Barn Roost

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Mr Candlish
July 2020

“A great cottage from which to explore the magnificent Lake District.”
Mrs Blore November 2019

“The quietness,the wonderful views in autumnal colours.”

The driving on smooth country roads no traffic lights.a place within easy reach of keswick and cockermouth and workington etc.
Mrs Robe November 2019

“Lovely cosy cottage in a perfect location.”

Close to Bassenthwaite Lake and the Solway Firth but also some lovely walks in the immediate area (Binsey Hill, for great views). Perfect for our dogs as there is an enclosed garden. The cottage is very well equipped and has everything you need for a self catering holiday. Will definitely return.
Miss Jones September 2019

“The cottage itself was very nice and clean but what let it down was there was no welcome pack i.”

E. No milk, bread or even any logs for the fire for the first night, although we understand it costs a lot to leave these types of things for visitors each time they let out the property they must realise we paid money to the to be there. There was also no guide to any near amenities like a local shop to get any provisions. It was a good holiday but the lack of information of the area and no "first night" provisions very much let the place down
Mrs Gullon August 2019

“We had somehow set off without our booking details.”

Sykes were fabulous in helping resolve the situation for us
Mrs Spencer May 2019

“Fabulous service”
Miss Upcott May 2019

“A lovely cosy cottage in a rural location, within easy reach of mountainous walks, Keswick or even a day trip across the Scottish border.”
ScubaRachel May 2016

“Cosy and cute”

What a beautiful snug little cottage with bags of charm and character. Perfect location for exploring the area around Keswick.
peachy1027 March 2014

“lovely cottage”

lovely little cottage in middle of no where, irbey village was just under a mile away, although there was nothing there... the sites say little shop and pub, well the pub has been shut 6 months and there is a little house that sells eggs and some fresh veg with a donation pot so thats ok, we found nearest village to be Wigton, about 7 miles away and that had a few shops, Spar and things like that so if you run short id recommend that. The cottage itself was lovely, brand new kitchen and bathroom, very clean, nice enclosed garden out back which was a big plus for us as we had a little dog and he could go out without being on his lead... everything you needed was the a fridge and dishwasher (although we didnt us that) and another fridge out in the conservatory with a small freezer on top.washer dryer very handy as we got rather muddy.... the bed room was massive with a very comfy big bed... the cottage itself was very warm as well, we took some logs and lit the fire, you didnt need to mind you but it was a nice experience to have an open fire... you dont get no phone signal there but once you get out and about you soon pick one up... there if wii fi which was good we was still able to keep in touch with people back home.
A FlipKey verified reviewer March 2014

“Lovely well equipped cottage.”

Lovely cottage, very well equipped with wi-fi, DVD, CD & MP3 player. Bath and shower in the bright clean bathroom. Lovely double bedroom and bunks in second bedroom perfect for kids. Widescreen TV with freeview. Washing machine and drying area perfect for cleaning walking clothes and storing boots etc. great off season price. Loved it, thanx!
A FlipKey verified reviewer January 2014

“Fab break!!”

We ( 2 adults and 2 boys) went and stayed late December for a 3 night break over the New Year. The cottage was equipped with everything we would need. The wood burning stove was lovely and cosy after a walk out. Could not fault in anyway. We all had a wonderful time!!
A FlipKey verified reviewer October 2013

“Just what we wanted.”

Fully equipped cottage in a beautiful area, a little remote but that suited us and our dog. Keswick 12 miles away, blissfully quiet, well equipped kitchen. Would have no hesitation in staying again.
A FlipKey verified reviewer September 2013

“Warm welcoming cottage.”

Barn Roost was a fantastic base to explore the northern Lakes. Beautiful cottage in a peaceful location. Absolutely loved our stay and would definitely return.
A FlipKey verified reviewer July 2013

“Great Cottage”

Great cottage, great location. Had everything we needed. The rural location was a bonus. Will definitely go back, next time for longer.
A FlipKey verified reviewer January 2013

“Lovely cottage!”

We really enjoyed our week at Barn Roost, it was warm, comfortable and well equippedv- great for two adults and 3 dogs - we had loads of great walks and cost evenings in. The conservatory made drying off soggy dogs easy and the laminate flooring was easy to keep clean in the rainy weather. Immaculately clean throughout. The second bedroom would be ideally suited to children, it's got lovely wooden bunks and the courtyard garden would be great in the summer. Room to park one car in front too.
A FlipKey verified reviewer January 2013

“Absolutely beautiful cottage, relaxing to come back to after a d”

Very tranquil location perfect if you don't want any hussle or bustle. Beautiful cottage, short walk away from the pub if you do fancy a drink in the evening. We went in January after the snow so one day we were completely house bound but it was extremely nice in this cosy cottage to be stuck. Good value as it was out of season.
Big "D" November 2012

“Excellent”

It was a perfect getaway for me, the wife and our dog meg for a long weekend of walks and snuggling by the fire. We would definitely visit this property again, in fact we are already planning to go there at some point in 2013.
A FlipKey verified reviewer October 2012

