Idyllic lakeside venue in the heart of the lake district
Cumbria
Nab Cottage, alone on the shores of Rydal Water, .
What this is about
In 2009 Nab Cottage was listed at 23 in ‘Britain’s 50 best kept secrets’ by the Daily Telegraph. It is quoted as being, ‘One of the most mysterious and beautiful of all the Lake District’s traditional cottages, once lived in by the opium-eater Thomas De Quincey.’
There is accommodation for up to 16 people in cosy bedrooms with beautiful views, and most have their own shower and toilet. The barn alongside the cottage has been lovingly converted. Downstairs there are 2 comfortable group rooms and upstairs a large room measuring 11 metres by 7 metres. This large space opens out onto the back garden and looks up onto the fells behind. The garden winds through the rhododendron bushes to the summer house and hot tub and beyond there are terraces and fire pit overlooking the lake.
In 2009 Nab Cottage was listed at 23 in ‘Britain’s 50 best kept secrets’ by the Daily Telegraph. It is quoted as being, ‘One of the most mysterious and beautiful of all the Lake District’s traditional cottages, once lived in by the opium-eater Thomas De Quincey.’
There is accommodation for up to 16 people in cosy bedrooms with beautiful views, and most have their own shower and toilet. The barn alongside the cottage has been lovingly converted. Downstairs there are 2 comfortable group rooms and upstairs a large room measuring 11 metres by 7 metres. This large space opens out onto the back garden and looks up onto the fells behind. The garden winds through the rhododendron bushes to the summer house and hot tub and beyond there are terraces and fire pit overlooking the lake.
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