Self Catering in Cumbria - Grange-over-Sands

These interesting properties converted from a 19th century gentleman’s residence are built into the cliff in the heart of ‘old’ Grange. Approached by a side passageway both apartments are ideal for visitors who like to be out and about sampling the wealth of delights this area has to offer. Once a fishing village transformed by the advent of the Furness Railway into a fashionable Victorian and Edwardian resort Grange-over-Sands today is a relaxing oasis in the English Lakes featuring shops a long traffic-free promenade ornamental gardens golf courses brass band concerts and vantage points for bird watching. Cartmel village with its medieval Priory and National Hunt racecourse the Lakeland Miniature Village and Arnside Knott (N.T.) are among the myriad of attractions within a few miles of the town. There are a number of festivals on in the area including Holker Flower Festival the last weekend of June the Steam Festival at Flookbugh the last weekend of July and Prom Arts the last Sunday of the month between April and Septemeber. Tea rooms a selection of shops and a pub serving food are about 700 yards away and golf is available nearby.

Details:
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.

These interesting properties converted from a 19th century gentleman’s residence are built into the cliff in the heart of ‘old’ Grange. Approached by a side passageway both apartments are ideal for visitors who like to be out and about sampling the wealth of delights this area has to offer. Once a fishing village transformed by the advent of the Furness Railway into a fashionable Victorian and Edwardian resort Grange-over-Sands today is a relaxing oasis in the English Lakes featuring shops a long traffic-free promenade ornamental gardens golf courses brass band concerts and vantage points for bird watching.

Cartmel village with its medieval Priory and National Hunt racecourse the Lakeland Miniature Village and Arnside Knott (N.T.) are among the myriad of attractions within a few miles of the town.

There are a number of festivals on in the area including Holker Flower Festival the last weekend of June the Steam Festival at Flookbugh the last weekend of July and Prom Arts the last Sunday of the month between April and Septemeber. Tea rooms a selection of shops and a pub serving food are about 700 yards away and golf is available nearby.