Wetherlam View
Spacious chalet-style retreat in Little Langdale with show-stopping views across the Coniston Fells.
- Sleeps 6
- 3
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Highlights
- A striking chalet-style home with panoramic, south-facing views across Little Langdale and the Coniston Fells.
- Expansive open-plan living with 4.5m wide bifold doors opening onto a private balcony and terrace.
- Three stylish bedrooms plus a separate annex, comfortably sleeping up to eight guests.
- Dedicated cinema and games room with huge Smart TV, arcade games and a relaxing on-site sauna.
- His and hers bath robes are provided for guests during their stay, along with human and doggy welcome packs.
- Exceptionally dog-friendly, with a professional dog wash, underfloor dog hotel and thoughtful design throughout.
- Incredible walking straight from the door, including Slater’s Bridge, the Cathedral Cave and routes towards Blea Tarn and Wetherlam.
- A traditional country inn next door, with many more Lake District pubs and restaurants a short drive away.
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You should know
- Sleeps six guests in the main house, plus two additional guests in the separate annex at a slight added cost.
- Two medium sized dogs are welcome at the property as standard, please contact the owner if you would like to bring more.
- There are two dedicated parking bays infornt of the house but there is also roadside parking available. As the owners also own the Three Shires Inn who’s carpark is next door to Wetherlam this parking is also available so you are not restricted to two spaces.
- Free EV charging point on site.
- Check-in is from 16:00 to 22:00 and check-out is by 10:00.
- Smoking is not permitted at the property.
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The details
Tucked into the heart of Little Langdale, Wetherlam View is a beautifully renovated chalet-style retreat with some of the most impressive south-facing views in the valley. Floor-to-ceiling bifold doors and a wide balcony frame Wetherlam Fell, Swirl How and the Tilberthwaite Valley, creating a constant connection to the landscape. Whether you’re gathered around the table after a long walk or watching the light shift across the fells from the sofa, this is a place designed to make the most of its setting.
Inside, the house has been thoughtfully modernised to balance style, comfort and practicality. The open-plan living space is generous and light-filled, with a large Smart TV, a sleek bio-ethanol fireplace and bifold doors opening onto the balcony. The kitchen-dining area is equally social, well equipped for relaxed group meals and long breakfasts, with doors that spill straight out onto the terrace for alfresco dining on warmer days.
Sleeping arrangements are flexible and well suited to groups or extended families. The main house has three beautifully finished bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with ensuite and underfloor heating, a twin room with ensuite and a further double bedroom with its own dedicated bathroom. A separate annex provides additional space for extra guests, offering privacy without losing the feeling of being together.
For downtime, Wetherlam View really comes into its own. There’s a dedicated cinema and games room with an 85-inch Smart TV and arcade games, alongside a sauna for post-walk relaxation. Dog owners are especially well catered for, with a professional dog wash and grooming area, a clever underfloor dog hotel and plenty of space for muddy paws to dry off.
Outdoor patio and balcony furniture is provided between easter and October along with a gas BBQ, which makes unwinding in the summer sunshine a delight. Grill up some delicious local produce and take in your surroundings in style.
Step outside and you’re perfectly placed for exploring Little Langdale on foot. Slater’s Bridge is just moments away, Blea Tarn is a scenic stroll and some of the Lake District’s most rewarding walks begin right from the door. With the Three Shires Inn next door and countless food spots across the National Park within easy reach, Wetherlam View offers a rare blend of seclusion, scenery and sociable village life.
Inside, the house has been thoughtfully modernised to balance style, comfort and practicality. The open-plan living space is generous and light-filled, with a large Smart TV, a sleek bio-ethanol fireplace and bifold doors opening onto the balcony. The kitchen-dining area is equally social, well equipped for relaxed group meals and long breakfasts, with doors that spill straight out onto the terrace for alfresco dining on warmer days.
Sleeping arrangements are flexible and well suited to groups or extended families. The main house has three beautifully finished bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with ensuite and underfloor heating, a twin room with ensuite and a further double bedroom with its own dedicated bathroom. A separate annex provides additional space for extra guests, offering privacy without losing the feeling of being together.
For downtime, Wetherlam View really comes into its own. There’s a dedicated cinema and games room with an 85-inch Smart TV and arcade games, alongside a sauna for post-walk relaxation. Dog owners are especially well catered for, with a professional dog wash and grooming area, a clever underfloor dog hotel and plenty of space for muddy paws to dry off.
