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Rosehill View, Great Strickland

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Rosehill View is a luxurious retreat in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria. Sleeping ten guests, this recently refurbished property offers sweeping countryside views across fields of sheep and horses. The ground floor features accommodation with en suite shower rooms, plus a family bathroom and utility room. Underfloor heating throughout keeps everyone comfortable.

The property sits within rolling hills, surrounded by peaceful farmland. This is proper Lake District countryside.

The first floor houses an impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen area with engineered oak flooring, chandelier and suspended wood-burning stove. The kitchen includes double oven, American-style fridge/freezer and wine chiller.

About Rosehill View

Rosehill View is a luxurious retreat in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria. Sleeping ten guests, this recently refurbished property offers sweeping countryside views across fields of sheep and horses. The ground floor features accommodation with en suite shower rooms, plus a family bathroom and utility room. Underfloor heating throughout keeps everyone comfortable.

The property sits within rolling hills, surrounded by peaceful farmland. This is proper Lake District countryside.

The first floor houses an impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen area with engineered oak flooring, chandelier and suspended wood-burning stove. The kitchen includes double oven, American-style fridge/freezer and wine chiller. Additional bedrooms occupy the second floor, each with en suite shower-over-bath. Shared access to a leisure building with sauna, steam room and games room adds extra appeal.

Kendal lies 8 miles away (15 minutes), Windermere 12 miles (20 minutes), Ambleside 16 miles (25 minutes) and Ullswater 18 miles (30 minutes).

Rosehill View suits larger families and friend groups wanting space, comfort and Lake District access. Book for proper countryside peace with modern luxury.

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Need To Know

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Local Insights: Rosehill View

Unique information you won't find on booking sites

Great Strickland, Yorkshire Dales

Weather & Local Conditions

9°C

Clear sky

Updated: 20 Jul 2026, 3:00am

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8.70°C
Temperature
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3 km/h
Wind Speed
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87%
Humidity
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Packing Tip: UK weather can turn quickly, so pack layers whatever the forecast. A waterproof and sturdy shoes mean the whole group can head out whatever July throws at you.

What to Expect Through the Year

  • May - September: Warmest, longest days - ideal for big group days out, gardens and BBQs
  • October - November: Crisp autumn colour, cosy evenings by the fire, quieter attractions
  • December - February: Perfect for a snug winter escape - great for Christmas and New Year gatherings
  • March - April: Spring blooms, longer evenings returning, wildlife becoming active
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Rainy Day Tip: A large cottage comes into its own on wet days - board games, a long lunch and a film with the whole group beat a cramped hotel any day. Check the tabs here for nearby pubs and attractions with indoor options.

Dark Skies & Stargazing

Rosehill View sits in a location with genuinely dark skies - a real treat for a group, and something you rarely get at home in town.

Bortle Scale Rating

The Bortle scale measures night sky darkness from 1 (darkest) to 9 (brightest urban):

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Class 4 - Rural/suburban transition
This location's dark sky rating

What You Can See From the Cottage

The Milky Way is visible overhead, though light domes may be visible on the horizon towards larger towns.

The Milky Way is visible on clear, moonless nights.

Best Stargazing Conditions

  • New Moon periods: Darkest skies, best Milky Way visibility
  • Winter months: Earlier darkness, crisper skies, Orion constellation prominent
  • After 11pm: Neighbouring lights typically switched off
  • Allow 20 minutes: Let your eyes adjust to darkness before looking up
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Pro Tip: Download a stargazing app like "Sky Map" or "Star Walk" before arrival. Mobile signal can be limited, and these apps work offline - a fun activity to share with the whole group.

Location & Elevation

156m

(512 feet above sea level)

Rosehill View sits in a peaceful Yorkshire Dales setting - space to spread out and the perfect base for a group getaway.

