As its name suggests, this holiday cottage was converted from a former Wesleyan Chapel. It was extensively refurbished in 2007 and has recently come back onto the holiday letting market, providing light and airy accommodation for up to 6 people. Located in the peaceful Duddon Valley, it is surrounded by beautiful mature gardens that back onto established woodland, with superb views of Caw and Stickle fells.

This is a truly lovely area and Chapel Cottage has some of the finest fell walking in the Lake District right at its doorstep. Within a couple of miles are Ulpha’s shop and post office, the 16th century Newfield pub, famed for its steaks, and the bridge over the River Duddon, an ever popular place for swimming and paddling.

The Georgian town of Broughton-in-Furness is just a few miles away, with a butcher, baker, grocer, a few pubs, cafes and an old-fashioned atmosphere. Coniston, with its lake and bustling centre is a fifteen minute drive away. The coastal town of Ulverston is also about twenty minutes away.

Please visit Sally's Cottages website for more details - Duddon Valley Cottage.

Sleeps:
6 people

Price Guide:
From £525 per week. Short Breaks available from £440.
Saturday changeover.

Availability and booking:
check availability online

Contact Details:
Sally's Cottages, Wallthwaite, Troutbeck, Keswick, CA11 0SX
Tel: 01768779445
Email: sally@sallyscottages.co.uk
Web: www.sallyscottages.co.uk

Directions From the South:

• Leave the M6 motorway at junction 36 for Kendal/Lakes.
• Follow signs to Barrow (A590).
• Turn right to Workington (A5092) 3 miles beyond Newby Bridge and follow this road to Broughton-in-Furness (10 miles).
• Turn right to Ulpha before the River Duddon (3/4 mile beyond Broughton).
• You will pass the church on your right, then the shop and post office on your left and keep going for just over a mile.
• Chapel Cottage is on your left (if you get to the hump backed bridge and the pub beyond, you have gone too far).

The postcode for Chapel Cottage is: LA20 6DZ.

If you are using SatNav to get here, then you need to specify directions via Foxfield.

Scenic Route:
An alternative route takes you through the Lake District, over Wrynose Pass (the steepest road in England) and then through the Duddon Valley. Drive past the Newfield pub and then Chapel Cottage is two miles further on on your right (if you reach the post office you have gone one mile too far).

Parking:
When you arrive, there is parking for one car by the cottage via a shared driveway. The driveway then steepens and leads to parking for one more car.

Please note that the driveway is steep and should be taken slowly; Chapel Cottage is not suitable for sports cars or cars with low ground clearance.

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