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A lovely purpose built annexe, with fitted kitchen to include washing machine,dishwasher,refridgerator,oven/hob and microwave.Lounge has TV with dvd,books and games,wi-fi,sofa-bed and French doors to garden with garden chairs/table and BBQ.The bedroom has a superking sized bed that can be unzipped and unlinked to make two singles if required and built-in wardrobes.Bathroom has shower over bath with basin and W.C.The property has underfloor heating and secure outside storage for bicycles etc.

Binoculars provided for watching birds and the rare Red Squirrels feeding in the garden.We are DOG friendly,providing a dog bed,basket,feeding bowls,dog towel and 'doggie' bags.Dogs may also have the run of the rear garden.

Quiet country area,ideal for hiking,gentle walks and cycling in the N.Pennines, an officially designated area of outstanding natural beauty.Friendly local pub.As of March 2019 the pub has been closed (hoping it'll re-open).

The bedroom is a comfortable and stylish double room in a converted Methodist chapel. Guests have sole use of a unique, luxury bathroom with shower, Sauna and hot tub across the hall and access to a shared living room, kitchen and utilities. The views from the bedroom are across the valley to the West and we are located just a five minute walk from the village of Garrigill and off the Pennine way. We are also on the C2C cycleway, so a perfect place for treating those tired limbs to some TLC!

Breakfast is not included in the price but you can prepare your own in our kitchen and store food in your own fridge. We will happily bring the shopping in for you if you don’t have your own transport. We do provide free tea and coffee facilities in your room. Our dog lives downstairs but we ask that you don't bring your own as we are keen to keep the guest areas free from dog hair. However, you will come into contact with her in the shared spaces and she does love a cuddle. The chapel is an ongoing renovation project and some areas may also have some dust, however the areas open to guests are clean and dust free. We are also happy to provide washing and drying facilities at a small extra charge as we understand how important this is after a long day on the hill or bike. There is a lockable indoor space for your bikes and car parking is on the quiet roadside directly outside the chapel.

A beautiful waterfall flows directly outside the chapel and can be heard from most rooms. Garrigill, just five minutes walk away, is a quiet village with a shop and art gallery. At present the pub is undergoing renovation work but there are occasional pub nights in the village hall as well as other events. We are happy to provide transport to and from Alston if you travelled by foot or by bike. Alston itself is a bustling town with plentiful attractions, events, eateries, pubs and independent shops. Also, nearby Nenthead hosts a newly opened Arts and Visitor centre which has numerous events on throughout the year. Please note that phone signal in and around the village is limited although some providers do work in the chapel. We also have wifi but no working TV signal. The hosts are keen musicians and if you wish to make your own fun there are a plethora of musical instruments (some homemade) that you can play for the evenings entertainment.

Part of a converted barn/dairy dating from around 1700, this 2 bed annexe can be separated from our home for guests to use as self-contained accommodation. Stone walls, woodburning stove, built in pizza oven (suitable for warmer weather only). Rural location in the stunning North Pennines AONB, sitting at around 1500ft above Garrigill. Ideal for the Pennine Way the South Tyne Trail and the C2C cycle route. A short walk to Ashgill Force and within a 20 minute drive of High Force and Low Force.

The property has an open plan kitchen/dining space/lounge with woodburning stove, a bathroom with electric shower and heated towel radiator, a twin bedroom and a double bedroom, both of which have sink units. The property has internet, a TV with Sky, a DVD player (some DVDs are provided), family games, toys and games for younger guests and books all available for our guests. There is parking for one car on the property and the use of some of our outside space. Please note we are 1500ft up in the fells and the descent into the property from the road is steep. It is possible to park on the road side if you prefer. High chair, travel cot and baby bath are available on request. Heating through wood burner and night storage heaters. We will provide a supply of logs, kindling and firelighters to get you started. Additional logs can be purchased for £4 per bag on request. We are not on mains water and the property is spring fed. At times we do have discoloured water, which is perfectly safe as it is UV filtered on the property. We do however provide bottled water if you prefer. The open plan space has a built in pizza oven, however as the main oven area is outside, it is not suitable for use during the colder months as it is difficult to bring it to the correct temperature. There is a two burner gas bbq available for guests, along with some outdoor games and a picnic hamper (ice packs in freezer). There is a small herb garden and guests are free to cut herbs for their own use during the growing season.

