
Elm How is a traditional farmhouse in Glenridding, Lake District that sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms. Perfect for group getaways with its spacious layout and large dining area. The property sits in a peaceful hillside spot with direct access to Helvellyn walking routes right from your doorstep.
The setting is truly exceptional. Positioned at 800 feet elevation, you'll enjoy panoramic views while Grisedale Beck stream flows past the house. Wildlife abounds with sheep, red squirrels and various bird species as your only neighbours.
Elm How is a traditional farmhouse in Glenridding, Lake District that sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms. Perfect for group getaways with its spacious layout and large dining area. The property sits in a peaceful hillside spot with direct access to Helvellyn walking routes right from your doorstep.
The setting is truly exceptional. Positioned at 800 feet elevation, you'll enjoy panoramic views while Grisedale Beck stream flows past the house. Wildlife abounds with sheep, red squirrels and various bird species as your only neighbours. It's quiet and away from tourist crowds - ideal for groups wanting authentic Lake District experiences.
Accommodation includes four well-appointed bedrooms - one double with en-suite shower room, another double with quirky sloping floor and two twin rooms. The farmhouse features two bathrooms plus two additional WCs. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen/diner with underfloor heating, Rangemaster oven and extendable dining table seating eight. The cosy living room boasts a wood burner in a feature fireplace.
Nearby attractions include Aira Force Waterfall (5 miles, 15 minutes), Ullswater Lake (3 miles, 10 minutes), Keswick (14 miles, 30 minutes) and Ambleside (15 miles, 35 minutes). Groups can enjoy boat trips, hiking and water sports together.
Elm How offers that rare combination of total seclusion with access to amazing walks. It's best for active groups who want to explore the fells by day and gather around the wood burner by night.
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Set at 800 feet with panoramic views and a stream running past the house - perfect peaceful base for group walking holidays.
Step outside your door onto footpaths leading straight to one of the Lake District's most famous mountains.
The open-plan kitchen/diner with extendable table seats eight comfortably - ideal for family meals after a day exploring.
Guests regularly spot red squirrels, various bird species and sheep right from the property windows.
The living room's wood-burning stove creates a warm gathering spot for groups to relax in the evenings.
The Rangemaster double oven with 6-ring hob makes catering for your whole group straightforward and enjoyable.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Elm How by car, follow the A592 to Glenridding, then take the road towards Grisedale. The farmhouse is accessed via a long narrow farm track that leads up into the hills - note this can be rough in places.
The nearest railway station is Penrith, approximately 16 miles away. From there, you'll need to take a taxi or use the 508 bus service to Glenridding, followed by a local taxi for the final stretch to the property.
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Postcode: CA11 0NN
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