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Log cabin |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Skelwith Bridge in Ambleside

from £55 / night

£385–£575 / week

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

4 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Swimming pool, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, pets welcome

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About the home

Our comfortable log cabin stands in its own garden at Neaum Crag, a development of individually owned timber chalets in 18 acres of beautiful mature woodland overlooking the entrance to the Langdale Valley. We are situated on the lowest part of estate and enjoy uninterrupted views through the trees over Skelwith Bridge to Black Crag beyond.
It is an idyllic peaceful setting for your Lake District holiday and ideal for anyone who enjoys exploring beautiful countryside. There are numerous outstanding walks of every sort from gentle strolls to the local pub to mountain challenges among the peaks of the Langdales direct from the doorstep.
The cabin has been carefully planned to sleep four in comfort. There is leather seating in the lounge area, which has doors leading on to a large decked patio with table, chairs and fabulous views. The patio is enclosed, making a safe outdoor space for children and dogs. Ghyll Pool is warm and cosy with double-glazing and ample electric heating, included in the cost.
Children, pets and smokers are all most welcome.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The living area has been planned with comfort in mind and has a leather sofa and two leather reclining chairs with matching footstools to relax after a day in the beautiful countryside. There is a TV, DVD, radio and a generous selection of books. The lounge area is open plan to a well-equipped kitchen and dining area with table and chairs. There are two bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes: one double and one twin with a shower room between with WC and hand basin.

Further details outdoors:
Guests enjoy free use of a communal area with a family size indoor heated swimming pool, with Jacuzzi, sauna, pay phone and internet access. There is also a small shop selling basic necessities and a laundry room with washing machine and tumble drier.

Further details

Ghyll Pool is available between 1 March and 15 November and over Christmas and New Year. We are happy to arrange short breaks especially outside school holidays. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Access is down 21 shallow steps from the private parking area and so sadly Ghyll Pool is not suitable for those with restricted mobility.

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Lake District log cabin

 

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Comfortable living area with leather furniture

 

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Fully eqipped kitchen

 

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Patio is ideal for al fresco meals with great views

The Cumbria/Lake District region

The Lake District is England's premier national park and best loved walking area. It has cast its spell over visitors since the earliest days of tourism over two hundred years ago. Crammed into this blessed corner of northwest England is much that represents the best of British landscape. Rugged mountains soar skywards. In fact, they are modest in scale but by some trick of scale give every impression of brooding magnificence as they are mirrored in the serene lakes beneath. Tiny tarns lie like jewels just waiting to be discovered while between the hills are long dales of peaceful pasture in which nestle ancient towns and delightful villages.
The lakes are the essential counterpoint to the mountains. The water that fills them, and provides the music of the valleys as streams tumble over rocks, was once rain. It is an inescapable fact of life that as warm, moist air from the Atlantic rises to cross the land it cools so the water vapour condenses out and falls as rain. The Lakes does not have that many more rainy days than, say, London but Lake District rain can be prolonged and peculiarly wetting in its consistency. The wise walker goes prepared. Remember that William Wordsworth died of a cold caught, it is said, by walking in the rain without a hat!
Thousands upon tens of thousands escape to its freedom and beauty every year and yet there are many quiet corners where its peace can be enjoyed away from the crowds. It exerts its special charm at all times of the year and is never the same as the light and weather change. No corner of England has attracted so many writers and artists and it has inspired some of the best-loved poetry and prose.

The Ambleside / Skelwith Bridge area

Neaum Crag is about three miles west of Ambleside at Skelwith Bridge at the start of the beautiful Langdale Valley. It is a wonderful area for walks from gentle strolls to challenging mountain ascents and you can enjoy a week of walking right from the doorstep.
Of course, there is far more to the Lake District than walking and there are many places associated with our literary heritage. Wordsworth made his home just over the hill at Grasmere and both his homes are open to the public. Beatrix Potter lived just down the road at Sawrey and many of the scenes from her charming illustrations can still be recognised today.
There are other historic houses and gardens to visit such as Brantwood, the home of author and critic John Ruskin. A cruise on one of the lakes is an excellent way to enjoy the scenery and fishing and golf are both available nearby. Don't forget to check the programme at the Theatre by the Lake if you enjoy an evening at the theatre.
There are several excellent pubs close by and Ambleside, Grasmere and Coniston, which all have highly regarded restaurants, are but a very short drive away.

How to get there

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Ghyll Pool is conveniently located in the heart of the Lake District and about 25 minutes drive from junction 36 of the M6. Most of our guests come by car and we have dedicated parking for two vehicles. It would be possible to come by public transport using the bus service from Ambleside. Please contact us for more details if you plan to do this.

Activities near Ambleside

Reviews

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05 Apr 2013

“Great break in winter weather!” I wanted to say how much we enjoyed our Easter break at Ghyll Pool. We had a lovely time despite the snow and wind. The cabin is so warm and comfortable, we would recommend it at any time of year. Many thanks, Chris and Ron, March 2013

04 Jul 2012

“Perfect Location” After a long journey to the Lake District me, my Mum and brother were very pleasantly surprised with our accommodation! A lovely log cabin with assigned parking! (lovely not to have a bum fight to... more

13 May 2012

“The lodge is very well equipped, comfortable and clean in a superb location.” The owner was efficient in the booking process and provided directions and comprehensive information about the area prior to the trip. A good range of local maps and guides was available at the lodge. The accommodation was clean and equipment more than adequate for 4 people. The heating was effective. The views and sunny position were appreciated. The location, near Ambleside was ideal for walks from the door and for access to all parts of the lake District by car. A number of steps to the property may cause difficulty for the less mobile. We would certainly return.

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11 Mar 2012

“perfect” The cabin was perfect in everyway, the peace and quiet we like, the views where stunning, the cabin was perfect everything was catered for. We only wish we where still there as we write this we are... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low season	1 Mar 13	4 May 13	385£ 385	60£ 60	-	2 Nights
Mid season	4 May 13	13 Jul 13	490£ 490	80£ 80	-	2 Nights
High season	13 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	550£ 550	90£ 90	-	2 Nights
Mid season	1 Sep 13	1 Nov 13	490£ 490	80£ 80	-	2 Nights
Low season	1 Nov 13	15 Nov 13	385£ 385	60£ 60	-	2 Nights
Christmas	21 Dec 13	28 Dec 13	550£ 550	90£ 90	-	4 Nights
New Year	28 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	575£ 575	95£ 95	-	4 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Ghyll Pool is available between 1 March and 15 November each year and over Christmas and New Year only.

Holidays are confirmed on receipt of a booking form and 25% deposit, the balance payable eight weeks before the start of the holiday. Bookings made less than eight weeks in advance must be paid for in full at the time of booking.

Short breaks may be possible: please contact us to discuss your requirements. Short breaks must be paid for in full at the time of booking.

Payment is by bank transfer or personal cheque and holidays are only confirmed when payment is cleared.

Availability

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Availability notes:

Ghyll Pool is closed between 15 November and 21 December and between 4 January and 1 March every year.

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