Our nearest village is Garrigill which is just under 2 miles away and which benefits from a Post Office/shop, and a Gallery. Alston is around 5 miles away and has some lovely shops, eateries and the South Tynedale Railway -http://www.south-tynedale-railway.org.uk. Penrith is around a 40 minute drive away and Carlisle around 45 mins away by car. Yad Moss ski slopes are about a mile away - http://www.yadmoss.co.uk. Middleton in Teesdale is a lovely little town and just 25 mins away by car. Barnard Castle is around a 40 minute drive. In Spring 2018 the British public voted for their 100 favourite walks. Walk number 34 - High Force and Low Force is only 20 mins from the house https://theoutdoorguide.co.uk/britains-favourite-walks/high-force-low-force-county-durham/

Modern accommodation all on ground floor Ramp available for wheelchair access 3 double bedrooms 1 single bedroom Family Bathroom Large eat in kitchen Dishwasher Four oven Aga Utility Room with washing machine and drier Sun Room overlooking gardens Lounge with inglenook open fire Private Courtyard 2 dogs maximum

Visiting the North Pennines - our beautifully presented, comfortable & self contained accommodation in part of our refurbished 1830's farmhouse is situated in an AONB. It boasts stunning panoramic views and is ideal for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers.

Our accommodation is centrally heated and self contained. The bedroom has a double bed and there is plenty of hanging / storage space. A large bathroom, with underfloor heating has a spa bath and shower. Towels are provided for our guests. The lounge / diner has comfortable leather sofas, coffee table, dining room table, TV with freeview, DVD player and free WIFI. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes a fridge, dish washer and washing machine. There is a patio/garden area and BBQ. Ample secure parking space available.

The village of Alston is within walking distance (1.4 miles). There you will find a variety of shops including a Post Office, chemist, hardware store and some selling arts and crafts. There are cafes and several welcoming pubs with some serving food including locally caught trout. For groceries there is a Co-op and a Spar with ATM machine for your convenience. Alston 18 hole golf course is nearby. Green fees are paid by way of an honesty box for players wishing to tee off. If you need a break from walking the South Tynedale Steam Railway is situated in the village from where you can enjoy (seasonal) scenic trips through the South Tyne Valley and the North Pennines. Fishing (Fly & Coarse) can be enjoyed in the area with brown trout being a local favourite . Day permits for fly fishing are available in the village. Commercial fishing venues are also available in the area. Learn more about the local mining heritage at the museum in Killhope approximately 8 miles away. It opens seasonally with trips down the mine, craft activities, exhibitions and has a cafe serving refreshments to savour by the river - something for everybody to enjoy.

Apartment no 3 is situated In the centre of the Historic town of Alston. Haven for walkers, cyclists and anglers. Alston is located in Area of natural outstanding beauty. Lots of country and riverside walks. We are also located on the C2C route. There is an abundance of wildlife in and around Alston, including the rare red squirrel.

Literally in the centre of Alston. Close to all local amenities, cafes and bars. Sleeping 2 people in twin beds.

'Stokoe Cottage', is a period property set over 3 floor, with lots of history & character. Right in the heart of Alston Town in the North Pennines, our cottage is tucked away from the main market square along a cobbled lane. Ideal for walkers and cyclists doing the Coast to Coast route. Quiet village away from all the hustle & bustle of daily life. Great pubs and eating places near by. .

The Cottage is set over 3 floors. On the ground floor is a fully equipped farmhouse kitchen with everything you would expect for, including large range cooker, dishwasher, fridge, toaster & kettle and all the usual pots, pans, crockery, cutlery and glassware. Use of a small freezer in utility room. Middle floor houses a large living room, period charm continues with original exposed stone wall and original wooden boards to the staircase, along with stunning Georgian windows, wooden shutters and window seats to take in the wonderful views. A large TV on wall, and our log burning stove is set on a large stone heath for those cold winter nights. On the top floor is a comfy bedroom with exposed stone and brick to one wall. For a good night sleep there is a king size bed, bedside cabinets and chest of drawers, plus a build in wardrobe on the landing. Off the landing is the bathroom, three piece suite with corner bath and shower overhead, exposed stone wall and bespoke tiling by a local artist, which makes this bathroom very quirky.

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Beautiful Cumbrian farmhouse located just 2.5 miles from Alston, England's highest market town. In an area of outstanding natural beauty, close to many attractions and directly opposite our Coach House pub which offers full bar, excellent pub food and play area. Breakfast is also available directly opposite the property. With 5 bedrooms, two shower rooms, kitchen & utility room, the property is ideal for friends and family travelling together or as a base to explore the many local attractions

Named the “hidden gem, the area of outstanding natural beauty”. Beautiful walks straight from the front door. Plenty to explore, feel free to pop into the hotel to ask advice on what to do in the area.

Eastview is a 200 year old stone cottage set on the edge of the village green in the pretty village of Garrigill. It is an old miners cottage and retains many original features. We are ideally situated on the Pennine way, C2C cycle route and a couple of miles from Yad Moss Ski club. There is a post office and shop across the green. Alston is our nearest town about 4 miles away where there are plenty of places to get an evening meal.

Beams and fireplaces, low doorways Mind your head!!

Garrigill is a pretty village set around a village green ideal for walkers, cyclists and bird watchers and anyone who wants to get away from it all.

