The Stables Cottage

The Stables sleeps two and is almost on one level with only three steps down from the lounge/dining room to the double bedroom. It also has a fitted kitchen and shower room. There is an open fire in the lounge, electric storage heating and supplementary electric heaters. There is a very large private garden with picnic table and magnificent views to the west which show the whole of the central fells. The garden is a magnificent spot to sit and enjoy a cool drink whilst watching the sun set behind the mountains.

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A Bothy was where the unmarried male farm hands used to sleep. Things have improved since those days and this Bothy sleeps four in two separate bedrooms on the first floor. One has a double bed and the other twin beds. The ground floor consists of an open lounge/dining area with a fitted kitchen. There is an entrance hall with the shower room off. This cottage has full oil fired central heating plus a wood burning stove. The private garden is accessible through the French window from the lounge and faces South with similar views to the Hayloft.

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The Byre

The Byre was the term for the building where the cattle were kept but they would have to have been very athletic animals as this Byre is on three floors and sleeps five. The ground floor has an entrance hall, shower room and bedroom with a single bed and a set of bunk beds. The lounge/kitchen/dining area is on the first floor. There is a large attic style double bedroom on the second floor, with provision for a single "Z bed". This cottage has full oil fired central heating but no wood burning stove or open fire. There is a lawned area outside the cottage with a picnic table and views similar to the Stables Cottage.

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