Lake District Bed and Breakfast Accommodation A-Z - Brampton and Broughton in Furness
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Brampton Bed and Breakfast Accommodation |
Tantallon House |
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Tantallon House is located on the border of Cumbria and Northumberland, and overlooks the longest unbroken stretch of Hadrian's Wall. We offer a peaceful getaway spot and an ideal gateway to the many places of interest in this area. Our spacious Victorian country property stands on a hill overlooking the Irthing Valley on the edge of the Northumberland National Park. Our bed and breakfast accommodation includes two spacious twin guestrooms with glorious views of the Irthing Valley and Hadrian's Wall. All of our rooms have secure Wifi wireless internet access and Freeview TV. Guests have private dining and lounge rooms to eat and relax in, often with a fire burning during the winter months. Our hearty breakfasts are served at your convenience in the lounge or dining room. Local produce is used where possible. We are happy to cater for special dietary needs. Being on Hadrian's Wall National Trail, Tantallon House offers an especially warm welcome to walkers and cyclists. As well as great facilities, we have knowledge of routes and hikes around the local historic Roman sites. |
| Address: Tantallon House, Gilsland, Brampton, Cumbria CA8 7DA Phone: +44 (0)1697 747111 Website: www.tantallonhouse.co.uk Email: info@tantallonhouse.co.uk |
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Holmhead Guest House |
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Bed and Breakfast, evening meals, self catering accommodation and bunk-house accommodation for walkers, cyclists and vacations, holidays and touring, and those who don't smoke, specialising in Hadrians Wall, information and archaeology. Short breaks and themed breaks, ghost trails and history trails. At Holmhead Guest House we offer 4 ensuite bedrooms, delicious evening meals, good wine list, cocktail bar. No smoking and no pets. Sightseeing / touring information from your host a former tour guide and expert on Hadrians Wall. We also have The Cottage - our ETC 3 Star self catering apartment, and The Barn - ETC inspected bunkhouse for more basic accommodation for up to 8, with drying and cycle storage facilities.  |
| Address: Thirlwall Castle Farm, Hadrians Wall, Greenhead in Northumberland, Brampton CA8 7HY Phone: +44 (0)16977 47402 Fax: +44 (0)16977 47402 Website: www.bandbhadrianswall.com Email: holidays@holmhead.com |
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The Hill on The Wall |
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In an outstanding hilltop location overlooking the Irthing Valley and just 300 yards from the Hadrian's Wall National Trail at Birdoswald in Cumbria, this listed 16th century fortified farmhouse, or 'bastle', has three letting rooms. All are ensuite or with a private bathroom and there is a lounge and library for guests. With 1 acre of gardens and ample parking we provide comfort and a warm welcome for all who visit this historic and beautiful Scottish Borders area on the edge of Northumberland / Northumbria. |
| Address: Gilsland, Cumbria CA6 7DA Phone: +44 (0)16977 47214 Website: hadrians-wallbedandbreakfast.com Email: info@hadrians-wallbedandbreakfast.com |
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Walton High Rigg Farm |
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The Mounsey family are delighted to invite you to stay at their farm, an 18th Century Georgian listed farmhouse with spacious and comfortable rooms with panoramic views over the Lake District and Pennines. It is on the roadside but has excellent off-road parking. The farm is one mile from the attractive village of Walton and the Roman Wall. There are many excellent walks from the farm. High Rigg Farm is an excellent stop-over point between England and Scotland. Many visitors return again and again. |
| Address: Walton High Rigg Farm, , Walton, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 2AZ Phone: +44 (0)16977 2117 Fax: +44 (0)16977 41697 Website: www.waltonhighrigg.co.uk Email: mounsey_highrigg@hotmail.com |
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Quarry Side Bed and Breakfast |
| Children welcome Cyclists welcome Baggage transfer Laundry facilities Linen provided free Microwave available Special diets catered for Dogs by arrangement Fully non-smoking |
| Address: Banks, Brampton, Cumbria CA8 2JH Phone: +44 (0)16977 2538 Website: None Email: Elizabeth.harding@btinternet.com |
Broughton Bed and Breakfast Accommodation |
Bank House Farm |
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Two beautiful en-suite holiday rooms in a converted barn with stunning panoramic views over the mouth of the River Duddon and towards the Lake District hills with waymarked walks from your doorstep. We have been awarded a 4 Star Silver rating from Enjoyengland.com We are in the Lake District National Park nestling under Black Combe, close to the coast, and our farmhouse is surrounded by the unspoilt quiet open fells with way-marked walks from our doorstep. Each holiday room has a contemporary en-suite bathroom with a bath/shower and heated towel rail beautiful fluffy towels, crisp white linen sheets and goose feather duvets, white fluffy robes and a hairdryer. In your bathroom you will find organic bath/shower gels and soap. BankHouse Farm Double Room You can choose either a twin-bedded or a double suite, each with your own sitting area, flat screen television with dvd /cd player (bring your own selection) fridge, kettle, books and board games,touist information. Egg boiler/poacher,toaster, cereals. A lovely selection of teas and coffee. Your breakfast basket will be delivered to you the evening before with fresh free range eggs