A spacious, secluded but well positioned cottage nestled in an idyllic area of outstanding natural beauty in the Northumberland hills. Two bedroom accommodation in easy reach of the Lake District, Hadrian's wall and the beautiful Northumberland and Cumbrian countryside. We would love you to come and experience all that this area has to offer. Separate living room and kitchen gives multiple spaces and large decking for enjoying the evening sun. Vodafone mobile signal only, but WIFI in place.

This hexagonal cabin encompasses all thats Romantic and cosy ,with stove oven, wood /peat burner / .A pixie cabin ! Is warm small but spacious..set in the "enchanted wood" where the billy goat gruffs live! and Alston Anaconda ! relaxing 24/7 hottub.

Please note the cabin is 30 meters from bathroom and hottub , THE TUB is for your sole use you only share with your partner ! ha ha ...this gives the quirky ...away from it all feel....yet the hottub and bathroom are close by 30 metres ....its impossible to have them "lumped" together ! I have had "comments" about this if you want it "all together" then this is not for you ....there is an overnight "glamping" toilet to the rear of the cabin Please note this is GLAMPING guests are to bring duvet cover, bottom sheet ,pillow cases and towels all else supplied except clothes ,personal effects and food .....!

Simply the views , the cabin ,The animals , Farm holiday , yet private ,Romantic secluded but accessible oh and the Tub !!

Lovely 18th Century cottage. Family weekend retreat for 40 years. Warm, comfortable, peaceful. On Pennine Way and C2C cycle route. Walker's paradise. Access by steep track, unsuitable for wheelchair. 5 minutes to village shop. 4 miles Alston for supermarkets, antiques, wholefood shop, petrol, pharmacy, steam railway. Yad Moss 5 mins, Hadrian's Wall 1 hour, Northern Lakes 70 minutes, Newcastle 90 mins, Manchester 150 mins. The most relaxing place we know.

Warm, comfortable, well-equipped cottage with fantastic views. Walker's paradise. 5 minutes to Yad Moss ski run. 10 minutes to Alston North Lakes, Hadrian's Wall, Barnard Castle, Hexham, 70 minutes

Welcome to High Silly Hall - except it isn't silly and it is not a hall! An 'ancient tenement known as Silliehole' has existed on this site from the 1600s. The name is derived from the Old Norse "Seljaholh" - translating to Willow Hollow. Located in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our home sits in 80 acres of land with tremendous views of the South Tyne Valley. It provides a great base for exploring Cumbria, Weardale, Durham and the North East.

The House When you arrive at our home down a short driveway, there is parking space and a covered area to store cycles or motorbikes. The driveway and house exterior has automatic sensor lighting so no problem finding your way if you arrive at night, which believe me, is pitch black when there is no moon. There is wheelchair/buggy access to the main entrance which takes you into the lobby/boot room. Here you will find access to: - The garage which contains washer and tumble dryer and airers to hang wet outdoor clothing. - Ground floor shower room and toilet. Ideal for rinsing off muddy people and pets, or for use if guests have difficulty using the stairs. Rest of the ground floor Through the lobby you will find a large open plan area consisting of a fully equipped kitchen, living and dining area. When you enter, we will let the incredible views speak for themselves. The high spec kitchen includes 2 full size ovens, induction hob, dishwasher, microwave, freezer and a large cabinet fridge. Various electric appliances (blenders etc.) are also available. Guests are welcome to use the recipe books stored in the large Victorian cabinet and a range of herbs, spices and condiments are also available for use. There is a blue-tooth enabled Pure Evoke Radio for streaming music, podcasts etc. The living area has plenty of comfortable seating, TV, X Box 360 and a stone surrounded wood burning stove to warm up the chilly nights. A large dog bed is available for the dog in your life to relax too. Through a door to the left, there is access to a large study, with an extensive library of books. Feel free to browse if you fancy abandoning the electronics and going old-school. The study also houses two single sofa beds - available at no extra charge. The living/dining area extends out to a large conservatory with sofa and chairs, although you will have to share the space with a large tree fern and a number of plants! The roof apertures in the conservatory have thermostatically controlled openers which activate once a certain temperature is reached. The conservatory opens out to a covered glass area with gas barbecue, table and outdoor seating. There is also outdoor lighting so you can sit out after dark. Exit the glass double doors into the hall to the stairs and front door porch. This takes you to the garden and a gate out into the fields - great for walking the dog, and for kids and adults alike to explore. First floor The hall has an antique writing desk if you need a workspace The two larger bedrooms have king size beds (plus 1 single in bedroom 2) and en-suite showers. The third bedroom has 2 bunks and a truckle bed. The bunks are built for adults and tested to a weight of 108 kg (17 stone). The truckle bed can be easily moved to another room to reconfigure sleeping arrangements. This room is right next door to the family bathroom - which must have some of the most amazing views you can have sitting on the loo! It also includes shower, bidet and bath. Each room has thermostatically controlled underfloor heating via a biomass boiler and hot water is supplemented by solar panels on the roof.

