A look at Oakland Hall
Our beautiful house, great at any time of the year!
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The Langdales.
The house looks out across lake Windermere and to the Langdales beyond. This shot is taken from Orrest Head which is slightly higher than the house.
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The inscription on the window
Fortune follows the brave!
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We have two of these huge stained glass windows
The Grand Hall is dominated by two huge stained glass windows. Which feature original illustrated glass.
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View from the the Stickle Suite
Two of our bedrooms look out over the Langdales.
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Roe deer.
In the colder months roe deer occasionlly appear in our garden, dusk and dawn are the best times. SSSSShhh. (Shot kindly supplied by digitalwildlife.co.uk)
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Kitchen.
The kitchen has been remodeled with new oak concertina doors onto a breakfast patio.
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Rear enclosed garden.
The remodeled rear garden.
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The living room.
Our opulent living room has a stunning ambiance .
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Evening view.
When the sun sets over the Langdales the views from the rear oif the house can be stunning.
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Dining room.
The dining room has a huge table and dominated by a superb fireplace.
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The front patio
The kitchen opens onto the front patio - perfect for dining alfresco.
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The rear patio.
Enjoy a sun-downer or two on our lovely patio.
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Sunset on the rear patio.
With uninterrupted views of the Langdales our patio is the place to be when the sun melts away.
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The rear of the house.
A beautiful but simple, totally enclosed garden, class!
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The sun over the Langdales
Every time you look you find more beauty.
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The front door.
A majestic opening to your break.
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The lounge wood-burner.
The lounge has a lovely wood-burning stove to warm it's heart.
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The lounge fireplace.
The story goes; that the original lady of the house wanted a softer fireplace than her husband's choice in the hall. I wonder what she'd think of the statue?
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Features galore!
Every aspect of the house has been carefully thought through.
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The front at night.
Even the lighting of the house has been considered. A look at night is very special.
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The front of the house.
There's enough parking for a fleet of cars at the front of the house.
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Bedroom 2.
A twin room, which can convert into a double. With window seat looking out to the Langdales.
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Bedroom 1.
King-size, with ensuite shower room and seating area with views of Windermere and the Langdales.
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View from bedroom 1.
The sunset viewed from bedroom 1 is something to behold.
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First floor balcony.
The glass balcony, which connects the bedrooms is made of glass, allowing you to see the full majesty of the Grand Hall.
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Bedroom 3.
Bedroom 3 is a cosy double with feature alcove. The room has an ensuite shower room.
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Bedroom 3 ensuite.
Tiled in natural stone with dinner plate shower-head, sink and toilet.
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Bedroom 1 ensuite.
With granite and oak vanity unit, sink bowl, dinner-plate shower-head and WC.
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Dinner-plate shower-heads.
All our showers have large size dinner-plate shower-heads. Supplied by a pressurised system these beauties give you a fantastic washing down!
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Bathroom bedroom 4.
Bedroom four has a ensuite with p-shaped bath, shower (with diner-plate shower-head), large sink and WC.
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Bathroom bedroom 4.
A beautiful ensuite bathroom.
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Bedroom 4.
Four solid Ash twin beds a stunning stained-glass window and views to Orrest head.
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The kitchen.
The kitchen has 5 oak stools around a "nero" granite island unit, perfect for watching your chef perform.
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Alfresco breakfasts.
Fold back the oak concertina doors and take your breakfast outside. Fantastic!
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"The loo with a view".
The ensuite in bewdroom 2 must have one of the most stunning views of any toilet anywhere.
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Wash.
We want you to enjoy every part of your break - even showering should be a great experience.
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Downstairs toilet.
Nestled under the stairs the all-important downstairs toilet.
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We have a lot of these!
Every evening they come out to eat. They're a lot easy to spot than the roe deer!
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Our Christmas tree.
Christmas is very special at Oakland Hall.
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A winter view.
Taken from room 2 on a winter morning.
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Santa takes a ferry.
The cruise boats have their own slant on Christmas.
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