“Value with quality and secluded with accesability”

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Barn Roost, the cottage was excellently appointed, warm and cleanand the location was very quiet but afforded a great opportunity to travel to the coast, up to carlisle and of course down to the Lakes, We believe the value was fist class and the comforts of the highest order, Our Dog, Blu soon settled and the conservatory/lean to utility room was very useful. We would gladly use it again. Seane and Sharon + Blu Wilkinson
A FlipKey verified reviewer September 2012

“relaxing”

The cottage had everything you could want (there was details instructions on the heating & the cooker, which was very handy), the owners had thought of every eventuality. It was clean and welcoming and the beds were really comfy. It rained every day but that the lakes. All in all we had a relaxing break and would book again and would certainly recommend to a friend.
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The property

Barn Roost is a characterful 2 bedroom cottage sleeping 4 with a cosy wood burning stove for those chilliy Cumbrian nights and a delightful garden to relax in after a day on the nearby fells.

Pets are very welcome at this property.

Barn Roost is an absolutely beautiful Grade II listed cottage dating back to 1690's, nestling in the tranquil, rural hamlet of Ruthwaite, located in the Northern Fells within the National Park.

The cottage has been fully refurbished, with the addition of a new kitchen and bathroom, whilst retaining the historic features that give it direct connections to the famous Cumbrian huntsman John Peel.

He lived next door for thirty years and owned the barn that is now Barn Roost.

The cottage benefits from a charming, peaceful setting but is within easy reach of Keswick, Cockermouth and a wealth of amenities and tourist attractions.

There are some excellent pubs nearby, Ireby 1 mile, Uldale 1.5 miles and Bassenthwaite 5 miles.

It is beautifully appointed and furnished throughout and offers a wood burning stove and central heating for those chilly Cumbrian nights. The accommodation comprises: Dining kitchen with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. Dining area with oak dining table and chairs, opening into a characterful beamed lounge. Lounge with multi fuel stove, 32" smart TV with love film and i-Player, DVD and CD player. Conservatory with washer/dryer, drying area and stone sink.

Access to enclosed rear garden and patio. First floor: Spacious beamed bedroom with brass double bed and TV/DVD. Bunk bedroom suitable for children. Bathroom with shower over bath, vanity hand basin, heated towel rail and WC. All electric, oil, bed linen and towels included. Parking for one car, plus ample on street parking. Enclosed rear garden and patio. Wi-Fi available free of charge.

Summary

Over two floors
There are two first floor bedrooms: 1 x double bedroom with double bed and 1 x bunk room with bunk beds suitable only for children. There is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath, basin and WC
Ground floor: Kitchen with dining area following onto a lounge with woodburning stove and conservatory.
Central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, Smart TV with Love Films, i-Player, DVD and CD player, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Secure garden with patio
Parking for 1 car, also parking on available
Three well-behaved pets welcome
No smoking
Pub 1 mile away, shops and restaurants 15 min drive
Logs not provided.

About the location

IREBY

Bassenthwaite 5 miles; Keswick 12 miles.

Ireby nestles in the peaceful fells of the northern Lake District, in the beautiful area to the north of Keswick known as 'Back of Skiddaw'. Once a thriving market town, with the market cross believed to date back to 1200, Ireby is now a truly unspoilt, peaceful fell village. The peaks of Great Calva and Knott look down on the village and the nearby Aughertree Fell was the site of a Bronze Age farm and the remains of a pre-Roman road are still in evidence, a unique and most complete settlement from the Iron Age period. Nearby Bassenthwaite Lake itself, while boasting gentler scenery than others in the region, is still one of the most picturesque places in England. Places of interest nearby include Mirehouse, a grand house and gardens on the shores of the Lake with small open-air theatre (reputedly frequented by poets such as Tennyson and Wordsworth), Trotters Farm, and Dodd Wood. Most of the attractions of the Lake District are within easy reach and the quieter Northern Fells are almost on the doorstep. The nearby towns of Cockermouth and Keswick, both have weekly markets and offer a good range of amenities. The scenery of the Yorkshire Dales is within touring distance, as is the city of Carlisle and Hadrians Wall.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Off-season
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Christmas

Barn Roost

Ireby, Cumbria & The Lake District (Ref. 972275)

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Features

“A great cottage from which to explore the magnificent Lake District.”

“The quietness,the wonderful views in autumnal colours.”

“Lovely cosy cottage in a perfect location.”

“The cottage itself was very nice and clean but what let it down was there was no welcome pack i.”

“We had somehow set off without our booking details.”

“Fabulous service”

“A lovely cosy cottage in a rural location, within easy reach of mountainous walks, Keswick or even a day trip across the Scottish border.”

“Cosy and cute”

“lovely cottage”

“Lovely well equipped cottage.”

“Fab break!!”

“Just what we wanted.”

“Warm welcoming cottage.”

“Great Cottage”

“Lovely cottage!”

“Absolutely beautiful cottage, relaxing to come back to after a d”

“Excellent”

“Value with quality and secluded with accesability”

“relaxing”

The property

Summary

About the location

IREBY