Middlefell View Cottage

Summary

• Three bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 2 x first-floor twins
• Two bathrooms: 1 x ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC, 1 x first-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail, and WC
• Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area, and sitting area with woodburning stove
• Underfloor heating
• Woodburning stove, including starter pack of logs / kindling
• Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, chest freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, kettle, toaster
• TV with Freeview, DVD
• WiFi with high-speed internet connection
• Bed linen and towels
• Travel cot and highchair available upon request
• Off-road parking
• Private garden with lawn and furniture
• Well-behaved dogs welcome (at an additional cost of £25 per dog)
• Shop 2 miles, pub 0.6 miles
• There is a £20 supplement to charge an electric vehicle from the domestic power supply at the property
• This is a per charge supplement and is payable directly to the owner
• ADDITIONAL BOOKING INFORMATION BELOW
• This property can only take bookings Friday - Friday/ Friday -Monday/ Monday - Friday/ Monday - Monday
• This property only accepts minimum 3-night bookings
• This property can be booked with Wellhope View Cottage (ref 1158462) and the two properties together can accommodate up to 10 guests

The property

Hudgill Farm Cottages

Wellhope View Cottage is one of two sympathetically restored barn conversions, at Hudgill Farm. Situated in a rural location, two miles from Alston in Cumbria, Middlefell View overlooks farmland which leads down to the River Nent. The cottage is located in an idyllic setting, providing a quiet getaway for families and friends. The cottage has recently been upgraded and is furnished and equipped to offer comfort and warmth. The underfloor heating and woodburning stove offer a cosy welcome after an invigorating day in the Cumbrian countryside. Attention has been taken to retain and enhance the character of the building, with the exposed A frame wooden beams and a large patio door to the private garden where you can relax and enjoy views over the valley. Footpaths lead across the moorland and the local area has very little light pollution, so this is just the spot for sitting back and stargazing beneath the night’s sky. Nearby Alston retains its traditional country character, with a selection of welcoming coffee shops and pubs serving real ale and good food. The Pennine Way passes through the town, which is also on the Coast to Coast (C2C) Cycle Route. During the summer months you can visit the South Tynedale Railway and enjoy a scenic trip through the majestic North Pennines landscape. Immerse yourself in the local history at the Killhope Lead Mining Museum, the Nenthead Lead Mines and the Epiacum Roman Fort. Local walking routes are plentiful with stunning views over the local landscape, including the nearby Ashgill Force, which is a stunning waterfall offering a calm spot for a picnic and the idyllic Beldy Waterfall. In the colder months, Yad Moss Ski Tow offers an exciting day out on the slopes for both skiing novices and pros alike. For a touch of serene spirituality coupled with fascinating local heritage, visit the Weardale Museum and High House Chapel. A little further afield and within an hour’s drive, you will find attractions such as Hadrian's Wall, Beamish Open Air Museum, Durham Cathedral, Newcastle and the MetroCentre. The stunning Lake District National Park with its rugged fells and mountains are also within easy reach.