Guests say
Eden Lodge in Ulverston offers a spacious and well-equipped retreat for large gatherings. Guests praise the property's cleanliness, ample space, and the variety of on-site amenities including a hot tub, sauna, and games room. The picturesque location and the presence of friendly animals add to the charm. While some minor maintenance issues are noted, the overall experience is highly regarded, with many guests eager to return.
The majority of guests find the property spotlessly clean with well-maintained rooms. However, a few reviews mention issues with cleanliness in specific areas, such as fruit flies, cobwebs, and a ladybird infestation, which slightly impacts the overall perception.
The property's location is frequently praised for its quiet setting with beautiful views, easy access, and proximity to local attractions. The scenic Lake District surroundings contribute to a positive experience.
Guests are generally very satisfied with the comfort provided by the property, noting the spacious and well-furnished rooms. Some guests mention issues with heating regulation and bed comfort, but these are minor compared to the overall comfort enjoyed.
The range of facilities, including a well-equipped kitchen, hot tub, sauna, and games room, are highlights for guests. However, some reviews cite maintenance issues such as radiator leaks, cold radiators, and problems with the hot tub, which suggest room for improvement.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, it is not possible to provide a score in this category.
About this property
A stunning, detached Edwardian cottage in its own mature grounds, on the outskirts of the village of Bardsea and close to the town of Ulverston, in the spectacular Lake District. Located next to the quality Ulverston Golf Course and overlooking Morecambe Bay, this luxuriously-appointed cottage offers breathtaking accommodation for large groups of friends or family. From the moment you approach the cottage, youll feel youve arrived somewhere truly special. Rest and recuperation are the themes of this enchanting cottage, with eleven bedrooms in the main house and an extra two bedrooms in the attached apartment. This apartment also has its own living area, kitchen and shower room, and is perfect for any members of your party looking for their own space. All of the bedrooms in the main house benefit from quality en-suite facilities and boast sublime comfort where a good nights sleep is guaranteed! Enjoy a touch of class by soaking in the opulent hot tub or steaming in the sauna, watch TV or challenge each other to a table tennis tournament in the games room, before retiring to the spacious sitting area to discuss upcoming adventures. Rustle up a tasty meal in the well-equipped kitchen, and enjoy it in the bright and airy conservatory where you can view the expansive grounds and Morecambe Bay, in this quiet and peaceful location. The area surrounding the cottage is a wonderful holiday base, with the market town of Ulverston just a few miles down the road, home to plenty of amenities and hosting many festivals throughout the year. The coastline of the Furness Peninsula offers beaches and good birdwatching, while all the splendour of the Lake District National Park, from the sparkling waters of Windermere to the rugged peaks of Scafell Pike and all the pretty villages dotted between, is just waiting to be discovered. With all of this to experience and this wonderful cottage to return to each night, your Cumbrian holiday is sure to be a memorable one. Note: Ref. 13570 is in the grounds of this property, together they sleep 39.
Positioned on a hill overlooking Morecambe Bay is the small village of Bardsea. This remote settlement grew from a small fishing village and farming area to become a major transportation link for coal, iron ore and corn. Today, Bardsea still retains its fishing heritage, and features two pubs, both of which serve fine ales and good food. The village itself is located close to Furness Abbey, whilst the market town of Ulverston is just two miles away, and maintains its street market tradition, hosting one every Thursday and Saturday throughout the year. Ulverston is also the location for many festivals including an amazing lantern procession in November and a Dickensian weekend in early December. With all the attractions of the Lake District National Park within easy driving distance, and the sandy beaches of the Furness coast close by, this peaceful spot has plenty to offer.
Accommodation
A stunning, 13 bedroom detached Edwardian cottage in its own mature grounds, on the outskirts of the village of Bardsea and close to the town of Ulverston, in the spectacular Lake District.
Ground Floor.
Bedroom 1, double bed, TV, en-suite shower, toilet basin.Bedroom 2, super king zip link bed, TV, en-suite wet room, toilet, basin.Bedrooms 3,4 and 5 double bed, TV, en-suite shower, toilet, basin.
Mezzanine Floor.
Bedroom 6, single bed, TV, en-suite shower, toilet, basin.
Bedroom 7, double bed, TV, en-suite shower, toilet, basin.
First Floor.
Bedroom 8, king size bed, TV, en-suite bath, toilet, basin.
Bedroom 9, king size bed, TV, en-suite shower, toilet, basin.
