Crosthwaite House, Kendal

The solid symmetry of Crosthwaite House commands views over the ruggedly romantic Lyth Valley, in an area of great natural beauty, with pleasant fell and woodland walks.

The valley is situated within the southern boundary of the Lake District National Park and is famous for its damson orchards, white with blossom in the Spring, heavy with fruit in Autumn.

Although within the Lakeland, the Lyth Valley is off the popular beaten track, yet only five miles from both Kendal and Bowness-on-Windermere, so that you're close enough to the centre of activities but can return to Crosthwaite to relax in comfort, away from it all.

There are six bedrooms to choose from, each decorated in a restful colour scheme. The three rooms at the front of the house have sweeping views over the valley, and in the room at the side of the house, a cosy window seat looks into the garden.

The rooms on the opposite side if the house each have their own view over to the charming church nestled in the valley.
Facilities in each room include a shower and toilet en-suite. There is a TV with freeview channels and tea-coffee making facilities, also the use of hairdryer and iron on request.

Directions:

Crosthwaite House is easily reached from the M6 motorway. Leave at Junction 36 onto the Kendal By-pass, then take the A590 (signed Barrow). Turn right on to the A5074 (signed Bowness and Windermere). Keep on this road and, shortly after passing the Lyth Valley Hotel, turn right, continue up this lane to the T-junction, turn left, and the house is immediately on you right.