4
2 Rooms
3 (all year)
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Yes
2 Dogs
1
Wheelchair
Accessible
Barn End is located up a private track away from the public road and surrounded by nature. You can enjoy peaceful surroundings with a wide range of garden birds coming to the bird feeders visible from the cottage and where you can wander around or just sit and watch the world go by. Still less than a mile and a half from Alston Barn End sleeps 3/4 people and can be booked alongside Ghyll Burn Cottage to accommodate a group of up to ten people. The owners live onsite to offer assistance when needed.
The lounge has beamed ceiling and a wood effect electric stove to add focus to this cosy room. A light airy Entrance with table and chairs to enjoy the view leads to a fully equipped kitchen and the living accommodation. Upstairs are two bedrooms and shower room.
Alston nestles in the heart of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Once described as ‘England’s Last Wilderness’ the North Pennines is an area steeped in history. A wild and rugged landscape with a different view around every corner. Three major rivers the South Tyne, Tees and Wear all rise within the surrounding hills.The C2C cycle route passes through Alston on it’s way from the West to East coast and the Pennine Way long distance footpath also passes through Alston. Footpaths criss cross the area making it ideal for those who wish to leave the car behind and explore the area on foot. Alston is set on a steep partially cobbled street with a variety of independent shops as well as those providing for day to day needs. Cafes, pubs, craft and gift shops offer something for everyone. The Tourist Information centre and library are situated in the Town Hall at the bottom of the main street.The South Tynedale Railway runs a narrow gauge railway from Alston to Slaggyford. Run by volunteers and often steam hauled this makes a lovely outing- or follow the footpath alongside the railway line and beyond. On the road towards Brampton lies the Roman Fort of Epiacum. A unique and unspoiled hill fort skilfully interpreted. Lead Mining has shaped the landscape here and the history of this challenging way of life can be explored at Nenthead or over the hill at Killhope at the head of the Wear Valley. Alston Moor boasts the highest golf course in England - at 1476 ft- 18 holes with spectacular views over the South Tyne valley.
Five roads lead out of Alston giving access in all directions. Just over half an hour will get you over the spectacular Hartside Pass to Penrith and on to the Lake District beyond, or north east to Hexham with it’s beautiful Abbey . North takes you to Brampton passing the RSPB reserve at Geltsdale, or Haltwhistle and Hadrian’s wall. Crossing the moors into Teesdale you will pass the spectacular waterfalls of High Force, passing through Middleton in Teesdale and reaching the lovely town of Barnard Castle where Bowes Museum is well worth a visit.Travelling a little further and you will reach the border city of Carlisle in one direction or Durham or Newcastle in another.
Owner details:
Susan Huntley joined Independent Cottages in January 2024
About Barn End
Barn End is a converted barn sleeping up to four people over two floors.
Ground Floor:
Entrance into sunny conservatory with table and chairs.
Kitchen is fully equipped with Cooker, Microwave, Dishwasher, Washer/Dryer and Fridge Freezer.
There is a w/c on this level.
The Lounge, with exposed beams, is furnished with a lovely dining table and chairs, sofa, armchairs and a single sofa bed.
There is a wood effect electric stove providing a focus to this cosy room and a Smart TV. BT Guest Wi-Fi is available.
First Floor:
Stairs lead from the corner of the main room to the first floor where there are two bedrooms and shower room.
Bedroom 1 King Sized Bed, wardrobe and bedside cabinets.
Bedroom 2 Single bed, wardrobe and bedside cabinet.
Shower Room. Shower, Wash basin and W/C.
Travel Cot and High Chair available on request.
Additional Information:
Barn End is equipped for the less mobile, with a stair lift fitted and shower seat and grab rails in the bathroom.
Prices include bed linen, towels, electricity and central heating.
We accept dogs (maximum 2)
Parking for one car (more by arrangement)
Minimum three night stay.
Online booking available from owners website.
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Fri, 12th Apr 2024 - Thu, 9th May 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 3 Short break prices:
3 nights: £290 | 5 nights: £435 | 6 nights: £435 |
7 Nights |
3 Nights |
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Fri, 10th May 2024 - Thu, 23rd May 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 3 Short break prices:
3 nights: £293 | 5 nights: £440 | 6 nights: £440 |
7 Nights |
3 Nights |
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Fri, 24th May 2024 - Thu, 30th May 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 3 Short break prices:
3 nights: £393 | 5 nights: £590 | 6 nights: £590 |
7 Nights |
3 Nights |
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Fri, 31st May 2024 - Thu, 20th Jun 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 3 Short break prices:
3 nights: £320 | 5 nights: £480 | 6 nights: £480 |
7 Nights |
3 Nights |
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Fri, 21st Jun 2024 - Thu, 11th Jul 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 3 Short break prices:
3 nights: £350 | 5 nights: £525 | 6 nights: £525 |
7 Nights |
3 Nights |
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Fri, 12th Jul 2024 - Thu, 29th Aug 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 5 Short break prices:
5 nights: £610 | 6 nights: £610 |
7 Nights |
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Fri, 30th Aug 2024 - Thu, 12th Sep 2024 Changeover: Any Day, Min Nights: 3 Short break prices:
3 nights: £346 | 5 nights: £520 | 6 nights: £520 |
7 Nights |
3 Nights |
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