The Boathouse At Knotts End
£235.00 up to £345 per night
The highlights
A traditional Cumbrian stone building located in a tranquil waterside location
Bijou interiors with a woodburner and walk in shower combine luxury living with cosy rural comfort
An open plan living and sleeping area means you can enjoy the amazing views out across the water
Enjoy breakfast on the balcony as you watch the lake
come to life - what could be better than that?
Balcony from bedroom overlooking the lake
Wheelchair access
Parking on site available Access to a row boat
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2 nights min stay
No pets
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