30 acres of our land is planted with young British native deciduous trees extending the wildlife corridor up from the South Tyne and Pennine Way. We have found a little natural pool in the river, which Daisy our dog loves to swim in on a hot day and we would be happy to give you directions if you, the dog or the kids would like to cool off. When walking round the fields, once you get your eye in, it is easy to spot the remains of the once thriving lead mining industry, with evidence of small settlements and primitive bell pits dug to extract the lead. We are a short walk from Alston Moor Golf Course, the highest golf course in England. The market town of Alston (highest market town in England - and yes there is a bit of a theme emerging!) is just 2 miles away for stocking up on groceries etc. There is a bakery, coffee shops and places to eat. Two lovely gift shops and a pottery shop. You must also try Alston Whole Foods, which in addition to selling absolutely delicious local cheeses, stocks a wide range of exotic food and drink. At the foot of Alston, you can find the South Tynedale Railway - the North of Englands highest narrow gauge railway and a popular heritage attraction.

3-room house on 2 levels.

Spacious and bright, comfortable and tasteful furnishings: open living room with TV, flat screen and DVD. Open kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave, freezer) with dining table. Sep. WC. Heating. Upper floor: 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. 1 room with 1 bed. Bath/shower/WC. Heating. Conservatory. Beautiful view of the garden. Facilities: washing machine, dryer. Please note: non-smoking house. 2 pets/ dogs allowed. Beautiful, cosy, comfortable house "Barn End". On the outskirts, 2 km from the centre of Alston, in a quiet position. Private: garden with lawn. Patio, garden furniture, parking at the house. Shop 2 km, grocery 2 km, restaurant 2 km, bar 2 km, café 2 km. Nearby attractions: South Tynedale Railway 2.3 km, Yad Moss ski tow 13 km, Burnhope Seat 13 km, Ashgill Force Waterfall 10 km. Please note: car recommended.

Our new 1 bedroom apartment, The Woodpecker, now available, ground floor, well equipped open plan kitchen, dining, lounge. Ensuite shower room . Enjoy walking, cycling, fishing, country life. Easy drive to the lakes, the borders and the north east coast. 2 bed apartment also available, search: stunning views, superb apartment £85.

Rural cottage feel, with all creature comforts. Who can resist green hills for miles with horses and sheep in the fields and clear night skies, not a street light to be seen

Located in the heart of Northumberland we have four luxury pods set in the centre of our working farm All with outstanding and far reaching views to Hadrians Wall and beyond . Executive offers a chic twist to glamping with double cabin bed and luxurious touches. Outside benefits from private deck , wood burning stove and dining area . We offer the perfect location for those wanting to explore Northumberland, Cumbria and Durham or those wanting to simply relax and unwind

The pods offer unique accommodation in that they offer the luxury of hotel accommodation whilst set in breath taking countryside with only open fields around them . They allow you to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life yet are with in walking distance of Allendale . You have 360 views of Northumberland where you can watch the farm animals and local wildlife from , dine alfresco or soak in the wood fired hot tubs whilst star gazing under our dark skies .Please note our pods have been designed for all year round use and are extremely toasty throughout the winter months.

Set in the Northumberland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Dark sky reserve , Panoramic pods offer truly unique accomadation.

In the heart of the North of England you will find our accommodation set within an area of outstanding natural beauty. The rooms we offer have been designed with the explorer in mind, to use a base to explore the local surrounding area, the Lake District, Northumberland and Durham. We have had guests walking the Isaacs Tea Trail as well as cyclists doing the C2C. After a long day exploring the local area return to refresh yourself in our spacious bathrooms complete with underfloor heating.

The accommodation is ground floor and suitable for disabled access; you are able to park right outside the accommodation. This room is outward facing and has a view of the park opposite. The bathroom is stylish and spacious with a large walk in shower and underfloor heating; towels are provided. The twin beds provided are larger than an average single, and have no foot board. There will be a small fridge and tea and coffee provided.

There is a bike repair shop right next door to the property for anyone doing the C2C or wishing to hire a bike to explore the surrounding area. Attached to the bike shop there is a cafe, where you can grab breakfast if you wish, there is also a local shop and post office around the corner. For anyone bringing their children, there is a park opposite the accommodation.

A beautifully modern interior designed, well furnished barn - with its own garden. Nestled in a small valley within the Northumberland Dales, this barn conversion forms part of a former bastle farmhouse, lovingly refurbished to the finest of standards. Peacefully situated outside Allendale a picturesque village with a co-op, 3 pubs, 2 tea rooms, 4 restaurants, a short drive to the stone market towns of Hexham and Corbridge; this truely romantic retreat offers the best of tranquility and beauty.

