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4
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2
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2
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Sat 4th Aug 2018 to 14th Dec 2019
This two bedroomed apartment, with its own private entrance and courtyard with seating area is on the ground floor ideal for those who have difficulties walking or with stairs. The cottage can be rented together with Geltsdale to sleep a total of 12 people. The area is perfect for those wanting to tour the Lake District, Hadrian's Wall, Scottish Borders and there is easy access to Northumberland.
Wetheral has a quaint village green including the former sandstone May pole and is overlooked by Fantails Bistro Restaurant and Wheatsheaf traditional village pub, village shop and tea rooms and Crown Hotel with Walton's public bar and leisure complex. A short steep walk takes you past the church and remains of the abbey to the River Eden. To the east the 19th century viaduct towers above the river with some of the best salmon fishing in the country, further along the river you can view a magnificent waterfall cascading down from Corby Castle, woodland walks leads to the remains of the caves used by the monks in the 14th century.
Located below Geltsdale, East Wing, Geltsdale Garden shares the same extensive grounds and enjoys pleasant views to Geltsdale fells. Geltsdale Garden Apartment is all on one level making this ideal for those with walking difficulties. The apartment has stunning views over the surrounding Eden Valley.
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin (zip/link, can be super king-size double on request) with en-suite bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area.
WETHERAL Carlisle 5.3 miles. The village of Wetheral lies five miles from Carlisle in the north of Cumbria. With great transport links, Wetheral has a quaint village green and is overlooked by a restaurant, pub, village shop and tearooms, along with the Crown Hotel. A short steep walk takes you past the church and remains of the abbey to the River Eden. To the east, the 19th century viaduct towers above the river with some of the best salmon fishing in the country. Further along the river you can view a wonderful waterfall from Corby Castle, and woodland walks lead to the remains of the caves used in the 14th century. Carlisle – the Border City – is the main shopping, commercial and industrial centre in the northern half of Cumbria, with a museum, historic tours, and plenty of entertainment for you to enjoy at your own leisure.
This property offers the following short breaks:
