Elder Howe

Rating
Sleeps 10
Bedrooms 5
Bathrooms 3
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

30 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Welton
September 2020

“This house is lovely and very spacious.”

The bedrooms are all a good size with lovely en-suite bathrooms. The living room and dining room are great and also a big garden for the children to run around in. We really enjoyed staying here and I would definitely go back.

The bedrooms are all a good size with lovely en-suite bathrooms. The living room and dining room are great and also a big garden for the children to run around in. We really enjoyed staying here and I would definitely go back.

- Mrs Welton, September 2020
Mrs Turner September 2020

“There were a few niggling things that needed sorting like doors that didn’t close properly in one of the bedrooms, lightbulbs missing from lamps.”

The house had the basic necessities.

- Mrs Turner, September 2020
Miss Finegold August 2020

“We were asked to check in 2 hours later for deep cleaning due to covid.”

However on arrival there was a dirty used ear plug on the carpet next to one bed, we went to dispose of it and discovered that bed was also broken which was a serious hazard. The carpets were stained throughout and there was visible dust/dirt under the sofas etc which considering the house was being deep cleaned was a bit of a joke. At nearly £900 a night I expected much more considering the high standards your properties supposedly need to meet.

- Miss Finegold, August 2020
Mrs Ball August 2020

“We fully understood the restrictions with such things as board games / books/ / brochures etc with Covid 19 ,but for the life of us could not understand why there wasn’t a picture on the walls or ornament of any description , no fire implements & one of tiniest table lamps in such a large room, a very dismal impression on arrival.”

Also I think if a property is pet friendly , it should also be secure, we had to trouble the neighbour on two occasions to retrieve the dogs before we could secure it sufficiently. We did however have a nice time ,once we’d purchased some lamps & tea light burners, some fuel & could light a fire ( no starter pack for the fire.).

- Mrs Ball, August 2020
isobelc942 July 2020

“Amazing stay!”

We stayed just after holiday homes were beginning to open after lockdown, we were all impressed with the lengths that had been taken to ensure the safety of guests. The home had all amenities needed for a stay for 9 of us, there was plenty of space, for dogs also. We were able to cook in the kitchen and had a food shop delivered. The games room was a bonus with the air hockey and the large garden was well maintained and enjoyed by everyone. Close walk to the lake and pubs in the village worked really well too. Arrangements prior were easily sorted and keys picked up/dropped off without issue. The staff were easy to get hold of and were prompt in response to needs. Would definitely book again and hope to return!

- isobelc942, July 2020
Madgeyfadgey March 2017

“Excellent holiday home”

Decided to do the weekend away instead of Christmas gifts, was the best idea ever, there where 8 of us 3 couples and 2 teenagers, loads of room, very well equipped. It was in the middle of Poole Bridge. Did not get to use the table tennis in garden as a little early in the year but great idea for kids. Garden was great size and just a wee shout out to the nieghbours they where very welcoming. Very clean and warm, plenty of room for all. The village is beautiful and has lovely eateries as well as watering holes. Would defenitly go back. My only gripe would be no hand soap or washing up liquid left to use, this would be a nice touch. On picking up the keys told no one in after our departure so could take time when leaving, told if any changes would call and let us know. So it was a bit of a rush when call to say cleaners need in, we where almost ready but a bit is a rush at the end. There is no Wifi lots of people think this is a negiative I found it fab, they are having this installed soon, me I would prefer not to have it but I a dinosaur. All in a a fabulous weekend great stay.

- Madgeyfadgey, March 2017
Pippalil05 October 2016

“Very spacious”

This is a very spacious house on the edge of the village. Super location as very quiet but only a few minutes walk to village centre. The house comfortably accommodates 10 people with a huge lounge and separate dining room to seat 10 comfortably. The kitchen was well equipped and the utility with washer dryer and downstairs toilet were very useful. The teenagers enjoyed the air hockey in the garage but the tabletennis table was broken. The downside to the big lounge was the tv could only be watched easily by half the group and there was only the one tv. The lighting is not very bright and as I have not good sight I found reading near impossible. This may just be my problem. When we arrived Friday teatime the house was really cold and the heating was not working. We phoned the office and somebody came within the hour and fixed it but it took most of that night to warm the house. Once it was warm and with the woodburner the house is lovely and cosy. The garden was spacious and in summer would be lovely to play or barbecue and it is very private.