The Glass House is a light, spacious rural retreat, with modern amenities. Open plan space - with a well appointed kitchen area with range of appliances- Double electric oven and hob, microwave, Fridge and seperate freezer, dish washer, pans, utensils, broad selection of quality wine glasses, tableware and crockery. With large wooden farmhouse table, that overlooks garden and open spaces beyond. Large sitting room space with large wall mounted slimline SKY TV and wide range of DVDs for all ages inc. PG, 12,15, a selection of board and card games, feather and down comfy sofa, large dining room table with upholstered chairs. Large modern glass fronted log burning stove. Library of both modern and vintage books. Access to 1st floor bedroom and open plan bathroom via a traditional loft style staircase with thick pile carpet. The bedroom has a De-Luxe King sized bed(and a single bed) with feather and down quilt and pillows, crisp cotton sheets and ample space for clothes and shoes within a walk in wardrobe. A luxurious, light bathroom area with all glass shower cubicle, his and hers contemporary washbasins and WC.

No need to get back in your car once you arrive, we are surrounded by streams, rivers, waterfalls, woods, open fields and The Dales. In the book - 501 wild places to visit - the only walk in England is the Sir Isacc Tea trail, which runs behind our grounds - we truly are in an area which has been designated as outstanding natural beauty.

Tindal House is a dog friendly 17th Century townhouse located in the centre of historic Alston. The house is beautifully presented with 4 bedrooms and sleeps 8. Alston has shops including deli and a co-op and spar and pubs serving food. Plentiful free parking is available in the market square

Tindal House is a converted bastle house from the seventeenth century. You can just make out the original entrance on the first floor if you look up from the front. This would have been reached by steps. The ground floor would have housed animals

My place sits at the base of the Pennines with great views of the fells and the Lake District hills. The village is quiet and peaceful with easy access to the Lakes and the Yorkshire Dales. We know the difference a good bed and a great shower make to your holiday along with fully equipped kitchens, free Wifi and everything you need - just like home from home. Our place is good for couples and families (with kids) and we take a dog by prior arrangement.

Windy Hall really is somewhere special. High on the steep side of the South Tyne Valley it offers one of the most magnificent views in England. You may just want to stay and enjoy the peace and quiet, but Windy Hall is also ideally placed for day trips west to the Lake District National Park, east to the magnificent cathedral city of Durham or the cultural sights and life of Newcastle, and north to Hadrian's Wall and the Scottish Borders.

Through the renovation of the self contained west wing of our 18th century farmhouse we hope we have created a unique and luxurious hideaway, a very special place with one of the most spectacular views in the Cumbrian/Northumberland Pennines. This is a retreat for those who not only love the peace and quiet of remote fells, but can also find inspiration when the weather turns more elemental. We invite you to make yourself at home amongst original art, exposed beams and carefully chosen furnishings. The unique elevated location of Windy Hall is one of its attractions. However this means it's only reached by a 240m walk up the track from the public road and parking. We'll always do our best to be around to give you and your luggage a ride up in our 4WD when you arrive. If for any reason we can't be there when you arrive, we leave a bottle of bubbly and a box of chocolates to make up for the short walk. Guests can enjoy their own self contained dwelling in the West Wing with 2 upstairs Bedrooms, a Drawing Room, Kitchen, an upstairs Bathroom with bath & shower, a separate Toilet, and a downstairs Shower Room. There is a large entrance and utility area, as well as a long Upper Landing. We have given much thought to the tasteful interiors, however we suspect that most guests will consider the spectacular views over the South Tyne valley as being the real visual feast of a stay at Windy Hall. The Master Bedroom and the Drawing Room both have large floor to ceiling gothic stone mullioned windows looking west to Cross Fell and other Pennine summits. We have named the bedrooms after the fell tops they look onto. The Master Bedroom is the "Grey Nag" and has a king size double bed and windows on three sides. The second bedroom is "Kitten Tom" and has genuine Victorian iron double bedstead (with a new mattress!). This is slightly narrower than a modern double so we advertise it as a single. All our bedding is luxurious cotton with non-allergenic down duvets. There is an upstairs bathroom with a free standing copper bateau bath, as well as a copper basin and walk in shower. The toilet is also on the first floor. The Drawing Room is small but cosy with stunning views. There is a writing desk and 2 exceptionally comfortable sofas finished in authentic Harris Tweed. There is no conventional TV reception but we have TV with a Roku streaming dongle for BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, etc, as well as a DVD/BluRay player and a selection of movies. Original paintings from local artists and an extensive if eclectic book collection complete the room. The Kitchen is also compact with a small dining table. However it has all that is needed for a self catering stay such as fridge freezer, dishwasher, electric oven, microwave and an induction hob. There is also a Bluetooth speaker for use with guest smartphones as well as a Tassimo coffee maker. We'll leave you enough Tassimo pods for several cuppas per day but you may want to bring more of your own favourite brand. Also on the ground floor is another Shower Room that will also eventually house a small sauna cabin. The Entrance Hall provides ample space for taking off wet coats and shoes, as well as having a utility area with washing machine, tumble drier and sink. Being an old house the stairs are narrow and steep and offer the only access to the first floor. The approach to the Front Door is via an uneven and stone path with steps. Access to the Back Door is via a partly cobbled uneven track and a high step up. There are several exposed oak beams and trusses around the house which look wonderful but are below head height in some places so please take care. The West Wing is self contained and has it's own garden gate and front door. A back door from the kitchen opens out onto a small wooded garden area which is for the use of guests. This area contains our log shed and chicken house so we may occasionally have to be there ourselves. There is a picnic table outside the front gable for the sole use of our guests. If we are out, guests are welcome to sit at the table on our own terrace. We look forward to spending as much or as little time in conversation with our guest as you want. We'll always try to be available to collect guests from local public transport and can make suggestions on local attractions and walks. However if you want to be left alone to enjoy the peaceful solitude and tranquility of Windy Hall then we'll leave you in peace.

