£408
Shoemaker’s House
If you're looking for a holiday home in Kendal, close to the town's shops, restaurants, and attractions, Shoemaker's House is ideal! With three bedrooms, a large open-plan kitchen and dining area, and a lovely garden to the rear, you'll be assured of the home comforts you come to expect.
The semi-detached house takes its name from an era when both owners worked at K-Shoes as shoemakers. The house is situated in a cul-de-sac and is now owned by their son and his wife, who have furnished it to a high standard.
The ground floor comprises a comfortable living room with a Freeview smart TV, a modern electric fireplace, and comfy sofa seating. Retract the double sliding doors to reveal a superb kitchen and dining area, which creates a fantastic open-plan space from the front to the rear of the house.
To expand the space further, open the patio doors to the rear enclosed garden. Leading off the kitchen area is a utility room and a WC.
Upstairs is equally lovely, comprising three bedrooms: a double, a twin and a single. The shower room with underfloor heating includes a toilet, basin, and a large walk-in shower.
Outside to the front is a small garden area with a bench seat, which benefits from the morning sunshine. To the rear is the larger garden with composite decking and flower beds, a lovely space for chilling out after a busy day in the Lakes. There is also a large public grassed football pitch, which guests can use for a kickabout, less than 20m away.
Street parking is available outside the house, which is usually readily available.
This beautiful house is easily accessible from the M6 and near the town centre. We highly recommend this house for families with children and friends holidaying in the Lake District.
Pub within 1 Mile 
Family Friendly 
Dishwasher 
Wireless Internet 
Garden / Patio 
Bed Linen Provided 
Towels Provided 
Heating 
Washing Machine 
Walks nearby 
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Take a closer look at Shoemaker’s House
- Living Room: Two two-seat sofas, an armchair, an electric fireplace, and an LG Freeview smart TV. Bay window looking to the street.
- Kitchen / Dining: The kitchen has an island with two stools, an electric oven and hob, a microwave, a toaster, a kettle, a dishwasher, a fridge with a freezer box, plenty of cupboard storage, a dining table with six chairs, and another two-seat sofa.
- Utility: Utility sink, washing machine, coat hooks, and a WC.
- Bedroom 1: Standard double bed, bedside tables and lamps, chest of drawers with mirror and clothing hooks, view to the front of the house.
- Bedroom 2: Two 3ft single beds, bedside tables with lamps, chest of drawers, wardrobe, view to the rear of the house.
- Bedroom 3: 3ft Single bed, chest of drawers, hanging hooks, view to the front of the house.
- Shower Room: Walk-in shower, toilet, basin, heated towel rail, underfloor heating.
- There is a small garden at the front of the property with a bench seat. It is a lovely space to sit in the morning sunshine with a coffee.
- Larger garden to the back, enclosed and accessible from the front of the house.
- Bed linen, towels, services and WiFi are included in the rental price.
- Pets are not permitted.
- Smoking, including vapes and e-cigarettes, is not permitted inside the house.
- Charging of electric vehicles is not permitted.
- Changeover Day: Any day
- Minimum Stay: 3-Nights
- Arrival time: 16:00 | Departure time: 10:00
About the location
Nestled amidst rolling hills and brimming with rich history, Kendal offers a captivating blend of town charm and outdoor adventure. Whether you seek cultural immersion or scenic exploration, this vibrant market town is the perfect base camp for your unforgettable Lake District getaway.
Unveiling Kendal's Treasures:
- Sizergh Castle: Step back in time and explore this magnificent 14th-century castle, boasting Elizabethan treasures, stunning gardens, and captivating views of the surrounding landscape (Distance: 4 miles).
- Kendal Museum: Delve into the rich tapestry of the region's history, from archaeological finds to captivating exhibits showcasing local wildlife, geology, and the cultural heritage of the Lake District (Distance: Town centre).
- The Quaker Tapestry Museum: Witness history come alive through this awe-inspiring collection of embroidered panels depicting the remarkable story of the Quakers (Distance: Town centre).
- Brewery Arts Centre: Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of arts and culture at this renowned centre, offering a diverse program of theatre productions, exhibitions, and workshops (Distance: Town centre).
- Kendal Castle: Hike up to the ruins of this historic castle and be rewarded with panoramic views of the town and surrounding countryside (Distance: 1 mile).
- Windermere (10 miles): The largest natural lake in England, offering scenic boat cruises and charming lakeside villages.
- Grasmere (9 miles): Home to the iconic Dove Cottage, once the residence of William Wordsworth, and boasting stunning countryside walks.
- Bowness-on-Windermere (10 miles): A vibrant tourist hub with excellent shopping, dining, and boat trips on Lake Windermere.
- Ambleside (8 miles): A picturesque town nestled at the head of Lake Windermere, known for its outdoor activities and lively atmosphere.
- Keswick (17 miles): A charming market town surrounded by fells and Derwentwater Lake, offering stunning scenery and historical landmarks.