- Pippalil05, October 2016
kestrow September 2016

“Not Luxury”

The house itself was very much as described but the attention to detail was sadly missing. First of all as the weather was beautiful and sunny we would have liked to take advantage of sitting out in the garden BUT alas no garden chairs in which to relax. Secondly there was just ONE dishcloth, ONE tea towel and no washing up liquid. Surely, basic necessities should be provided in a LUXURY house! The cupboards were totally bare, no salt, no pepper. Again, I would have expected previous tenants would have left items such as this so late in the season. So who took them? We were NOT camping! We were told about the no towel policy and consequently took our own. The management should say AND NOTHING else is provided The next problem which we were unable to report because of the queues of people in reception at the end of our stay was the faulty smoke alarms which first woke us up at 2.00 am on our last night.. They went off intermittently for about 40 minutes and then again at breakfast the next morning. There was no smoke at all. None of us smoke and we were at a loss to understand the reason. This report is just to advise the management to check for faults. We would not blame anyone unless of course other people have reported it earlier! Finally, we decided to play the ice hockey game in the garage only to find that there was no puck!!! None of these things spoiled the overall holiday, the beds were very comfortable, the cooking utensils and pots and pans were fine. I started this report by about the lack of attention to basic, cheap, necessities. If these were attended to then this place could certainly start to call the house as "Luxury" BUT not at the moment

- kestrow, September 2016
Vickie R June 2016

“Beautiful, big and perfect for a big family holiday!”

We stayed here for May half term as a big family. We collected the keys from the park reception about 5 minutes away from the house (which is an amazing bonus to have access to all the fun facilities there... thoroughly recommend the tennis court!!) The staff were friendly and very helpful. We had Tesco deliver a food shop which went to reception at the park who helpfully directed the driver to the property. The property itself is pretty huge, there were two adults and five children ranging from 15 years to 10 years in our party and all had lots of space to play or hang out. Outside in the outhouse is an air hockey table and a table tennis table, the garden was big enough to play football in (and the neighbours were very understanding and kind when the ball kept going over) The property has a washing machine, dishwasher, cooker and microwave which made flying in and out after days out really easy (and we actually have no post holiday washing thanks to beautiful weather and a washing line!) One thing the children struggled with was the lack of wifi. The property is adverstised as having that and with three teenagers at points going cold turkey was very fun to watch :) however after the initial shock and local hotspots there was far too many other fun things to do in the area. We can thoroughly recommend Ullswater steamers (10 minute walk from the property) also the circular walk in Pooley bridge is beautiful and serves as a taster to walking in the lake district with some hills and amazing views. We also recommend Aira force (15 minute winding drive) a beautiful water fall walk. Take a towel and have a paddle! We would definitely return to this place, the photos of the house give a good idea but don't do it justice. You won't be disappointed!

- Vickie R, June 2016
MAC590113 September 2015

“wow”

Elder howe No fuss picking keys up. The property was perfect for a large group plenty of parking for 5 cars. The location was excellent the three pubs in pooley bridge were very good. Best thing I like about Elder howe the easy access to many golf Clubs in the area.The least thing the group did not like was no WI--FI

- MAC590113, September 2015
david williams April 2014

“birthday week break”

Three generations of family for a week--plenty of space in an excellent house that suited us all.Well appointed and with everything on hand {except knife sharpener and wi-fi}.All enjoyed the house and area.Would recommend to all at the price.

