Situated in a picturesque village just a couple of miles north of Appleby-in-Westmorland, this stunning property has a long history and has been imaginatively updated to make a superb holiday home for families and friends exploring a breathtaking part of Cumbria. Originally built in 1714, the spacious cottage has ample room for up to six guests and retains a wealth of original features including rustic timber beams, exposed brickwork, high ceilings and stone flooring. Also featuring a wood burner, Juliet balcony, air hockey table and an expansive back garden, this delightful retreat makes a wonderful base for discovering the area’s quaint villages and glorious countryside.

Stepping inside this beautiful property, you will be greeted by the cosy lounge/diner with its beamed ceiling and wood burner set in a brick inglenook. There’s also a Smart TV, ample seating and a handsome dining table. Exploring further, the ground floor has a spacious, fully equipped country-style kitchen and a handy utility room which leads into the garage with an air hockey table. Upstairs, you will find a bathroom and three delightful bedrooms: a cheery double, a cosy twin and a stylish super-king-size room with impressive beams, an en-suite shower room and a snug reading nook. Outside, a few steps lead up to the large back garden with an extensive lawn, furnished patio, swings, goalposts and a BBQ.

Appleby-in-Westmorland (2 miles) has a choice of pubs and restaurants and is ideally situated between the North Pennines (3 miles), Yorkshire Dales (7 miles) and the Lake District (11 miles). The immediate area has a host of landmarks for walkers to encounter including Gunnerkeld Stone Circle, Rutter Force, High Cup Nick and Swindale Beck, all within 14 miles. Also within easy reach are Lowther Castle and Gardens (12 miles) and the thriving town of Penrith (11.5 miles).

Situated in a picturesque village just a couple of miles north of Appleby in Westmorland, this stunning property has a long history and has been imaginatively updated to make a superb holiday home for families and friends exploring a breathtaking part of Cumbria. Originally built in 1714, the spacious cottage has ample room for up to six guests and retains a wealth of original features including rustic timber beams, exposed brickwork, high ceilings and stone flooring. Also featuring a wood burner, Juliet balcony, air hockey table and an expansive back garden, this delightful retreat makes a wonderful base for discovering the area s quaint villages and glorious countryside. Stepping inside this beautiful property, you will be greeted by the cosy lounge/diner with its beamed ceiling and wood burner set in a brick inglenook. There s also a Smart TV, ample seating and a handsome dining table. Exploring further, the ground floor has a spacious, fully equipped country style kitchen and a handy utility room which leads into the garage with an air hockey table. Upstairs, you will find a bathroom and three delightful bedrooms: a cheery double, a cosy twin and a stylish super king size room with impressive beams, an en suite shower room and a snug reading nook. Outside, a few steps lead up to the large back garden with an extensive lawn, furnished patio, swings, goalposts and a BBQ. Appleby in Westmorland (2 miles) has a choice of pubs and restaurants and is ideally situated between the North Pennines (3 miles), Yorkshire Dales (7 miles) and the Lake District (11 miles). The immediate area has a host of landmarks for walkers to encounter including Gunnerkeld Stone Circle, Rutter Force, High Cup Nick and Swindale Beck, all within 14 miles. Also within easy reach are Lowther Castle and Gardens (12 miles) and the thriving town of Penrith (11.5 miles).