Enjoying a secluded location along the western edge of the North Pennines, this detached barn conversion sits by a stream and provides a warm, cheerful and friendly retreat for couples discovering this breathtaking area. Offering spacious accommodation for two, the property retains plenty of quaint and characterful features including timber ceiling beams and exposed stonework as well as a cosy wood burner, large windows and a picturesque wildlife garden. Providing a tranquil romantic retreat in glorious surroundings, the cottage is ideal for exploring the Eden Valley, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.
Stepping into this charming single-level property, the small hallway features a bench, exposed stone walls and beams, and space for muddy boots. Heading through to the spacious and cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, you will find a beautiful living area with a beamed ceiling, wooden floors and stone walls. The charming lounge is a lovely spot to snuggle up in front of the wood burner, chat into the night or enjoy a movie. You can share a romantic meal in the dining area, and the traditional kitchen has a range of equipment so you can rustle up a range of favourite dishes. The cottage also offers a delightful double bedroom and an invigorating bathroom. Outside, the pretty wildlife garden provides a lovely space to sit outside in the evening and spot rabbits, red squirrels and a wide array of birds.
Penrith (10 miles) is home to the Rheged Centre, Brougham Castle and the remains of Penrith Castle as well as plenty of great pubs and restaurants. There are miles of wonderful walks in the North Pennines with nearby destinations including Blencarn Lake, Ashgill Force, Cross Fell and High Cup Nick (all within 15 miles). Also nearby are Lacy’s Caves and Long Meg and Her Daughters (both within 9 miles).