Lake District and the Pennines self catering: The Cottage Guide

THE BYRE
Newby End Farm,
Newby,
Penrith,
Cumbria
CA10 3EX

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Sleeps: 6.
Cot available.
Pets welcome under control.
No smoking.

Price range: £260 - £410 pw.
Reduced price for 4 or fewer occupants.
Contact us for Short Breaks.

For further details please contact:

Jenny and David Jones
Tel: 01931 714338 or 01931 714147

The Byre: Three bedroom holiday cottage at Newby End Farm.

Accommodation

Living room with kitchen area. View across the Eden Valley to Cross Fell, the highest peak in the Pennines. A woodburning stove heats this room (and the rest of the cottage).
The kitchen area is fitted out with a microwave oven, a Calor Gas cooker and a fridge. All necessary cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils are provided.
Main bedroom with twin beds, wardrobe, etc.
Second bedroom with bunk beds, wardrobe, etc.
Third bedroom with bunk beds, en suite shower and WC.
All bedding and towels provided.
Bathroom with bath, shower, WC, wash basin and shaver point.

Facilities

Ample car parking adjacent to the cottage. Level access.
Hot water by Calor gas.
Heating by wood-burning stove and supplementary electric heaters.
All electricity other than lights is on a £1-in-the-slot meter.
Clothes may be washed in the machine in the wash house and hung on the line in the garden (there is a charge of £2.00 per wash).
It may be possible to arrange internet access - please contact us for details before you leave home.

Location

We are tucked in between the Lake District and the Pennines. The area is an attraction in its own right as well as giving easy access to the mountains and moors on either side. We are in a rain shadow area, so whatever you might expect in the Lake District, you'll get less here.
Attractions for visitors vary from the highest mountain in England to the mighty Hadrian's Wall; and from museums such as the award-winning Tullie House at Carlisle to the unique and mind-boggling Bowes Museum at Barnard Castle, a French Chateau on the grandest scale in the middle of County Durham, filled with the most amazing collection of artefacts. And then there's the Rheged Visitor Centre at Penrith, a feast of Garden Centres, and a thriving local alpaca industry, not to mention the famous Settle-Carlisle railway line running through some of the most glorious scenery in the land.

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