Semi-detached converted former Clydesdale working horse stables. Lovingly restored with exposed stonework, beams and stunning oak lintel over the cosy log burner. Surrounded by the stunning Eden Valley countryside. Set at the foot of Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines.
Retreat to this gorgeous Cumbrian haven on the fringes of the North Pennines. Sleeping four guests and set within attractive old stables, the two-bedroom, character property still presents an abundance of original features, from revealed stone walls to beautiful oak beams. Venture out to explore the Eden Valley. Plan day trips into the Lake District, 12 miles away. Return to the tranquillity of the cottage to bask in the sunshine and enjoy the scenery in the very generous, shared garden.
Arrive at this rural retreat and make your way inside to unpack the delicious Cumbrian provisions you have bought on your excursions. Find yourselves in a beautifully renovated, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This cosy and inviting space is where you and your party can relax together after your busy days out. Light the wood burner in here on chilly days or throw open the French windows when the weather is fine. Find a good film to watch on the TV. Venture over to the kitchen to prepare a tasty meal. Play cards here too or head over to the comfortable seating for a few rounds of charades before bed. When you are ready to turn in for the night, make your way upstairs to either the double bedroom or the twin. The family bathroom is also here. Wander out into the mature, shared garden with your first cup of coffee of the morning. Have lunch out here too on fine days. Find ample parking at the cottage.
Pull on your walking boots, pack a backpack and strike out just over 4 miles to climb Cross Fell. Venture 10 miles into Penrith to potter in the shops. Drive 14.5 miles for a day out in Pooley Bridge, in the Lake District, or catch an Ullswater Steamer to absorb the magnificent scenery from the water.