The Barn

Situated in the pretty village of Little Clifton, near the thriving market town of Workington, is this delightful barn conversion. Internally, the property has been renovated to provide an exceptional base for friends and families who are looking to escape to the Cumbrian countryside.

Entering the property, you will be greeted with an open-plan kitchen/diner with plenty of seating for those family gatherings over a well-deserved glass of wine. The kitchen has been fitted to a high-standard, with stunning soft grey units and sleek worktops, housing a range of contemporary appliances so you can rustle up a delicious meal, or simply a hearty breakfast to begin your day.

Walk through to the spacious sitting room and spend your evenings relaxing on the large sofa whilst catching up with your favourite shows, or take the opportunity to curl up on the reclining armchair for the ultimate comfort and catch up on some reading. Follow the steps up to the first-floor where you will discover two double bedrooms, the perfect setup for two couples or a group of friends.

Delight in the family shower room which has high-quality fixtures and fittings so you can enjoy a warm soak at the end of a tiring day. While you're in the area, you will have great access to a number of must-see tourist attractions, including the ancient market town of Cockermouth.

Discover the National Trust property of Wordsworth House and Garden inside, featuring historical exhibits, guided tours and educational programs, all of which is situated inside a Grade I listed building, a real hidden gem. A place you must visit is the famous Lake Windermere, which is popular for those interested in watersports activities, including fishing, boating and even kayaking.

The lakes of Windermere and Derwentwater are perfect for those who enjoy some scenic walks, with plenty of footpaths and surround woodland areas available to explore. Take a drive towards the famous Dove Cottage and Wordsworth Museum, ideal for those literary lovers among you to discover how the famous poet once lived and the garden he planted himself with his sister Dorothy.