Located in the heart of the Lake District, Hollybrook is a 3 bedroomed property (sleeps 6) a short walk away from the centre of Ambleside and its amenities (shops, eateries & cinemas). There are gardens and patios to 3 sides of the property with 6 separate outdoor seating areas, 2 of which are covered and 1 patio area which is a sun trap. Stock Ghyll Beck runs along the rear boundary of the property (which is fenced and netted) with one of the seating areas overlooking the Beck and waterfalls. Loughrigg Fell can be seen from the large rear patio & back garden. There is ample off-road parking for 3 – 4 cars.

Hollybrook is an attractive family home that offers plenty of space indoors and out for making the most of its beck side setting with ample space for al fresco dining. The rear garden may be viewed from the lounge and dining areas as well as the conservatory. There is an outside covered storage area suitable for sports equipment. This area has a picnic table and gas BBQ.

As well as a ground-floor bedroom there is a recently refurbished downstairs walk-in shower room with washbasin & WC. Within your holiday home, you will find a spacious lounge/dining room with a gas fire and a 49-inch Ultra HD TV with Sky Q and BT Sports HD.

The kitchen and utility rooms provide plenty of storage. The utility room has space & racks for drying clothing and, there is a small table with 2 chairs. A conservatory provides a lovely vantage point over the rear garden and large patio housing a picnic table and swing seat.

On the first floor there is a king-sized bedroom and a twin bedroom plus a family bathroom with over the bath shower, washbasin & WC. Each of the two king-sized bedrooms has a 32-inch TV with Sky Q and Sky Sports HD.

The owners kindly advise that guests should supervise youngsters in the rear garden area as the garden slopes down towards Stock Ghyll Beck making the ground uneven and slippery when wet.

With its prime location at the northern end of England's largest lake, Lake Windermere, Ambleside serves as an excellent home base from which to explore the central Lakes, including the nearby attractions of Grasmere and the Langdale Valley. Cruises, boat rides, and watersports on Lake Windermere are just some of the activities available, and the hamlet itself has lots of stores, restaurants, and bars to satisfy any taste. Waterhead's parkland provides picturesque vistas of the water and a little beach, while a stroll in the opposite direction along Stock Ghyll through the woods leads to the hypnotic Stock Ghyll Force waterfall. In addition to the lake and the excellent hiking opportunities, Ambleside is well-known for its yearly rushbearing ceremony and the little "Bridge House," which dates back to the 17th century and is now the National Trust Information Centre.

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