- david williams, April 2014
A FlipKey verified reviewer December 2013

“Great weekend away pad”

A group of 10 of us stayed for 3 nights. Coulnt fault it. Plenty of space. Had 7 cars on the driveway. Clean, tidy, good facilities and nice and warm.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, December 2013
A FlipKey verified reviewer October 2013

“Warm and comfortable”

A very friendly welcome to recieve the keys. The house was very warm and inviting Our family party settled into the rooms The location was very close to the village wyth its shops and information centre. The Ullawater Steamers were close by. Sunday lunch at the Howton Hall Hotel was a delight. We visited Bowness, Keswick and Penrith The facilities in the house were ideal for a large family function up to 10. My grandson enjoyed the whole adventure

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, October 2013
A FlipKey verified reviewer October 2013

“A very clean , spacious and ideally located property situated in”

The property has space in abundance with no less than 4 settees in the lounge,a good sized dining room and a lovely kitchen.Outside there was ample parking and a lovely patio area at the rear,together with a good sized garden.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, October 2013
A FlipKey verified reviewer September 2013

“Fantastic Cottage, well equipped - perfect for families”

Stayed here in august 2013. This is a very well equipped cottage, ideal for families with children. Located close to the village, plenty of parking and a garden big enough for kids to run off energy. The property is spacious, well designed and has everything we needed for an enjoyable holiday.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, September 2013
A FlipKey verified reviewer July 2013

“Good House Great Location”

The house is very comfortable with all the necessary requirements for a good holiday. The accommodation is clean and tidy and smartly furnished the on-suite showers were very good (very slight changes in temperature when someone else was using hot water). There is a wood burner in the large lounge (but no wood to put on it) the 3 off leather settees are comfortable and there is good reception on the freesat LCD TV. Its location being a short walk to the picturesque village of Pooley Bridge with its access to lake Ullswater. There are 3 pubs in the villiage all serving food. Or of course you can use the facilities at Parkfoot holiday camp as you will be a member. The nearest takeaways being at Penrith some 15 minute car journey Ullswater steamers are approx. 5 minutes walk from Pooley Bridge (there is no parking at the steamer pier) Aria falls is a 10 minute drive away and is well worth a visit (especially after some rainfall) The scenery all across Cumbria is breathtaking with great towns and villages such as Windermere, Grasmere, Ambleside and Ravenglass to name a few. The famous Settle to Carlyle line over the Ribblehead viaduct is easily accessed but if you wish to travel by steam train (Wednesdays Only) over this line then booking well in advance with Statesman rail is a must. Gretna Green and Carlyle are short drive away all in all a good house in a great location

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, July 2013
A FlipKey verified reviewer July 2013

“Excellent family accommodation”

We stayed in Elder Howe with a group of friends from our walking & social group. We were blessed with excellent weather for the most part (in spite of a slightly dodgy forecast for the week). The area met all our needs, with easy access to some excellent walking routes, plenty things to do and interesting places to visit for days out. Pooley Bridge itself, whilst small, has a variety of options for eating out if you don't want to self-cater every night. And Penrith, only a few minutes' pleasant drive, has everything from quaint cafes and small local shops (including an excellent deli), through to a large, modern Sainsbury's supermarket. The town itself is well worth spending at least half a day to explore. The house has everything you could need for a group or family stay... Tv, DVD, adequate space indoors and in the garden. There is also the table-tennis in the "garage", which is good fun, even if the elbow room is a little restricted. The kitchen is well equipped and the bedrooms are of a decent size. The only slight criticisms would be that (in my room at least) the mattress was a little thin and uncomfortable, and that whilst the two double rooms had en-suite bathrooms with excellent showers, there was only one bathroom for the occupants of the other three bedrooms to share. This isn't such a problem with family groups as with groups of adult friends, and we opted to make the en-suite bathrooms available to the others for showering after walks. The staff at the holiday park (who look after the house) were very polite and professional, and they were extremely helpful at all times. They were more than happy to oblige when we asked if we could have an expensive croquet set delivered to the holiday park reception. Thank you to all concerned for helping us to enjoy a very pleasant, stress free and relaxing break.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, July 2013
A FlipKey verified reviewer January 2013

“excellent christmas family holiday”

we booked elder howe for a family christmas, 6 adults 3 young children and a baby.The size of the front room and dinning table easily accomodated us all with the kids presents and christmas dinner. The village pub was very friendly where we had a very nice meal on christmas eve.Drives and walks around ullswater were very relaxing and enjoyable. The overall holiday was very memorable.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, January 2013
LauraAnneJones January 2013

“A really nice New Year break”