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156m
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Great Strickland
Nearest Village
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Setting

What the Elevation Means for Your Stay

  • Fresher air: Expect it a touch cooler than coastal areas - bracing walks and restful sleep
  • Clearer air: Less pollution and haze, better views and stargazing
  • Morning mists: Valley fog sometimes forms below, creating magical sunrise views
  • Walking access: Higher starting point means shorter climbs to hilltops and summits
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Driving Note: The roads to Great Strickland are typical Yorkshire Dales lanes - narrow in places with passing spots. If the group is arriving in several cars, share the postcode and a meeting point in advance.

Coordinates

Latitude: 54.5949320° N | Longitude: 2.625127° W

Sunrise & Sunset Times

Today's sun times for Great Strickland (Monday, 20 July 2026):

3:59am

Sunrise

7:34pm

Golden Hour

8:34pm

Sunset

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3:59am
Sunrise
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8:34pm
Sunset
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7:34pm
Golden Hour

Planning Your Days by Season

  • Summer (Jun-Aug): Sunset around 9:30-10pm - long days for group walks, days out and late alfresco dinners
  • Autumn (Sep-Nov): Sunset 5-7pm - perfect timing for an after-dinner drink as the stars come out
  • Winter (Dec-Feb): Sunset around 4pm - cosy early evenings by the fire, ideal for stargazing
  • Spring (Mar-May): Sunset 6-9pm - watch the evenings grow longer each day
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Golden Hour: For the best light, plan your group photo or evening walk around golden hour (7:34pm). The warm colours make for lovely holiday photos before you head back in for dinner.

July Daylight

This month in Great Strickland, you have approximately 16.58 hours of daylight. The long summer days mean plenty of time for group adventures before a relaxed evening back at the cottage.

Practical Essentials

Everything the group needs to know before you arrive at Rosehill View.

Mobile Phone Signal

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Signal Strength

Good

Mobile signal is generally good in this area across most networks.

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Signal Tip: All major networks should work well here.

Nearest Essentials

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Arrival Tip: Fill up with fuel before you arrive - petrol stations can be sparse in rural Yorkshire Dales. With a larger group it's worth doing one big supermarket shop on the way, especially if arriving late.

Family & Fun

Data updated: 20 Jul 2026 | Location: 54.5949320, -2.6251270

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What Guests Love

What do previous guests think about their group stay at Rosehill View

Spacious Five-Bedroom Layout

Five bedrooms sleeping ten guests with five bathrooms means no morning queues and plenty of personal space for everyone in your group.

Shared Leisure Facilities

Private booking access to sauna, steam room and games room next door provides brilliant entertainment and relaxation for all ages.

Open-Plan Living Space

First-floor living area with wood-burning stove and dining for ten creates the perfect social hub for group gatherings and meals.

Countryside Views

Surrounded by sheep and horse fields with rolling Lake District hills, offering peaceful rural scenery from every window and the patio.

Underfloor Heating Throughout

Warm floors across all levels keep the entire group comfortable whatever the weather, especially appreciated during cooler Lake District evenings.

Modern Kitchen Facilities

Double oven, American-style fridge/freezer and wine chiller make catering for ten straightforward, with space to store everyone's provisions.

Getting To Rosehill View

Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat

By Car

To reach Rosehill View by car, take the M6 to Junction 39, then follow the A6 southbound towards Shap. The property is easily accessible from main routes and offers convenient off-road parking upon arrival.

By Train

For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Penrith, approximately 12 miles away. From there, a taxi will take you through the countryside to your Lake District base.

Off-road parking available
Penrith station (12 miles)
Accessible from M6 Junction 39

Group Attractions & More Nearby

Stuff for larger groups and families to try!

