Talcomb is one of six cottages converted from a water driven saw mill built circa 1740. It is situated at the foot of Seldom Seen Revine in the quiet and aptly named hamlet of Seldom Seen, on the outskirts of Thornthwaite Village, Talcomb nestles beside the comb beck overlooking a sparkling waterfall. This can be your starting point for many walks up in to the Winlatter Forest or on the surrounding fells. The larger village of Braithwaite is only one mile away where you can visit a country pub or dine in one of the hotels or bars, or alternatively the bustling market town of Keswick with its many shops, pubs and restaurants is only 3 miles away. Talcomb has 1 double and 1 twin bedroom, cosy lounge/dinning room with T.V, video, real coal fire and double glazing, electric Storage heaters throughout, luxury fitted kitchen with built in electric hob and oven , microwave, fridge and washer/dryer, garden furniture available.