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Chapel Cottage, Glenridding, Penrith, CA11 0PG

PROPERTY TYPE

Cottage

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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Description

Home:
* Stunning views over Ullswater
* Spacious 4-bedroom cottage
* Flooded with natural light from all the windows
* Open plan kitchen/ dining area
* Tri- fold doors in two bedrooms for natural light and fresh air
Services:
* Main electricity and water
* Oil fired central heating
* Private drainage
* Most mobile providers reach this area
* Fast internet speeds
Grounds and Location:
* Parking for 3 cars
* raised seating space crafted from local Honister slate
* Multiple walks straight from your front door
* Surrounded by great eateries in the area

Whether it's fine dining or relaxed pub lunches, lakeside adventures or fell-side walks, with easy access to Penrith, Ambleside, Keswick and Windermere, this is a home perfectly placed for every Lake District escape.

Built in 1903, its roots are steeped in village history, once serving as the Sunday School to the adjacent chapel. Today, it has been beautifully transformed into a characterful family retreat, brimming with modern comforts and timeless charm.

Welcome Home
Wend your way through the beautiful countryside, where Ullswater Lake unfolds before you, and Chapel Cottage appears, its traditional stone façade gently embraced by mature greenery.

As you arrive, your eye is drawn to the slate roof and the Accoya windows, doors and apexes, their design perfectly in keeping with the cottage's Lakeland heritage. The gravelled parking area offers off-road parking for two cars, with additional space available at times, though two spaces are reserved for the neighbouring property.

Step through the gate and follow the path past the log store, pausing on the bench to savour the view that includes Ullswater Lake and Place Fell.

Step Inside
Cross the threshold and make your way into the home where it's immediately apparent that every detail has been carefully considered.

Step into the spacious porch, where you can take off boots and ease out of jackets, neatly storing them away in the fitted cupboard before heading into the home.

A spacious, welcoming hallway stretches before you, grounded in honeyed tones of engineered oak underfoot, and painted in a calming palette of colours from Farrow and Ball.

Tall windows at the rear draw the eye outwards, framing the terrace garden, and showcasing the foliage.

Oak wooden doors lead the way throughout the home. Take the one to your right and freshen up in the fully tiled shower room, where you'll find a large corner shower, WC, heated towel rail, and washbasin, all warmed by underfloor heating.

Light-filled Living
Peep into the under-stairs storage cupboard before crossing the hallway and through the French doors that lead into the lounge.

Bathed in light from the dual aspect windows that perfectly frame the views, this is a room designed for both comfort and company. Engineered oak flooring continues underfoot and with plenty of space for sofas and armchairs, this is a room that easily adapts to any occasion.

The fireplace, with its York stone surround, slate hearth and multi-fuel stove, anchors the space, ready to embrace you with warmth after long days exploring nearby fells.

Perfect for quiet afternoons lost in the pages of a favourite book, or for cosy movie nights with the family, the lounge is a warm and welcoming space.

The Hub of the Home
Return to the hallway and step into the heart of the home, the stunning open-plan kitchen and dining area. Both beautiful and practical, this is a space where everyone naturally gathers.

Take your place at the large dining table, set beneath pendant lights and beside a window that fills the room with natural light. Perfect for family meals or lively dinner parties, there's space for everyone to come together.

Underfoot, limestone flags warmed by underfloor heating make early mornings a joy, while the central island invites conversation and relaxed dining.

Move seamlessly into the kitchen, handcrafted by English Hardwood Design, where solid walnut cabinetry offers generous storage above and below sleek granite worktops.

Cook up a feast while chatting with guests, with top-end appliances including a Miele oven, combination microwave and oven, plate warming drawer, induction hob with suspended extractor, and a dishwasher. A Fisher and Paykel American-style fridge freezer completes the set-up.

Beyond the kitchen, a practical utility room provides ample storage and space for everyday tasks. With the washing machine and dryer neatly tucked away, you can manage laundry with ease, out of sight from the main living areas.

At the far end, a stable door leads to the boot room and also offers another convenient access point, making leaving and returning to Chapel Cottage effortless. Complete with a heated towel rail, sink, and home to the boiler, there's plenty of space for wellingtons, coats, and muddy paws, perfect for returning home after adventures with your four-legged friends.

Rest and Recharge
Ascend the staircase to a spacious upper landing, cosily carpeted for comfort. Natural light pours in from above, where a striking peaked roof lantern not only brightens the space but also serves as a beautiful architectural feature.

Step through the door to the right and find a double bedroom. Light pours in through the skylight set into the vaulted ceiling, while an original rustic beam adds warmth and charm. With fitted wardrobes completing the room, it's a bright and inviting retreat.

Next door, step into a spacious double bedroom, where tri-fold doors open to a Juliet balcony, framing those breathtaking views. Wake each morning to ever-changing vistas, a daily reminder of the beauty that surrounds you. A wall of fitted wardrobes keeps everything neatly organised, while calming décor and original beams add warmth and character.

Fitted with underfloor heating and Villeroy and Boch fittings, the family bathroom has a luxurious, spa-like feel. Featuring a WC, washbasin, heated towel rail, and a deep-set bath with an overhead shower, it's the perfect place to unwind and refresh after a day spent exploring.

Cross the landing to find another beautiful double bedroom, where tri-fold doors open onto a Juliet balcony, once again framing those stunning views. Fitted wardrobes provide generous storage, while the en-suite, complete with Villeroy and Boch fittings, offers a touch of luxury with a jacuzzi bath and overhead shower, WC, and washbasin, creating a peaceful haven to relax and recharge.

Another light-filled double bedroom awaits next door, with the same vaulted ceiling and exposed beams lending a rustic elegance, with a fresh and airy feel.


Gardens and Grounds
Chapel Cottage's gardens have been lovingly shaped into a series of intimate spaces, each with its own charm and purpose. To the front, established shrubs and a seating area offer a peaceful spot for a morning coffee.

Wander around to the rear, passing the log store and discover a terraced garden that rises gently, revealing layers of interest at every turn.

Here, raised beds bristle with seasonal colour, while mature trees and bushes create pockets of shade and seclusion. Follow the path upwards and arrive at a beautifully designed raised seating space crafted from local Honister slate, complete with a bespoke fire pit.

This private retreat feels worlds away. Light the fire as the sun sets and watch as the skies above Ullswater fade into twilight, the perfect end to a perfect day.

A lower paved area near the home is the perfect spot for afternoon tea, and with plenty of spaces to sit along the upper terraces, there is always somewhere to enjoy and relax.

Be it lazy afternoons, lively barbeques and outdoor pizzas with friends and family or to enjoy some quiet time in the evening, the outside spaces to Chapel Cottage effortlessly accommodate it all.

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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
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