We have just returned from a short break at Elder Howe over New Year with family and friends (group of 7). The cottage was extremely spacious, clean, warm and cosy, and nicely decorated. The bedrooms were clean and comfortable, and the two doubles have en suites. We made good use of the table tennis table in the garage, despite it being a bit cold! The cottage is in a good location, not too far from the motorway, and around 25 minutes from Carlisle. There is a large Sainsbury's in Penrith. We didn't stay as long as the rest of the group, so only had chance to try the Pooley Bridge Inn one evening for dinner. The food was excellent. I would recommend booking as it seemed to get very busy, and was fully booked one night. The rest of the group had been to the Sun Inn the previous night, and said this was also very good. Also both tearooms in the village were very good for lunch. I would definitely recommend Elder Howe, and would certainly stay there again.

- LauraAnneJones, January 2013
LiverpoolMike27 October 2012

“Felt Conned - right from the start”

We booked this holiday 2 days prior to 19th October (Half term) - we saw it advertised on Cottage Group holidays site at £615.00. I noticed the price dropped to £540.00 in November so requested as it was last minute and still available if they would discount to £540.00 - which they duly did so I booked it. When I received my booking details it stated that the keys were to be collected from the owners park foot holiday park and gave details of its web site. I logged on only to find the same property (Elder Howe) advertised at the price I paid £540.00 - some £75.00 CHEAPER than the Cottage Holiday site. When I requested from the Cottage holiday Group a further deduction as I felt I had been overcharged - I was informed that their cost included electricity and the owners price at £540.00 did not. I reconfirmed this and the owners wanted £45.00 extra for electricity, however, this was the listed price and not a negotiated price. I went back to Cottage holidays to see if they would reduce by the difference - only to be told "thats the price" no further discount will be offered. I expressed by disgust and the fact that I felt I was being "Conned" and they were simply not interested - dealt with Karen. Upon arrival after collecting the keys I was amazed to find that we had no Towels at all - not even a dishcloth for cleaning - we did however have 7 dishwasher tablets 1 for each day we had booked - very generous of them. When I returned to the park to request Towels I was told that I should have checked with them before arrival that Towels were not included in the booking. I felt like I was begging to borrow towels from them - which they requested I return to them on my departure. The next morning whilst making my grandsons bed I came across a Pink sock at the bottom of the bed - obviously not ours as we have only grandsons, as a result of this we felt we had to wash all of the bedding in the the property (total of 8 beds worth) which took hours off our holiday on the first real day of arrival. Shame really for such a bad start as it really is a very large spacious property. Other let downs were - only 1 Television in the whole property - when you have children they take priority so when watching TV we had no choice but to enjoy cartoons - another TV anywhere in the property would have been a good assett. In the shed/garage was a full size Table Tennis table - a complete waste of time as it was too big for the room with only a couple of feet all around it, so almost impossible to enjoy a good game. That was it in the room nothing else - A Full size pool table would have been a much better idea, given the size of the room and a Dart board would be another good option. At least 4 of the radiators were out of order and every time you tried to use the hoover the extension just popped out it rendering it useless. If you intend booking this property be prepared to take almost everything you can think of to enjoy your break including all cleaning items and TOWELS - also check out the prices on each web site as it is obvious the agents sites increase the cost of the electricity prices (or do they really !!!)

- LiverpoolMike27, October 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer October 2012

“beautiful, spacious cottage in a great location.”

i would definitely book this cottage again. it is in a perfect location in the quaint village of pooley bridge. There was plenty of space for two families and it had everything we required.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, October 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer August 2012

“Comfortable and spacious”

On the whole a nice property, but lacked cleaning materials and could have done with a BBQ.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, August 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer July 2012

“luxury accommodation in delightful setting”

Everything about our weeks stay in Elder Howe was perfect except for the weather! It is situated close to all amenities. It is a huge house suitable for a big party, tastefully decorated and has everything in it that you need for an enjoyable holiday. Would definitely stay there again.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, July 2012
johnandrachel July 2012

“Great house for a large family holiday.”

