Snowdrop Cottage

This superb ground-floor apartment rests within a charming property which houses four holiday homes. Snowdrop Cottage exists all on one level, and provides delightful accommodation for a couple looking for a rural retreat in Cumbria. Commanding spectacular views across the coast from the open-plan living area, wind down in here after an exciting day. Indulge in a hot shower within the stunning en-suite wet room, before settling down in the king-size bed. Patio doors lead to your own private terrace complete with a hot tub, so you can relax in the bubbles beneath the stars. Snowdrop Cottage offers a country escape for a couple at any time of year. Note: This cottage can be booked with Refs.916664, 926823 and 926824, together they sleep 12.

Underfloor heating with electric fire. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, mini freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, 2 x TVs with Freeview, DVD, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot and highchair on request. Off road parking for 2 cars. Patio area with hot tub. One behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 6 miles. Note: There are 11 steps leading from the car park to the cottage. Note: There is a public footpath directly opposite leading to the sea/beach. Note: This property rests all on the ground floor, with part of Bluebell Cottage (916663) resting above it. Note: This property can not facilitate a Sunday arrival

All ground floor. One king-size double bed can be zip linked to twins, TV and en-suite wet room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire

Situated on the coast, across from Morecambe Bay is the small village of Aldingham. Local folklore says that the village was once a mile long and that many of the cottages were washed away. Aldingham also has a reputation as a smuggler's village, the perpetrators hiding brandy from France and tobacco from America within the church crypt. The village itself is close to Furness Abbey as well as the ancient market town of Ulverston, just five miles away. Ulverston boasts a street market every Thursday and Saturday, in addition to many festivals throughout the year. These include an amazing lantern procession in November and an atmospheric Dickensian weekend in early December. The town is also the birthplace of Stan Laurel, famous for his work with Oliver Hardy, and as such is home to the only museum dedicated to this double act in the world. With all the attractions of the Lake District National Park and the sandy beaches of the Furness Coast, this quiet and peaceful area has plenty to offer!