from our own hens and ducks that wander round our garden, home made bread and yoghurt with tomatoes from the garden, homemade jams and marmalades and local ham and salami. Fruit and flowers on arrival with homemade cake to greet you in the afternoon on your arrival with a lovely cup of tea! These are replenished every day. At the weekends guests also have the choice of a Traditional Cumbrian cooked breakfast served in the kitchen around our big farmhouse table, warmed by the aga with locally sourced sausages and bacon with all the above included. Outside you will have your own table and chairs from which to enjoy the wonderful views and maybe a glass of wine which is also provided in your suite. We provide maps, guides and tourist information in each room together with local eateries information, etc. Board games are also provided. It may be possible to provide you with a packed lunch with prior notice for an extra charge. Please ask. |
| Address: Bank House Farm, Broadgate, Hallthwaites, Cumbria LA18 5JU Phone: +44 (0)1229 777193 Mobile: 07795032163 or 07720046882 Website: www.bankhousefarm.wordpress.com/ Email: karen@wforrester.plus.com |
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The High Cross Inn |
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The High Cross is prominently situated on the outskirts of the small market town of Broughton-in-Furness with impressive views of the Cumbrian fells all the way to the sea. |
| Address: The The High Cross Inn, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ES Phone: +44 (0)1229 716272 Website: www.highcrossinn.co.uk Email: info@highcrossinn.com |
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The Manor Arms |
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The Manor Arms is not really the place for a quick drink; like a good meal it needs to be digested at leisure in order to be fully appreciated. So having chosen your drink, maybe one of the seemingly numerous real ales or still ciders on offer, and perhaps decided on a hot or cold snack, begin then to look around the bar. Here you will see photographs and paintings, significantly by the local artists, Steve Whittle and Jane Rousseau, all emphasising and adding to the atmosphere of The Manor Arms. It will become apparent too that this was a favourite pub of the author Richard Adams (“Watership Down”) and of course the entire area was and remains a haunt for artists, painters and writers alike. You are in Wordsworth country now. During the long summer days and evenings, drinks and snacks can be enjoyed outside The Manor Arms perhaps sitting round the obelisk just watching the world go by. The Manor Arms caters for present day requirements and has attractive en-suite guest rooms for your continued comfort, relaxation and total enjoyment. A further attractive feature is that following a good night's sleep, a splendid Manor Arms breakfast is served in the comfort of your room! Family owned and run since 1988, The Manor Arms draws groups from all over the UK, eager to sample the real ales on offer including local Cumbrian brews in addition to the permanently available Yates Bitter and Copper Dragon Ale. With a prestigious star rating in the CAMRA Good Beer, Bed and Breakfast Guide, proud winners of the 2004 West Pennine Award and featured in the final 16 of the National Pub of The Year 2006 The Manor Arms proves to be irresistable for many! |
| Address: The Manor Arms. The Square, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria. LA20 6HY Phone: +44 (0)1229 716286 Website: www.manorarmsthesquare.co.uk Email: scott.varty@btinternet.com |
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Dower House B&B (and self catering) |
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The Dower House is a delightful, late Victorian Country House built on the site of a medieval packhorse inn. The house stands in over six acres of natural wooded grounds and gardens, with tumbling streams and an abundance of wildlife. It is surrounded by spectacular coastal and mountain scenery, nestled among which you will find interesting villages, historic buildings, stunning wildlife and much, much more. Here at High Duddon we're on the doorstep of some of the best walking country in the land; the quiet fells of Dunnerdale, the picturesque Yewdale and Coniston Fells and the spectacular and challenging peaks of Wasdale. Overlooking the Duddon Estuary, we are only a fifteen minute drive from expansive, golden, sandy beaches and one of the region's top water-skiing centres. Accommodation at the Dower House may be either self-catering or bed and breakfast with all the four separate apartments available on this basis. Apartments have either one or two bedrooms, lounge/dining room a kitchen and a bathroom with both shower and bath. All are comfortably furnished and fully equipped for your stay whichever tariff you choose. For self-catering guests the kitchens are fully fitted with an electric cooker, fridge/freezer (freezer compartment in Orchard Corner), electric kettle and toaster, and ample food storage space. Bed and breakfast guests have full tea and coffee-making facilities and use of the fridge. All the apartments have colour TV, radio and coal-effect electric fires. Cots and high chairs are available by prior arrangement. The gardens and grounds are for the use of guests and we have a games room with pool, darts and table tennis. Access to the apartments is through the grand main hall which contains a superb fireplace with carved wood surround. Off the hall is a large, comfortable Residents' Lounge/Dining room with wood-burning stove which overlooks the lawn and water garden. There is ample parking space for guests' cars at the top of our long, secluded driveway. Each Apartment is individually designed to provide spacious and comfortable accommodation for our guests and to take advantage of the fine views of the gardens and surrounding countryside. We are a non-smoking establishment, and sorry, we cannot take pets. |
