
Sleeps 10/11 | Saturday Changeover | No Pets | VE 4 Star
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If your idea of the perfect Lake District holiday is to have a private retreat where to can gather together with family and friends, this amongst extensive grounds, along with a river to sit by in summer, then Deer Holm may well be for you.
From its commanding position over sloping wooded grounds, Deer Holm provides a substantial and comfortable country retreat. Within its extensive four acre grounds you can enjoy the shallow river, picnic under shady oaks, or take tea on the sunny lawn.
Situated on the west side of Lake Windermere, Deer Holm is a world of its own, yet the whole of Lakeland lies within easy reach.
Deer Holm
Built at the turn of the 20th century by the renowned firm of George Pattinson, the style gives the house its strong character.
Enter into the spacious sitting room with ample sofas and a rip - roaring fire to gather round in winter months..
Adjacent to the sitting room is a large, light and airy dining room, with views over fields and access to the formal lawn.
A central hall leads through to the breakfast room, with cosy fire, and on into the fitted kitchen and utility room. At the end of the main hall is a small shower room with WC.
The oak stairs, with a tall window filled with light, leads to the upper landing and hallway.
Here you will find the master bathroom with Victorian bath, separate shower and WC.
Choose from one of five bedrooms, each comfortable, The master bedroom is en-suite, with bath and and separte shower. Two further rooms are doubles, then there is a twin bedded room and, finally, a bunk-bedded room, the lower being a four foot bed, ideal for two small children.
Deer Holm offers as much excitement for little adventurers as it does a retreat for adults. You can indulge in idle days around the grounds, or set of exploring the lakes, ending with relaxed evenings wining, dining.
Deer Holm Inventory
Nearest Amenities
Sawrey 1 mile for pub.
Hawkshead 4 miles for shops, grocer and 4 inns.
Local Areas Of Interest
Esthwaite Water