Causeway Cottage is an 18th century small stone-built cottage renovated for 21st century needs. It offers a warm welcome to visitors to Cartmel. The cottage is situated on a busy corner street location in the village of Cartmel. Pubs, restaurants and shops are within walking distance.
Cartmel Priory and the Racecourse are a 5 minute walk away and there are lovely fell walks available from the door. On the edge of the Lake District, Newby Bridge is a 10 minute drive, which is a gateway to the Lakes and Mountains where Coniston and Windermere are easily accessed within a half hour drive.
Holker Hall and Gardens are half an hour walk away (5 mins drive) and Sizergh Castle and Levens Hall are a short drive away. The coast can easily be accessed at Grange-over-Sands, Flookburgh, or at Holker Hall’s beach (parking available) just down the road at Cark in Cartmel.
Grange over Sands is popular for across the Bay walks, for it’s promenade and gardens, Art on The Prom, Bandstand music programme and it’s great range of cafe’s and individual traditional shops including several bakers, butchers, green-grocers, deli, chocolatier plus many more.
Cartmel is very busy during the Race weekends and guests not attending the Races are best to avoid staying during those times.
Please note that the cottage has no outside space. The Pig & Whistle next door has a pub garden overlooked by the bathroom window.
The cottage is the childhood home of Matt Frahm, the owner, who now lives in LA. I look after the cottage for him and manage the bookings. The cottage is furnished with some antique pieces from Matt’s family and has recently been refurbished with a new sofa, armchair and carpets.
Please do get in touch with me for further information.
Cartmel is famous for its stunning Medieval Priory and village, its charm and the Horse Races held during the summer months. It offers fine dining at L’Enclume, Rogan’s and a variety of restaurants and country pubs.
There are lovely walks up on the fells with mountain and sea views and beautiful woodlands to explore. The Lakes and Mountains are a short drive away (15 mins to Windermere). Famous gardens include Holker Hall and Gardens a half hour walk away across the Race Course (5 mins drive) Levens Hall and Topiary 15 mins drive and Sizergh Castle and Gardens 15 mins drive. Kendal is a 20 min drive.
Grange-over-Sands with its Promenade walks, Ornamental Gardens, Art on the Prom, Bandstand summer programme and a host of lovely traditional shops and cafe’s is only a 5 minute drive away. Grange has the stunning bay and mountain view walks including Hampsfell just up the road on the way to Grange and forest walks from the town up through the Community Orchard.
There is a lovely beach on the road to Holker Hall with views of the mountains and coastal walks (parking available). Other nearby beaches include Arnside and Silverdale on the other side of the bay, easily accessible by train from Grange-over-Sands.
Ulverston (a 20 minute drive) the home of Laurel and Hardy, offers lovely individual shops and cafes, art and crafts, book shops, delightful coastal areas with lovely walks including up to the famous landmark The Hoad Monument. It also has a cinema and theatre and festivals throughout the year.
Bowness (a 30 minute drive) is a bustling, picturesque tourist town on the shores of Lake Windermere, known for its vibrant lakefront with boat trips, shops, and restaurants as well as a traditional cinema with recent film showings.
Language spoken: English