Windy Hall is located within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Pennines are the upland spine of northern England and comprise high open heather moorlands which fall steeply down to wooded and pasture valleys. The hills do not have the craggy grandeur of the nearby Lake District National Park, but they do have their own unique beauty. And if you do want the romantic peaks of Wordsworth's Lake District it's less than an hour's drive away. The small and compact town of Alston with its steep cobbled main street and ancient buildings is just 3 miles away and can be reached by a variety of scenic walks, cycle paths or by the narrow gauge South Tynedale Railway.

Traditional stone built barn conversion situated in the beautiful surroundings Of knarsdale in Cumbria.

Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine. Cosy living room with electric log burner, tv and DVD player. Single bedroom on lower floor. Double bedroom situated upstairs with sky lights perfect for star gazing! Bathroom just next door, with a bath/shower, toilet and basin. There is also a bathroom on the ground floor with a toilet and basin. Free WiFi and great mobile reception throughout property.

Situated in the North Penines - area of outstanding natural beauty. Quiet location Perfect for that relaxing break

Fellside apartment is located on the ground floor of our traditional built sandstone barn nestled in the pennines in an enviable location of the Eden Valley with the lake district national park to the west and Northumberland to the east we offer a fully furnished apartment with small kitchen and price includes a continental breakfast we welcome guests from all backgrounds and we are in an excellent location for both walkers and cyclists as the coast to coast route runs through our tiny village

The Carlisle -settle railway is 4 miles away with two excellent pubs and shop 3 miles away where we can offer transport for evening meal We do offer free wifi but because of our rural location we cannot guarantee a consistent wifi signal. Mobile signal is also inconsistent in the village. we are happy to negotiate the 10.00am checkout time so that you can enjoy your stay for longer in the beautiful eden valley. We are passionate about the area with cycling our main hobby so can offer advice of routes and a workshop with spare tyres etc..... Please contact us if you need any further information.

Modern accommodation over two floors The original barn opening has been retained so the interior is flooded with light Master bedroom with en-suite shower room 2 further double bedrooms Family Bathroom Large eat-in kitchen Dishwasher Utility Room with washing machine and drier Living room with wood burning stove Cloakroom 2 dogs maximum

6 Globe House is located in a courtyard through a door from the historic market place in the centre of town. Sleeping 4 in one double bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room. Cosy open plan kitchen/living area which is fully equipped and bathroom with shower over the bath. Newly renovated to a high standard, set on the ground floor with pretty outside patio area in the shared courtyard with bistro table and bench for evening drinks. FREE public parking available in the market square.

6 Globe House is situated through a doorway immediately off the market square in Alston leading into a quant quiet courtyard. Alston is the highest market town in England. The cottage has an excellent location close to the borders of Durham, Northumberland and a gate way into the Lake District making this an ideal base to get out and explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The cottage is ideally situated for walking and cycling as the Pennine Way and Coast to Coast run through Alston. Alston has all the amenities you require including, local stores, wholefood shop, post office, outdoor shop and chemist to name only a few. There are a variety of public houses and places to eat where you can order home cooked food.

The location is superb, situated in a valley high up in the North Pennine hills,an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the area is truly tranquil with lovely views surrounding the grounds. Modern accommodation on ground floor (below Clifton) Ramp available for wheelchair access 2 double bedrooms Open plan living dining kitchen space with electric “wood burning” stove Washing machine and drier Dishwasher

Quiet room in a traditional, completely refurbisched stone cottage in the centre of a peaceful village in the heart of North Pennines, an Area of Outstanding Beauty and truly unspoiled nature. The long distance Pennine Way and C2C cycling route pass through the village, but also Lake District, Hadrian's Wall and Newcastle are less than an hour's drive away.

