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Built in the 1800’s, ‘The Barn’ nestles at the foot of Honister Pass at the head of the beautiful Borrowdale Valley. It is constructed from local stone and looking at the exposed oak roof beams, it is clear that they had an even earlier use - probably in the hull of a ship.
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For walking and mountaineering it is an ideal base in the heart of Lakeland. Scafell Pike, Great Gable, Glaramara, Dale Head, etc. can be walked from the door.
Its character, the location and its wonderful views are enhanced by the quality of its furnishings to make it an ideal base for a memorable holiday in this beautiful
National Park
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Indeed, at The Barn it is quite possible to abandon your car for the period of your stay.
Use the regular buses and/or the Derwentwater ferry to
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The area offers plenty of opportunity for self-indulgence.
Try a little consumer therapy and choose from the many pubs, restaurants, tea and coffee shops in the area.
There is little need to chain yourself to the kitchen sink if you don’t want to!
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For a touch of culture there is the new and most attractive Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, not to mention the Alhambra Cinema, which is a step into the past in all ways bar its program.
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The Barn is inspected
annually by the English Tourism Council.
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For further information about availability and prices, please visit the Cumbrian Cottages website by clicking the button above
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