Bedroom 10, double bed, TV, en-suite shower, toilet and basin.
Bedroom 11, king size bed, TV, single bed, en-suite bath, toilet and basin.
Second Floor.
2 bed apartment with kitchen and sitting room (seats 4), Bedroom 12, two single beds & Bedroom 13, super king size bed plus Shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Main house.
Fully equipped kitchen.
External utility.
Dining room in conservatory with doors to patio and hot tub.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
External games room with TV and table tennis.
Oil central heating with woodburning stove.
Double electric oven, gas oven and 14-ring gas hobs, microwave, three fridges, two freezers, two washing machines and tumble dryers in external utility, two dishwashers, 14 x TVs with Freeview, DVD, iPod dock, WiFi, selection of books and DVDs.
Fuel, power and starter pack for stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair on request.
Ample off road parking.
Shared lawned gardens.
Private patio with furniture, coal BBQ (charcoal not included) and hot tub.
External barrel sauna.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 1 mile.
This property accepts 3 well behaved dogs.
Please note: Hot tub unavailable from 12pm on Thursdays for weekly cleaning/maintenance.
Note: Mobile reception in house may be limited.
Note: No stag/ hen parties or similar.
Charging of electric vehicles (including bikes) is not permitted at this property, if electric charging is detected a charge of £100 will be deducted from the bond.
Note: Check-in 4pm.
This property has a £500 Good housekeeping bond.
Please note: There is an 11pm curfew at the property - please can we observe these hours of rest and minimalise the noise - guests who are in breach of the above rules, will be asked to leave the property.
Please note: Dogs must be kept on a lead outside at all times as there are animals in the area.
You will be asked to confirm the number of guests staying at the property when you book, When there is evidence of a potential over-occupancy and it is subsequently verified by the owner, this will result in all occupants being asked to leave the property, as this impacts the owner’s insurance as well as being a breach of the rental agreement.
Guests are kindly reminded - in line with the rental agreement - that at the end of the holiday the property must be left in the same or similar state of order and cleanliness in which it was found.
Failure to leave the property in a reasonable state may results in the additional cleaning charge being invoked (minimum charge £150)Bookings over the Christmas and New Year period must be a minimum of 5 nights and the owner cannot accommodate check in on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, NYE or nydbookings over the Easter period must be a minimum of 5 nights and the owner cannot accommodate check in on the four days of the Easter weekend, including GF
Nearby points of interest
- Laurel and Hardy Museum
- Lakeland Motor Museum
Reviews (50)
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Sarah
All of the bedrooms and bathrooms were clean & very well presented. There was ample living space and the outside area was the same with the hot-tub & sauna being a nice treat. The BBQ was a good size to feed a large group. The kitchen was well equipped but the only negative was that there wasn't enough trays that fit in the ovens. Alot of them supplied were too big. The surrounding area has nice walks and a beach was very close. Would recommend & would book again.
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Duane
I have been to many properties and had large family gatherings and never had to write a poor review but I feel I need to let other potential guests know what they are paying for as it is incredibly expensive. Firstly the garden was not enclosed as stated and our small dogs could get out, we tried to barricade the area so they were able to enjoy the garden but this did not work and when one escaped and we were trying to find her we came across the owner who was rude and told me they should be on a lead at all times, even in the garden. I think it is important to notify future guests that the owner spends 3 days a week near the property and regularly turns up being rude and intrusive. There are cameras everywhere which makes you have feel that you are being watched constantly. The other properties are very close together which is misleading on the website. The animals are all very lovely however the area is rat infested and the young children were mortified when they went to pet a goat and it was covered in blood from fighting the other animals. There is a laundry room which we were told we could use and every time someone went in there the owner turned up (so clearly watching on the cameras) being rude and saying we should have bought more clothes with us, in our defence we only had to use the washing facilities for swimwear as the hot tub was a swamp and made everything smell horrendous. Speaking of the hot tub on our return from a day out (which the kids were all excited for the hot tub) we came back to a note on the hot tub saying it was being cleaned and could not be used, yes it desperately needed a clean however it would have been nice if this was done for our arrival instead of during our stay. I would not recommend staying here unless you love being watched, would like a pet rat, enjoy being spoken to rudely and made to feel like you are encroaching on someoneâs property and not wanted there. It is a shame because it could be a lovely place to get together with family, if only the owner actually wanted you there and the site wasnât misleading.
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Richard
The host is very accommodating and communication is easy. I highly recommend this home and our group will definitely return.â