Cosy room with typical cottage furniture. Enjoy breakfast with homemade granola and fresh juice. Wifi throughout the house.

You will need your own transport to get to Garrigill. From Penrith or Carslisle you have major train and bus lines (f.e. to Edinburgh or Manchester)

This self contained unit was the old Sunday school in a converted Methodist chapel close to the village of Garrigill in the remote North Pennines. It has off road parking, private entrance and a yard to sit out in the evening sun. There is a well equipped kitchen with tea and coffee provided and a fresh coffee machine. The bathroom has a bath and shower and the bedroom has a double bed with two single sofa beds. This is a perfect quiet retreat for lone travellers, couples, families or friends.

A beautiful waterfall flows directly outside the chapel and can be heard from most rooms. Garrigill, just five minutes walk away, is a quiet village with a shop and art gallery. At present the pub is closed for renovation but there are occasional pub nights in the village hall as well as other events. We are happy to provide transport to and from Alston if you travelled by foot or by bike and local taxi numbers. Alston itself is a bustling town with plentiful attractions, events, eateries, pubs and independent shops (although some do close at the start of the week in Winter). Also, nearby Nenthead hosts a newly opened Arts and Visitor centre which has numerous events on throughout the year. Please note that phone signal in and around the village is limited although some providers do work in the chapel. We also have Wifi and analogue TV with a number of channels. We are happy to accommodate you and your family including furry friends. Please let us know when booking how many to expect and how you would like the beds to be arranged as one pull out bed could also be used in the living area if necessary.

If you're keen to explore the area on foot then the quietly spectacular Ashgill Waterfall is an hours walk away. You also need to look out for our local Red Squirrel population whenever you walk into the village. There are a number of attractions a car ride away and the hosts are available to talk to you about these. A number of maps and leaflets are also provided in the annexe. Please see our guide which continues to be updated on Airbnb about local recommendations for restaurants, pubs and cafes nearby. However, the beauty of Alston Moor is it's seclusion, peace and quiet. You will therefore find the chapel a very quiet place to stay making it ideal for a retreat for writers or musicians or just people who want to get away from it all.

A lovely ground floor apartment in the historic village of Alston - a beautiful place to escape to. Located in an AONB between the Lake District and Hadrian’s Wall makes it a wonderful base. Close to National Trails it’s perfect for walkers and cyclists, whilst heritage and steam railway enthusiasts will enjoy our local history. Lovers of dark starlit skies will be delighted. Apt. No. 6 is comfortable and peaceful situated just a 2 minute walk from Alston’s cobblestone centre.

Apartment No. 6 is built from local stone, located in a quiet cul-de-sac it is self-contained with its own private entrance and parking. It sleeps one or two couples and is furnished in a contemporary country style with bespoke soft furnishings. Our comfortable apartment benefits from being on one level whilst having views to the Pennine fells. There is superb attention to detail throughout and during your stay you will find ample towels, quality toiletries, a selection of local produce and complementary tea and coffee. Outside there is a secluded garden, private parking and views of the stunning North Pennines. The apartment is particularly suited to couples having two king size beds. It is open all year including Christmas and New Year when we decorate for the festive season and include a seasonal welcome hamper. We particularly welcome walkers. We speak Dutch, Flemish, French and German. LOUNGE Furnished with quality English furniture the lounge is light and airy during the day. For cosy evenings it has a feature fireplace and is equipped with a 40” TV. Beautifully warm and insulated this is the place to relax in the evening with a book from the shelves, a board game from the trunk or why not plan your next day’s adventures. FREE Wi-Fi. Mobile phone signal good. KITCHEN Apt. No. 6 has a spacious country kitchen with an oak dining table. It is fully equipped for long or short stays and benefits from a dishwasher, fridge freezer, electric induction hob and double oven, microwave, toaster, kettle and cafetiere. We provide tea, sugar, coffee and starter provisions including kitchen roll. Tea towels are supplied along with cleaning supplies, hand soap, washing up liquid, a vacuum cleaner, ironing board and iron. The property is professionally cleaned after every visitor and all linen, towels and bed linen are refreshed. BEDROOMS Both the bedrooms overlook the private garden and are quiet. The larger bedroom has a continental King size bed with a luxurious Hypnos mattress, matching European oak furniture, mirror, bespoke book trough, hanging space and a towel warmer. The second bedroom has a King size bed with an English cherry wood dressing table and drawer cabinet and has William Morris soft furnishings. Both bedrooms have a Sunrise System dawn simulator for gentle awakening. BATHROOM Clean and warm the bathroom is tiled throughout with a power shower over the bath. There is a mirror with light and shaver point. The airing cupboard keeps your towels warm and fresh and here you will find the First Aid kit and emergency toiletry spares. We also provide toilet rolls, quality toiletries and soap. OUTSIDE Parking (for two cars) is directly in front of the ground floor apartment with private use of the garden to the rear of that apartment. Chairs available. Bicycle and equipment storage available on request. ACCESS and GUEST INTERACTION Ideal for retired visitors the apartment is on one level indoors – it has two small entrance steps. Generally the key is available from the secure key lock box located at the property. The owners are local and happy to assist with any queries. A comprehensive information folder is located in the lounge and we provide contact and check out information.

