The Bridge House

When studying the Lake District Raiders, I saw a lot of bridge houses mentioned in the travel notes, and learned about the interesting history of bridge houses. Of course, I want to see it. Take the Lake District bus to Ambrose and you can find the bridge houses. Recommended side view bridge house, there will be a whole building shape. The steps area is very small, you should be careful when going up.

From the parking lot of Grasmere, turn right and walk more than 100 meters to see the bridge house, because there are no obvious signs, the bridge and the bridge house are not big, so it is easy to ignore and walk directly over.

This is a house built on a bridge, it is across the stream, this attraction is not known for this cabin, in fact, the surrounding scenery is very beautiful, it feels really great to come here.

Take bus 555 to kelsick station and walk to Rydal Rd. This house built on a stone bridge was built in 1723 and is more than 300 years old. It is a landmark of Ambleside on Rydal Rd. It crosses the Stoke that runs down the hill from the market cross. Jill Falls (Stock Ghyll Force), one of the historical buildings with a high mirroring rate in the Lake District. This bridge house can also be visited during the opening hours.

The bridge house, which is a small attic above the stream, is a small attic.