful antique burr walnut king sized bed, en-suite bathroom and spectacular views out of the 2 windows.

The 4th bedroom has 2 French antique single beds, en-suite bathroom with separate shower and bath and also has spectacular views across the valley to Swindale and Riggindale.

A separate, large utility and cloak room has a washing machine, built in cupboards for coats and boots and as the boiler is sited here, it's also an excellent drying room too.

Local Area

Rose Farm has a unique location perched on the side of the Lowther Valley with views up the unspoilt and spectacular valleys of Swindale and Haweswater. The stunning mountain horizon and backdrop of Kidsty Pike (2533ft), High Street (2710ft) and Harter Fell (2438ft) offer magnificent Lakeland views that you will never forget. England's 2nd longest and arguably most beautiful lake-Ullswater is just 8 miles away.

Despite the secluded location, visitors are not spoilt for good quality places to eat and drink locally. The picturesque villages of Bampton and Bampton Grange are less than 2 miles and 5 minutes drive away. Here you will find a useful village shop and post office and 2 great traditional village pubs, both serving great quality locally produced food and real ale. We send all our guests our list of our