Crosthwaite House

Description

Ideal for bed and breakfast Kendal, Crosthwaite House Kendal was built in the mid-18th Century, and has been comfortably modernised.

There is a well-appointed dining room where a delicious breakfast is prepared by Marnie on the Aga, using local seasonal produce, and fruit from the orchard.

Guests can relax in the spacious lounge, and enjoy coffee and conversation, while planning the following day's activities.

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 colour TV, and tea & coffee-making facilities.

Apart from the house are two charming self-catering cottages converted from three hundred year old barns. Top bank cottage sleeps two guests, Middle bank cottage sleeps four. Both cottages share their own pretty garden with barbeques and garden furniture.