This was a great house for our large family to escape for a comfortable holiday in the Lake District. Great sized bedrooms and bathrooms. (A few family members thought the mattresses were a little hard. They were on the firm side, so bring your topper if you prefer medium or soft beds.) Comfortable living-room with enough room for us all. Great open space. (it wasn't cold enough for us to use the log burner, but could imagine coming home from a winter hike and having it roaring, would be amazing.) Dining-room seats 8 comfortably. We had 9 and a high chair and it was ok. Kitchen was great. Nice sized fridge-freezer for all of us to fit all the food in. Oven hob is halogen which makes cooking a little slower. Guess there might not be gas in the village. But the fan oven was good. Possibly could of done with a range oven (6 or 8 burner hob) to cater for the number of guests in the house. Utility room and general white goods were all excellent. Table tennis in the outside garage was a great rec-room. A dart board could be put up to make more use of this space. Garden was good size and enclosed so safe for the kids. Great sized bench for outdoor eating. No BBQ though, would have been good to of had one available. Enough parking for at least 5 cars. The house does not have internet which is surprising, surely it could be made available! Overall this is a very good home. Close to the east lakes for walking, fishing etc and not too far off the M6 making it really accessible.

- johnandrachel, July 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer June 2012

“very spacious accommodation”

nice location only a few minutes walk from village centre. house very spacious and comfortable, had 8 adults and 2 children and did not feel crowded. would go back.only concern was too many cobwebs above the window frames and around the ceilings.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, June 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer June 2012

“Spacious and comfortable”

Fabulous location. So much to see and do. Close to the motorway to access the whole of Cumbria and the Yorkshire dales. Private garden. Clean and comfortable. Only complaint, couldn't get into the table tennis. Frustrating for the children. A guest book would have been nice. They are good for sharing information of favourite places to see.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, June 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer May 2012

“Comfortable, well situated house for Lakes and pubs”

Well maintained and comfortable house with 10 minute walk to Lake Ullswater, and five minute walk to village and 3 pubs. We had good weather so really enjoyed the time spent at the house and in the garden. Reasonable travelling distance to other lakes.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, May 2012
A FlipKey verified reviewer May 2012

“Awesome”

The service was fantastic and the house was incredible. Everything needed for was supplied. Could have been the best if there was an internet connection.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, May 2012
Mary August 2011

“Perfect house, perfect location for northern lakes!”

I cannot speak highly enough of this property - we will definitely be back!!! Not only was the house large - ample space for our family of four, plus friends with two children, it was immaculately clean, very comfortable (the sofas in particular were perfect after a day's fell walking) and beautifully positioned within walking distance of Pooley Bridge. The garden was large and enclosed and the kitchen overlooks this - perfect for keeping the kids occupied while you're cooking tea. The only very minor negatives about the property was that the washing machine was a combined washer/dryer and therefore not very friendly if you just want to do a very quick wash - but it was nice just to be able to wash something none the less! Secondly, I think it should be noted a bit clearer on the property description that you need to collect the keys from a camping ground. My family and I are not campers (no offence to any campers out there) and we were a bit shell shocked when the sat nav directed us to a camping ground to collect the keys! The property is actually in the village of Pooley Bridge, but is managed by the camp ground - I think this should just be made a bit clearer. Two very minor criticisms on an otherwise fabulous holiday!

- Mary, August 2011
A FlipKey verified reviewer August 2011

“Family friendly house in superb location”

Great modern house, very close to the centre of the lovely little village of Pooley Bridge. The property is spacious and everything was clean and new. It was a real treat to stay there. Very good facilities within the property and large enclosed garden to the rear of the property. The staff at the holiday park were very helpful with any enquiries or problems. Lovely walks along the lake and super little shops/ family friendly pubs doing good food are only 2 minutes walk away. Will definitely return another time.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, August 2011
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The property

Elder Howe is a luxury Lake District cottage sleeping ten people, located in the village of Pooley Bridge at the tip of Ullswater.

The five bedroomed cottage has a delightful garden and ample parking for 4 cars.

An ideal base for large groups or families wishing to explore the Lakes. Pooley Bridge is a popular and delightful Lakeland village, beautifully positioned at the most Northern tip of Ullswater.The popular and delightful village has an excellent range of local amenities including general store, tearooms, shops and visitor attractions.The Ullswater steamer departs from the pier in Pooley Bridge which is only a 5 minute walk from the property, why not hop on, sit back and enjoy a cruise taking in the beautiful scenery.