Alston is a special place to escape to, a small town of beautiful Cumbrian stone buildings, fantastic scenery as its backdrop and a fascinating history. From Apt. No. 6 you are a short walk from Alston’s collection of artisan shops, its post office, pharmacy, supermarkets, pubs and cafes. There is an excellent and friendly Tourist Information Centre at Town Foot, a Town Hall with occasional entertainment and films, a steam railway, heritage museum and Roman Fort site. Nearby there are lead mining visitor centres with events and on your travels you will see a large variety of birds and wildlife. In addition to the fabulous walking and cycling (C2C route) most outdoor activities are available locally including coarse and salmon fishing, ski-ing, canoeing, horse riding and field sports. This is a superb location for walkers since it is on the Pennine Way, Isaac’s Tea Trail and many other popular routes. It is a scenic drive to the Lake District, Northumberland National Park, Hadrians Wall, spectacular moorland, historic market towns and the dramatic High Force waterfall in Teesdale. We recommend the Alston Wholefood Store which is open 7 days a week and has local produce and an excellent delicatessen and the pharmacy with its friendly knowledgeable staff. Lots of local information is provided at Apt. No. 6 for you to browse at your leisure.

3-room cottage on 2 levels.

Spacious and bright, comfortable and tasteful furnishings: 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. 1 room with 2 beds. Bath/shower/WC. Heating. Upper floor: living room with 1 double sofabed and TV (flat screen), radio, CD-player and DVD. Kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave, freezer). Exit to the balcony. Sep. WC. Heating. Beautiful view of the garden. Facilities: washing machine, dryer. Please note: non-smoking house. Beautiful, cosy, comfortable house "Ghyll Burn Cottage". On the outskirts, 2 km from the centre of Alston, in a quiet position. Private: garden with lawn. Patio, garden furniture, parking at the house. Shop 2 km, grocery 2 km, restaurant 2 km, bar 2 km, café 2 km. Nearby attractions: South Tynedale Railway 2.3 km, Yad Moss ski tow 13 km, Burnhope Seat 13 km, Ashgill Force Waterfall 10 km. Please note: car recommended.

Our cottage has great views, scenic walks from the front door and ground floor accommodation. We are very dog friendly and provide lots of extras for your pets. You’ll love our place in winter because of eco heating and woodburning stove. It is a great place for couples, groups of friends, families and pets. The walk to Ashgill Force is worth the effort all year round. South Tynedale Railway is just 4 miles. Farther afield is High Force , Bowlees (more waterfalls) Killhope, Hadrian's wall.

The cottage was built in the 17th century and started life as a bastle house. It has many original features and has some walls which are three feet thick. We completely modernised it in 20011. It now has a large airy open plan sitting area with kitchen and dining table. Two bedrooms with superking/twin beds and one double. Three bath/ shower rooms. There are French doors which open onto a veranda with views over open countryside and the South Tyne valley. Just inside the front door is the boot/mud room room as we do seem to have our fair share of mud here, and you will need somewhere to store muddy boots after walking to local waterfalls or to see wildflowers. It also doubles as the dog's bedroom. There is a family bathroom on the ground floor with heated floor for added luxury and a superking (or can be twin) bedroom. Upstairs are two more bedrooms and two shower rooms.

It is quiet here, quite remote, big dark skies, fantastic sunsets. Alston is quirky with cobbled streets, cafes and interesting shops. We have people who come here every year to buy their Christmas presents in the gift shops in Alston.

In the heart of the North of England you will find our accommodation set within an area of outstanding natural beauty. The rooms we offer have been designed with the explorer in mind, to use a base to explore the local surrounding area, the Lake District, Northumberland and Durham. We have had guests walking the Isaacs Tea Trail as well as cyclists doing the C2C. After a long day exploring the local area return to refresh yourself in our spacious bathrooms complete with underfloor heating.

The accommodation is ground floor and suitable for disabled access; you are able to park right outside the accommodation. The room itself is set back, and there is no view, but is very quiet and comfortable. The bathroom is stylish and spacious with a large walk in shower and underfloor heating; towels are provided. The twin beds provided are larger than an average single, and have no foot board. There will be a small fridge and tea and coffee provided.

There is a bike repair shop right next door to the property for anyone doing the C2C or wishing to hire a bike to explore the surrounding area. Attached to the bike shop there is a cafe, where you can grab breakfast if you wish, there is also a local shop and post office around the corner. For anyone bringing their children, there is a park opposite the accommodation.