Lowther Castle & Gardens
Distance: 6 miles
CA10 2HG
Ullswater Lake
Distance: 10 miles
CA11 0US
Rheged Centre
Distance: 11 miles
CA11 0DQ
Shap Abbey Ruins
Distance: 2 miles
CA10 3NB
Swindale Valley
Distance: 5 miles
CA10 2LZ
Haweswater Reservoir
Distance: 8 miles
CA10 2RP
Tebay Services Farm Shop
Distance: 7 miles
CA10 3SB
Booths Supermarket Penrith
Distance: 12 miles
CA11 7EH
Kendal Town Centre
Distance: 8 miles
LA9 4QB
Penrith Town
Distance: 12 miles
CA11 7TR
Shap Village
Distance: 3 miles
CA10 3NL
Kendal
Distance: 8 miles
LA9 4DQ
Lowther Castle & Gardens
Distance: 6 miles
CA10 2HG
Ullswater Lake
Distance: 10 miles
CA11 0US
Rheged Centre
Distance: 11 miles
CA11 0DQ
Shap Abbey Ruins
Distance: 2 miles
CA10 3NB
Swindale Valley
Distance: 5 miles
CA10 2LZ
Haweswater Reservoir
Distance: 8 miles
CA10 2RP
Tebay Services Farm Shop
Distance: 7 miles
CA10 3SB
Booths Supermarket Penrith
Distance: 12 miles
CA11 7EH
Kendal Town Centre
Distance: 8 miles
LA9 4QB
Penrith Town
Distance: 12 miles
CA11 7TR
Shap Village
Distance: 3 miles
CA10 3NL
Kendal
Distance: 8 miles
LA9 4DQ

Is Rosehill View Right For Your Group

Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family reunion...

For Families
Children will love the games room access in the shared leisure building next door. The surrounding fields offer safe outdoor space for exploration and play. The two twin bedrooms provide dedicated children's sleeping areas. Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are available for entertainment. The peaceful countryside setting allows kids to experience farm animals nearby. The patio area gives outdoor dining and play space.
Groups Will Love...
The shared leisure building transforms this property into a proper group retreat. Book private access to the sauna and steam room for post-walk relaxation. The games room provides entertainment for all ages. These facilities sit next door to the main property. Groups can enjoy spa-style amenities without leaving the site. This feature elevates Rosehill View beyond standard self-catering accommodation, offering hotel-style wellness facilities exclusively for your party.
Pet Friendly
The property details do not confirm whether Rosehill View accepts pets. The surrounding farmland with sheep and horses may present challenges for dogs. The luxury interior with engineered oak flooring and modern furnishings suggests a pet-free policy. Five en suite bathrooms and carpeted areas throughout would require careful consideration for animal guests. Contact the property owner directly to discuss their specific pet policy before making assumptions about bringing animals.

Dining & Cafes

Taste the local flavours during your stay at Rosehill View

The Greyhound Hotel Shap

Located 3 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: CA10 3PW

Yanwath Gate Inn

Located 9 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: CA10 2LF

The Watermill Inn Ings

Located 10 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: LA8 9PY

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to our most common questions about Rosehill View

How many guests does Rosehill View sleep?
Rosehill View sleeps up to ten guests across five bedrooms. The layout includes two king bedrooms, one double bedroom and two twin bedrooms, all with en suite facilities.
Is Rosehill View pet friendly?
The property details do not indicate that pets are permitted at Rosehill View. Contact the property owner directly to confirm their pet policy before booking if you're travelling with animals.
What bathroom facilities are available?
There are five bathrooms in total. Three ground-floor bedrooms have en suite shower rooms, whilst the two second-floor bedrooms feature en suite shower-over-bath facilities, plus there's a family bathroom with large bath.
Can we access the leisure building facilities?
Yes, guests have shared access to the leisure building next door. This includes a sauna, steam room, showers and games room, available for private booking during your stay.
What kitchen equipment is provided?
The fully equipped kitchen includes a double oven, American-style fridge/freezer and wine chiller. There's also a utility room with washer, dryer and WC on the ground floor.
Is there parking available?
The property provides off-road parking. Specific details about the number of spaces should be confirmed directly with the property owner when booking.
What heating system does the property have?
Rosehill View features underfloor heating throughout all levels of the property. There's also a suspended wood-burning stove in the first-floor living area for additional warmth and atmosphere.
How far is Rosehill View from Lake Windermere?
Lake Windermere is approximately 12 miles away, around a 20-minute drive. Ambleside sits 16 miles away (25 minutes) and Kendal is 8 miles (15 minutes) from the property.

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