Bar and restaurant is open weekends from Easter to Whit then fully open every day until September.

Weekends only during October.

During the summer season entertainment is laid on with children's discos, live entertainment, licensed bar and beer garden, during the summer school holidays a children's club is operated and there is a restaurant with take away service available. Elder Howe is a spacious detached property which has been furnished and equipped to a high standard is pleasantly located in a prominent position with an open aspect to the front overlooking fields. The centrally heated cottage comprises: Living room with Log Burner.

TV and DVD player. Kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Dining room. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer.

WC and hand-basin. Single bedroom. First floor: Double bedroom with en suite shower room, hand basin and WC. Twin bedroom. Double bedroom with en suite shower room, hand basin and WC. Triple Bedroom (three single beds). Family bathroom with hand basin and WC. All electric and bed linen included. Cot and highchair available to hire. Towels can be hired at reception upon arrival. Private parking for 4 to 5 cars. Outside patio and large lawned area to the rear. Please note: A pre-authorised £50 refundable good housekeeping bond is payable on arrival at Pooley Bridge Holiday Park.

Please note the only pets allowed are dogs.

Summary

Four first floor bedrooms: 2 x double (both with en-suite shower room and WC), 1 x twin and 1 x triple
One family bathroom with basin and WC
Ground floor single bedroom
Ground floor laundry room with basin and WC
Kitchen
Sitting room with log burner
Dining room.
Central heating and wood burner in sitting room
(Wood available to purchase from Pooley Bridge Post Office.) Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer in utility room, DVD player
Fuel and power in rent
Bed linen inc. Towels are provided
Private parking for up to four cars
Secure lawned garden with patio furniture
Sorry,no smoking
Cot and highchair available
Nearest pub and amenities five minute walk
Please note: A pre-authorised £50 refundable good housekeeping bond is payable on arrival at Pooley Bridge Holiday Park. Note: The Holiday Park is shut between Mid-November and Mid-March.

About the location

POOLEY BRIDGE

Penrith 6 miles.

The picturesque village of Pooley Bridge sits on the northerly edge of Lake Ullswater in the Lake District National Park. The name Pooley came to be due to the forming of a large pool, which was left by the fast flowing River Eamont, and the word Bridge was later added when a bridge, which is now 250 years old, was built over the river. Pooley Bridge has many traditional inns and tempting tea rooms, plus the Ullswater Steamers depart from the village, from where a tranquil cruise down the lake to the villages of Glenridding and Howtown can be enjoyed. There are numerous walks with breathtaking views nearby, plus a short walk up to Dunmallard Hill reveals fascinating Iron-Age remains, whilst the towns of Penrith and Keswick are within driving distance. Pooley Bridge is an ideal base for a cottage holiday stay in the stunning Lake District.

Note: The Holiday Park is shut between Mid-November and Mid-March.

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Reviews

“This house is lovely and very spacious.”

“There were a few niggling things that needed sorting like doors that didn’t close properly in one of the bedrooms, lightbulbs missing from lamps.”

“We were asked to check in 2 hours later for deep cleaning due to covid.”

“Amazing stay!”

“Excellent holiday home”

“Very spacious”

“Not Luxury”

“Beautiful, big and perfect for a big family holiday!”

“wow”

“birthday week break”

“Great weekend away pad”

“Warm and comfortable”

“A very clean , spacious and ideally located property situated in”

“Fantastic Cottage, well equipped - perfect for families”

“Good House Great Location”

“Excellent family accommodation”

“excellent christmas family holiday”

“A really nice New Year break”

“Felt Conned - right from the start”

“beautiful, spacious cottage in a great location.”

“Comfortable and spacious”

“luxury accommodation in delightful setting”

“Great house for a large family holiday.”

“very spacious accommodation”

“Spacious and comfortable”

“Comfortable, well situated house for Lakes and pubs”

“Awesome”

“Perfect house, perfect location for northern lakes!”

“Family friendly house in superb location”

The property

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About the location

POOLEY BRIDGE