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We offer 2 self-contained,
Holiday Cottages which have been newly created within a recently
converted Barn.

They have both been furbished to a very high standard, taking into
consideration the needs of
you the Holiday-maker.
Both Cottages have outstanding views, through every window, of the surrounding Hills and Countryside.
You haven't lived until you have experienced one of our spectacular
Lakeland sunsets over Skiddaw! |
The Barn conversion was originally used to house large Clydesdale Horses
that worked on the Farm,
in times before Tractors became our "Work-horses"!
We
are based on a family-run "Working Farm" within the Lake-District
National Park, set in beautiful surroundings,
with superb views of Skiddaw and Binsey Fell.
The
Farm and Cottages are located up a Private Lane,
off a quiet Country road and are
set in their own 200 acres of Land.
This is a very quiet, peaceful rural area but only a few miles away from
the local Towns
of Keswick & Cockermouth.
Both of which have a good selection of Shops for food and other
commodities.
It's only a short distance from the Cottages, for those of you who like
to walk, climb and explore,
to get onto the Fells,
Mountains, Lakes and open Countryside; where you can truly escape
from the stresses and strains of everyday hustle
and bustle.
Especially ideal for those of you who have
high-pressured city jobs and even those of you who don't!!
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We are
only a stone's throw from the
Reivers Cycle Route
(<<click for details)
for those of you
who would like to bring your bikes (we have secure lock-up facilities).
Even children could cycle
safely,
as the
country roads round here have so little traffic.

You are more likely to find a Squirrel or Pheasant on the road than a
car,
although obviously there are some but the roads are pretty quiet in the
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Linskeldfield Farm has it's own Tarn close-by. Here you can use
the 12 man purpose-built Bird Hide
to watch the Wild Birds, Ducks, Geese and other Water Birds inc. our
resident Swans.
The Osprey viewpoint at Dodd Woods is only a 10 min drive away.
Here they have high-powered telescopes trained onto the Osprey's Nest. (further
details on "Tarn" Page) |