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• SYKEHOUSE COTTAGE, quality cottage, woodburner, summer room, garden, in Broughton-in-Furness, Ref 15732
  "Beautifully renovated house in a quaint village perfect for exploring the lakes"
  "From the flowers and welcome pack to the various appliances in the kitchen, your every whim is catered for in this luxury cottage! The whole house has been renovated to such a high standard you will want to move in! We were very comfortable and enjoyed staying in such a lovely village, we loved walk..."ing around the village and buying fresh bread and cakes from the bakery, the playground, cafe and shops, ooh and pub is a cosy village pub. Everyone we met was so friendly. we took the kids to south lakes zoo, ravenglass and eskdale railway, and muncaster castle, and just done a cruise on Windermere on way home. All days have been fantastic days out, it is a fantastic base for exploring, and we would have loved to do more walking in the beautiful duddon valley but kids a bit small yet, we'll definitely be back! Closest beach is haverigg, great for a walk and good kids playground. " More >
• BOATHOUSE DUKE OF PORTLAND, Pooley Bridge, Nr Ullswater
  "Perfect"
  "My girlfriend and I had the pleasure of a 2 night stay here during the last weekend in May - blessed with gorgeous weather. We'd booked the accommodation several months before and were looking forward to it immensely... we were not disappointed. The boathouse is very well appointed and the layou..."t over one floor has been carefully thought out. The kitchen had everything you needed including a full size fridge, all types of glassware from tumbler to champagne glass and a 2 hob cooker. The bathroom has a large bath - more than big enough for two, with a shower over it. I had expected, given the property type, that the water pressure would be low and that the shower wouldn't be very powerful. I was pleasantly surprised to ind out that my assumption was incorrect. There was also plenty of hot water available to have a decent bath. The living room is well appointed with a single armchair and a settee, as well as a log burning stove for when it gets chilly. Double doors lead to... " More >
• The Armadale Hotel
  "Saturday Lunch"
  "After our first visit and saying we would not go back, we have tried the Armadale a couple times on the lunchtime special menu 2 mains for £10. Portions are smaller than the Sunday lunch menu but the price reflects this. The food is home cooked and very passable, being cooked to order. This place..." is a little odd but worth a try and has become the regular place to eat on our trips to Ulverston. Far better than the pubs in Ulverston. " More >