Greta Howe

Keswick, GB

Greta Howe is a superb first-floor apartment in what was formerly the Keswick School of Industrial Art, opened in 1894 by Canon Rawnsley, a founder of the National Trust. The building led the way in the Arts and Crafts movement, where beautiful handmade silver and copper metalwork was created for many years. This three-bedroom property sleeps six guests and features a spacious open-plan living area with high vaulted ceilings and wooden beams, a feature fireplace with gas stove, and a fitted kitchen with range cooker. The master bedroom is dual aspect with a superking bed and views to Skiddaw. A feature bathroom includes a rolltop bath. Large spiral stone staircase leads to a first-floor veranda overlooking the River Derwent. Located centrally in Keswick with free WiFi and parking.