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8 Copper Rigg
No 8 Copper Rigg is a stylish two-bedroom terraced holiday home with an enclosed patio garden in the historic village of Broughton-in-Furness, in the southwest region of the Lake District.Accommodating four guests, it's ideally suited for families or friends alike and will make for an ideal base to explore the Lake District.
The quaint village benefits from three pubs, a butcher providing locally sourced meats, a bakery serving a fantastic variety of freshly-made bread, pies and pastries, and a few shops and small vegetable grocers. Broughton is the quintessential rural village with lots of charm!
There are many tourist attractions, historic sites and leisure activities to fill your holiday. Ride on a steam train from Haverthwaite to the Lakes Aquarium, visit Muncaster Castle and the bird sanctuary, enjoy the spectacle at Dalton's zoo or take a boat ride on Coniston Water. Pre-historic stone circles, historic houses and ancient castles abound. Choose from mountain biking in Grizedale Forest, canoeing on the Duddon River, horse-riding on Silecroft beach or make the most of glorious vistas of the open sea, shimmering lakes and lofty mountains.
The open-plan ground floor is spacious, light and airy and comprises the well-appointed kitchen, dining area, and living area with a rear door leading to the small courtyard with a bench and garden table and chairs well stocked with plants. There is also a cloakroom with WC, basin and space to store coats and boots. Upstairs, you have two lovely bedrooms - a double and a twin - and the family bathroom.
The property is ideally suited to families or perhaps friends on a walking holiday. The cottage is child friendly, and a travel cot and high chair are available, along with a selection of toys, books and DVDs and a Smart TV with Netflix. There is also one private designated car parking space to the rear of the property in a private car park and plentiful, safe, free on-street parking.
Dogs Permitted 
Pub within 1 Mile 
Family Friendly 
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Dishwasher 
Wireless Internet 
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Towels Provided 
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Ground Floor:
- Kitchen with plenty of storage, a fridge, four-ring gas hob and an electric oven, washing machine, kettle, microwave, toaster, and a good selection of pots, pans, crockery etc.
- Living room with two sofas, a smart TV with Netflix, Bluetooth speaker and a DVD player. Door leading to the rear patio garden with outside furniture. (The garden overlooks the adjacent fire station).
- Dining area with dining table and chairs.
- WC with basin
- Enclosed patio garden.
- Bedroom 1 - Spacious bedroom with a double bed, cupboard storage and a chest of drawers. Bedside tables with lamps.
- Bedroom 2 - Twin bedroom with two standard-size single beds, shared bedside table clothes storage.
- Bathroom with a bath and shower over, toilet, and basin.
- One small to a medium-sized dog is welcome.
- The property overlooks the adjacent village fire station, which is unmanned.
- Off-road parking for one car.
- Travel cot is available on request.
- Bed linen and towels are provided for guests, along with complimentary WiFi.
- Short breaks are available throughout the year, with any-day arrival.
Broughton-in-Furness
About the location
Broughton-in-Furness is a beautiful, traditional market village located on the Southwestern border of the Lake District National Park. As such it is quiet and tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the towns, but the tourist towns of Coniston, Ambleside, Grasmere and Bowness-on-Windermere are still very accessible within a 30-40 minute drive of the cottage.
For an adventure closer to Broughton-in-Furness, you will find beaches at Askam and Silecroft, the trails on the fells of the Duddon, Dunnerdale and Esk Valleys, Golf courses at Dunnerholm and Eskdale, and attractions at Muncaster Castle, and the Ravenglass Railway. The Duddon Valley is lovely for walks, too, with the traditional Newfield Inn at the end of the valley serving great food and real ales in front of the roaring fire.
Right at your doorstep, you will find lots of local history as the village itself dates back to the 11th century; the oldest building is considered St. Mary's Church. The focal point of the Georgian market square is the obelisk, built to mark the jubilee of King George III in 1810. Also surviving these days are the stocks for misbehavers and the fish slabs nearby used to sell fish caught in the nearby River Duddon.
The best way to travel in this area is by car, bicycle or foot. But if you are travelling by train, the local station is Foxfield Train Station. The railway station is a "request stop" on the scenic Cumbrian Coast Line. You will need to purchase tickets ahead of time, as this is an unmanned train station, and pre-arrange a taxi to take you from Foxfield to Broughton-in-Furness.
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For an adventure closer to Broughton-in-Furness, you will find beaches at Askam and Silecroft, the trails on the fells of the Duddon, Dunnerdale and Esk Valleys, Golf courses at Dunnerholm and Eskdale, and attractions at Muncaster Castle, and the Ravenglass Railway. The Duddon Valley is lovely for walks, too, with the traditional Newfield Inn at the end of the valley serving great food and real ales in front of the roaring fire.
Right at your doorstep, you will find lots of local history as the village itself dates back to the 11th century; the oldest building is considered St. Mary's Church. The focal point of the Georgian market square is the obelisk, built to mark the jubilee of King George III in 1810. Also surviving these days are the stocks for misbehavers and the fish slabs nearby used to sell fish caught in the nearby River Duddon.
The best way to travel in this area is by car, bicycle or foot. But if you are travelling by train, the local station is Foxfield Train Station. The railway station is a "request stop" on the scenic Cumbrian Coast Line. You will need to purchase tickets ahead of time, as this is an unmanned train station, and pre-arrange a taxi to take you from Foxfield to Broughton-in-Furness.