Outdoor patio and balcony furniture is provided between easter and October along with a gas BBQ, which makes unwinding in the summer sunshine a delight. Grill up some delicious local produce and take in your surroundings in style.
Step outside and you’re perfectly placed for exploring Little Langdale on foot. Slater’s Bridge is just moments away, Blea Tarn is a scenic stroll and some of the Lake District’s most rewarding walks begin right from the door. With the Three Shires Inn next door and countless food spots across the National Park within easy reach, Wetherlam View offers a rare blend of seclusion, scenery and sociable village life.
Tucked into the heart of Little Langdale, Wetherlam View is a beautifully renovated chalet-style retreat with some of the most impressive south-facing views in the valley. Floor-to-ceiling bifold doors and a wide balcony frame Wetherlam Fell, Swirl How and the Tilberthwaite Valley, creating a constant connection to the landscape. Whether you’re gathered around the table after a long walk or watching the light shift across the fells from the sofa, this is a place designed to make the most of its setting.
Inside, the house has been thoughtfully modernised to balance style, comfort and practicality. The open-plan living space is generous and light-filled, with a large Smart TV, a sleek bio-ethanol fireplace and bifold doors opening onto the balcony. The kitchen-dining area is equally social, well equipped for relaxed group meals and long breakfasts, with doors that spill straight out onto the terrace for alfresco dining on warmer days.
Sleeping arrangements are flexible and well suited to groups or extended families. The main house has three beautifully finished bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with ensuite and underfloor heating, a twin room with ensuite and a further double bedroom with its own dedicated bathroom. A separate annex provides additional space for extra guests, offering privacy without losing the feeling of being together.
For downtime, Wetherlam View really comes into its own. There’s a dedicated cinema and games room with an 85-inch Smart TV and arcade games, alongside a sauna for post-walk relaxation. Dog owners are especially well catered for, with a professional dog wash and grooming area, a clever underfloor dog hotel and plenty of space for muddy paws to dry off.
Outdoor patio and balcony furniture is provided between easter and October along with a gas BBQ, which makes unwinding in the summer sunshine a delight. Grill up some delicious local produce and take in your surroundings in style.
Step outside and you’re perfectly placed for exploring Little Langdale on foot. Slater’s Bridge is just moments away, Blea Tarn is a scenic stroll and some of the Lake District’s most rewarding walks begin right from the door. With the Three Shires Inn next door and countless food spots across the National Park within easy reach, Wetherlam View offers a rare blend of seclusion, scenery and sociable village life.
Inside, the house has been thoughtfully modernised to balance style, comfort and practicality. The open-plan living space is generous and light-filled, with a large Smart TV, a sleek bio-ethanol fireplace and bifold doors opening onto the balcony. The kitchen-dining area is equally social, well equipped for relaxed group meals and long breakfasts, with doors that spill straight out onto the terrace for alfresco dining on warmer days.
Sleeping arrangements are flexible and well suited to groups or extended families. The main house has three beautifully finished bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with ensuite and underfloor heating, a twin room with ensuite and a further double bedroom with its own dedicated bathroom. A separate annex provides additional space for extra guests, offering privacy without losing the feeling of being together.
For downtime, Wetherlam View really comes into its own. There’s a dedicated cinema and games room with an 85-inch Smart TV and arcade games, alongside a sauna for post-walk relaxation. Dog owners are especially well catered for, with a professional dog wash and grooming area, a clever underfloor dog hotel and plenty of space for muddy paws to dry off.
Outdoor patio and balcony furniture is provided between easter and October along with a gas BBQ, which makes unwinding in the summer sunshine a delight. Grill up some delicious local produce and take in your surroundings in style.
Step outside and you’re perfectly placed for exploring Little Langdale on foot. Slater’s Bridge is just moments away, Blea Tarn is a scenic stroll and some of the Lake District’s most rewarding walks begin right from the door. With the Three Shires Inn next door and countless food spots across the National Park within easy reach, Wetherlam View offers a rare blend of seclusion, scenery and sociable village life.
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November to March Minimum booking is for 3 nights
Minimum booking from April to October and school holidays is one week with changeovers on the friday.
Minimum booking from April to October and school holidays is one week with changeovers on the friday.
November to March Minimum booking is for 3 nights
Minimum booking from April to October and school holidays is one week with changeovers on the friday.
Minimum booking from April to October and school holidays is one week with changeovers on the friday.
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