Discover Scandic House - your home away from home in the heart of Ulverston, where Scandinavian style meets South Lakeland charm. Just a few miles from the Lake District and Morecambe Bay, our fully serviced apartments are the perfect base for work, relaxation, or adventure. Explore the town’s unique attractions, from the Laurel & Hardy Museum to the iconic Limestone Hoad Monument, all while enjoying modern comfort and cosy Scandinavian design.
Oslo Apartment
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Contemporary Self Catered Apartment
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Ground Floor facilities
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Living area
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King Size Bed / Sleeps 2
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Bed linen / towels inc.
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Kitchen & Dining Area
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Shower room, heated towel rail, WC
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WIFI
Esjberg Apartment
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Contemporary Self Catered Apartment
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First-floor Apartment
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Living area
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King Size Bed / Sleeps 2
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Bed linen / towels inc.
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Kitchen & Dining Area
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Shower room, heated towel rail, WC
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WIFI
Gothenburg Apartment
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Contemporary Self Catered Apartment
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Second-floor Apartment
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Living area
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King Size Bed / Sleeps 2
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Bed linen / towels inc.
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Kitchen & Dining Area
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Shower room, heated towel rail, WC
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WIFI
Local Interest
The Apartments are very fortunate to be a ten minute drive away from Fell Foot Park – a National Trust country park which offers access to the shores of Lake Windermere. Stop off for a picnic, hire a rowing boat or simply admire the wonderful seasonal flowers. A new adventure playground has recently been introduced for children.
The Laurel and Hardy Musuem
The Laurel & Hardy Museum is a charming and quirky attraction in the Centre of Ulverston. Stan Laurel, one half of the famous comedy film duo, Laurel & Hardy, was born in Ulverston in 1890 in a house not far from where the museum now lies.
The town also boasts of a bronze statue of the comedy duo that was unveiled in 2009. Packed with memorabilia and facts about the comedians, the museum is a delightful and entertaining way of passing a couple of hours.
Windermere Lake Cruises - the most popular attraction in Cumbria. Windermere is England’s largest lake, in the heart of the Lake District. No matter where you start your journey, be it Bowness, Ambleside or Lakeside the spectacular voyage gives the traveller magnificent views of mountain scenery, secluded bays and the many wooded islands.
In 1997, Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche opened the first Kadampa Temple for Word Peace at Manjushri KMC, which was constructed largely by Kadampa builders and volunteers according to Venerable Geshe-la's design.
Based on the mandala palace of Buddha Heruka, every aspect of the Temple teaches the spiritual path and encourages us to use our human life meaningfully.
Since then Venerable Geshe-la has overseen the design and construction of five more traditional-style Temples, More are planned for the future. All the Temples are dedicated to world peace.
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