Lake District romantic get away in 1 acre off M6

Eden Cottage is a semi detached self catering bungalow purpose built especially for the disabled guests but equally enjoyable for more people with all abilities. The bungalow sits in one acre of private gardens, edged with pine trees, lawns and bordered by a small stream. Bordering our gardens are meadow sheep farms with enchanting views. The bungalow is an excellent holiday venue for families, couples, pet lovers, bicycle enthusiasts and disabled people. The space Eden Cottage is self isolated and maintains highest standards of sanitization and cleaning for our guests. Eden Cottage enjoys super fast fibre wireless broad band with work space for remote working. Eden Cottage is accessed by a beautiful driveway and private adjacent parking .The cottage has a self check-in key box outside the entrance door which opens into wide entrance welcoming hallway, connecting all rooms in the cottage. The master bedroom with en suite bathroom fitted with Jacuzzi bath tub. The twin room has three single beds, one of them being an electric adjustable bed. There is a separate large wet room toilet with meter wide doors to accommodate wheelchair users. The relaxing living room overseeing fascinating garden views is equipped with comfortable sofa cum bed set and relaxing lounge chair, 50 inch smart Hitachi TV connected to skyQ channels, Netflix, You tube, DVD player etc with excellent collections of Films provided in the DVD rack. The dining area consists of four seater cushioned and fold-able smooth wooden dining table that sits in one corner of the living room. Through the living room, two metre wide French glass doors open into serene patio sitting area overlooking magnificent Pined garden views and is bordered by wooden railings. Eden Cottage has modern stylish open plan kitchen with its living room housing state of the art kitchen appliances.We have provided super fast Sky WiFi broadband throughout our cottage. Guest access Our guests can access and enjoy all lawns within 1 acres of our gardens. Other things to note We are planning to have some peacocks and peahens in our gardens for aesthetic purposes but our birds are expected to arrive later this year.