★★★★
Holiday home
Keswick
9.0/10

Sandburne Cottage

Spacious Accommodation: Sandburne Cottage in Keswick offers a spacious holiday home with three bedrooms and one bathroom. The property includes a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, oven, and stovetop. Modern Amenities: Guests enjoy free WiFi, a seating area, and a dining area. Additional features include a wardrobe, sofa, and a comfortable space for relaxation. Convenient Location: Located 126 km from Newcastle International Airport, the cottage is close to Derwentwater Lake (4.4 km), Cat Bells (10 km), and Whinlatter Forest Park (11 km). Other attractions include Buttermere (19 km) and Lake Windermere (40 km).

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (10.0)
Private parking available on-site

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Kids

Children of any age are welcome.

Dogs

Pets are not allowed.

Address

Keswick, CA12 4LS, United Kingdom, Keswick, UK

Facilities

Private parking Free WiFi The entire place is yours 1399 ft² size Private bathroom View Kitchen

Gallery

a room with two chairs and a table in front of a window at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a conservatory with chairs and a table and windows at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a living room with a fireplace and a coffee table at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a living room with a couch and a fireplace at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a hallway with a desk and chairs in a house at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a staircase in a home with a table and a chair at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a bedroom with a bed with two pillows and a window at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a bedroom with a chair and a fireplace at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

a field of grass with trees and bushes at Sandburne Cottage in Keswick

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Reviews

Andrew 9/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Fabulous Sandburn Cottage

Pros: Great location for the views and garden. On the outskirts of Keswick 20 minute walk but away from the crowds. On site parking off the street a bonus too.

Cons: Access and egress via car is tricky, particularly egress which is steep uphill and no view either direction to see traffic. Wind the windows down and listen for traffic while you stick the vehicle nose out. Good way to burn your clutch out if you have one.