| Address: High Duddon, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ET Phone: +44 (0)1229 716279 Website: www.dowerhouse.biz Email: info@DowerHouse.biz |
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Black Cock Inn |
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The 16th Century Black Cock Inn stands at the heart of the attractive little town of Broughton-in-Furness, within easy reach of some of the Lake District's finest scenery. This much-loved village inn is full of history, charm and atmosphere. The lounge bar, with roaring log fires and low beamed ceiling, has a wonderful traditional ambience and recent changes including a new extension have been planned carefully to retain all the period appeal. The Black Cock Inn has provided accommodation to travellers since the 16th Century. The needs of travellers may have changed in the intervening years but the welcome and hospitality of the Inn have not. The five bedrooms are kept spotlessly clean and are comfortably but simply furnished in keeping with the character of the room. All the bedrooms are en-suite and furnished to provide sleeping accommodation for between two persons (in either twin or double suites) and four persons. Bedrooms are all located on the first floor and are reached by one of two stairways. Bookings for out of season or extended periods may be available at a discounted rate, please contact us for details. Children 0 - 5 years stay free. (Cot available on request) There’s a superb range of food available from traditional Lakeland favourites to international dishes. Meals are served 12-2pm and 5-9pm Monday to Saturday and 12-9pm Sunday. There’s always a selection of real ales and lagers on offer in the bar which is open from morning ‘til night, every day. Please note that in the interests of health and hygiene, all guest bedrooms are strictly no smoking and no animals (except assistance dogs) are permitted. |
| Address: Black Cock Inn. Princes Street, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6HQ Phone: +44 (0)1229 716529 Website: www.blackcockinncumbria.co.uk Email: lesley@lesley20.wanadoo.co.uk |
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The Square Cafe Bed and Breakfast |
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Broughton-in-Furness is a small market town in the South West Lake District. Its centre is a fine Georgian square where Annan House - the Square Cafe - is located, on the road to Coniston. Broughton is a settlement which has kept its identity as a market town and retained its heart and soul. |
Address: The Square Cafe, The Square, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6JA |
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Dower House B&B |
The Dower House is a delightful, late Victorian Country House built on the site of a medieval packhorse inn. The house stands in over six acres of natural wooded grounds and gardens, with tumbling streams and an abundance of wildlife. |
| Address: High Duddon, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ET Phone: +44 (0)1229 716279 Website: www.dowerhouse.biz Email: info@DowerHouse.biz |
Middlesyke Bed and Breakfast |
Proprietor David Hartley welcomes you to his comfortable well equipped bed & breakfast accommodation in a detached Victorian house. There are two double bedrooms each with the benefit of a spacious centrally heated bathroom. A full English Breakfast is provided and a packed lunch on request. Cyclists, please note that secure storage is available. Middlesyke is only a few minutes walk from the main amenities of shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants. A helpful Tourist Information Centre in the Square will give advice and guidance on walking and cycling routes in and around the Duddon Estuary, Dunnerdale and Furness Fells. All of the Lake District and Cumbria's beauty and the annual traditional events are within a convenient travelling distance of Broughton. David will do his best to ensure that your stay is a peaceful contented interlude. |
Address: Middlesyke. Church Street, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6ER |
The Newfield Inn, Seathwaite |
A comfortable 16th C Inn serving home-made food from noon to 9pm. A large garden provides stunning views of the Furness Fells and a good place to relax with a fine Cumbrian cask ale. Self contained accommodation available plus a secluded campsite. |
| Address: The Newfield Inn, Seathwaite, Broughton in Furness Phone: +44 (0)1229 716208 |
The Prince of Wales |
The Prince of Wales is a mid-1700's building situated in the village of Foxfield one and a half miles from the centre of Broughton-in-Furness. It overlooks the picturesque Duddon Estuary and stands conveniently opposite the request stop railway station which also serves Broughton. Comfortable and affordable bed & breakfast accommodation comprises of 4 en-suite rooms of 2 double, 1 twin and 1 single. Themed beer events are held here throughout the summer. |
| Address: The Prince of Wales, Broughton in Furness Phone: +44 (0)1229 716238 Website: www.princeofwalesfoxfield.co.uk |
Bracelet Hall Farm |
| A 17th Century farmhouse set in over 400 acres of beautiful countryside. This most comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation of 3 en-suite double rooms, is ideally placed for access to the gentle walking country of the Furness Peninsula, it's coastline, and beyond to all areas of the lakes and mountains of the region. Sorry, No children. |
| Address: Bracelet Hall Farm. Woodland, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6AQ Phone: +44 (0)1229 716276 Email: bracelet-hallfarm@hotmail.com |
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