The Coach House at Rydal Hall

About

Two storey stone cottage situated behind the main Hall with private outside patio overlooking Rydal Beck with views of the valley. Sleeps 10 people in total.

9 people in 4 bedrooms on the first floor plus 1 on sofa bed on the ground floor
First Floor: 3 x double or twin, I x double ensuite and family bathroom.
Ground Floor: 2 sitting rooms, extra sofa bed, toilet, TV, DVD player.
Large kitchen diner with fridge freezer, washing machine.
Rate includes electricity, linen and nearby car parking.

Set in over thirty acres of garden, woodland and natural beauty in he Lake District UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rydal Hall is the ideal venue for retreats, events, activity weekends or just a family holiday. With wonderful views over the Rothay Valley and with the Fairfield Horseshoe and Nab Scar as a backdrop, the Hall and its grounds are the perfect place to enjoy this beautiful part of the world.

A listed period property dating back to 1650. A formal Garden designed by Thomas Mawson. The extensive grounds include a Victorian Ice-house, an 18th century Game Larder, an 18th century viewing station known as the Grot with extensive views of a waterfall in Rydal Beck which has been painted by John Constable. A textile, wood, metal and stone sculpture path which includes art by Shawn Williamson in memorial to Josefina de Vasconcelos.