£856
Bramley Cottage
Bramley Cottage will be deservedly popular thanks to its wonderful setting in the most peaceful of village settings and all the modern comforts and outdoor space to enjoy. If you have never been to the Eden Valley before, you have missed out on a lush scenic area filled with picturesque villages, excellent pubs and a great location between the Lake District and the North Pennines - see more in our location information below.
The property is a modern barn conversion all on one level, and is fitted out to a very high standard with comfort in mind. Take your seat in the light and airy lounge area and relax while planning your days out to come. If the weather is nice, there is a lovely lawned area with seating (shared with the owners who live in the adjoining property) and also a covered area with seating which is also handy if you want to store any bikes or outdoor gear. The kitchen is very well set up with modern cupboards and appliances with all you will need to create meals or snacks. The bedroom is decorated in muted tones and a peaceful night's sleep will be yours - no street noise in this most quiet of villages. Top-notch bathroom facilities with a mains-fed shower.
Although Hunsonby is too small for a pub, you may be surprised to find the village has a community run outdoor swimming pool (just one of several in the Eden Valley) just a couple of minute's walk from Bramley Cottage. Within just a few miles of Hunsonby you will find the famous Old Village Bakery and cafe at Melmerby, the charming village of Langwathby with its railway station on the Settle - Carlisle line, beautiful stretches of the River Eden, and the ancient stone circle of Long Meg and her Daughters - and that's all within just a few miles. The high fells of the North Pennines can be reached in a 15 minute drive, while the eastern Lake District at Pooley Bridge is only 12 miles away.
Property Highlights
Dogs Not Permitted 
Wireless Internet 
Single Level Property 
Garden / Patio 
Parking 
Just For Two 
Hairdryer Availability
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Take a closer look at Bramley Cottage
- Two-seater sofa, easy chair, coffee table/ chest, Smart TV, large window/ door to the patio and garden.
Kitchen area:
- Open plan to the lounge area. Modern cupboard units, electric oven/grill and induction hob, fridge/freezer, toaster, electric kettle.
Bedroom:
- Double (4'6") bed, bedside tables with lamps, wardrobe, chest of drawers, hairdryer.
Bathroom:
- Shower cubicle with mains-fed shower, basin, WC, and heated towel radiator.
Outside:
- Parking for one car in the shared cobbled courtyard. Use of the lawned garden (shared use with the owners who live next door), private covered seating area, bike / outdoor storage. Bike rack with lockable chain.
- Sorry, no dogs accepted.
- Welcome items of tea, coffee, biscuits, fresh milk and fresh flowers.
- Bed linen and towels provided.
- Electric bicycles, scooters, or motorbikes must not be charged at the property.
- The property is within the grounds of the owner's property.
- Neither a travel cot nor a high chair are provided. Property is not suited for infants due to layout.
- Arrival time: 16:00 / Departure time: 10:00
About the location
The local railway station (2 miles away in Langwathby) is a stop on the Settle-to-Carlisle Railway, which is one of the most beautiful railway journeys in Britain, and where trains, including 'Steam Specials' still wend their way through some of the finest countryside in Britain.
For a larger town, Penrith is just 7 miles away and has large supermarkets (Morrisons and Sainsbury's), the mainline railway station, loads of local, independent shops, cafes and traditional pubs, and a leisure centre.
Outdoor enthusiasts have so much to choose from. There are no end of walks in the Eden Valley, on the high fells of the North Pennines (within a 15 minute drive), and the Lake District's eastern region around Ullswater is only 12 miles away. There's a really good network of very quiet lanes for cycling - how about cycling on the quiet lanes to the 'big city' attractions of Carlisle and then taking your bikes on the train back to Langwathby Railway Station, which is just a two-mile ride back to the cottage
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Things to do nearby
Lowther Castle & Gardens
Lake District Gyroplanes
