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Built of the local red sandstone, Byre Cottage is part of a barn conversion completed in late 1994. Set in the beautiful and peaceful Eden Valley but within easy reach of Penrith and the M6, (4 miles), it is the ideal base for exploring the Lake District (Ullswater 8 miles, and the Northern fells 20 minutes drive). The Pennines, Yorkshire Dales and the Scottish Borders are also very accessible. But 'on the doorstep' is the charm and tranquillity of the Vale of Eden - known as England's 'Best Kept Secret'.
The cottage is set in a courtyard and is close to the village centre. It derives it's name from the fact that it was at one time a cow byre. But we can assure prospective guests that there is no longer any evidence of the previous four footed inhabitants and we are confident the cottage will provide all the comforts of home.
This single storey cottage is ideal for two people. The charming and comfortable sitting room has a French window leading out into the small enclosed garden. A multi fuel stove provides extra heating in winter months although there are storage heaters throughout to provide adequate warmth. A colour T.V / video recorder and radio-cassette are provided and there are ample books, maps etc. on the immediate area and the Lake District in general. There is a telephone available for use by guests with an 'honesty' box for payment.
The village has a pub and an excellent shop/off licence/post office. There are many other good pubs and restaurants in the area. Langwathby is on the famous Settle-Carlisle Railway and the station is just a few minutes walk away.
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Number of Units: 1
Unit Type: Cottage
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Facilities
Parking
Gardens for Guest Use
Dogs/Pets Welcome - By arrangement
Restaurant/Pub Nearby
Linen Provided
Washing Machine
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