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4 Guests
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2 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Pets Yes
Features
- Garden / Patio
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
12 Customer Reviews
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"I very much enjoyed my stay at this lovely house."
The house is spacious and the kitchen is fully equipped and great for cooking. The garden is lovely and there are some great walks around the area, which is absolutely stunning. Highly recommended :)
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"A tranquil haven with a lovely woodland garden full of birds."
Wonderful views and a comfy windowsill to enjoy the sunrise.
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"The only issue was the duvet, which was very thin and as the weather had changed we did feel the cold."
Everything else was absolutely perfect.
Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry that you felt cold. Although it doesn’t help you, the duvets are now the winter ones Best wishes Property Owner
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"The cottage is absolutely beautiful."
We had a really lovely week there and will definitely be coming back!
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"Quiet backwater with a lovely garden which was ideal for our short stay in the area where we wanted to visit Vindolanda and Hadrians wall."
An interesting historical plus was discovering the heritage of Tindale which at one time was the industrial working home of Stehenson's Rocket before it was saved for posterity.
I’m so glad you enjoyed your stay and through your interest in history, discovered our local ‘claim to fame’! Best wishes Property Owner
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"Lovely little work stay in a lovely little house."
The most stunning surroundings and great walks right on the doorstep. Would most definitely stay again. Thank you very much
It was a pleasure to host you and your colleague. I'm so glad you enjoyed the fabulous countryside during your work stay Property Owner
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"Tindale can be a wild place in winter, but would be lovely in summer!"
The house is compact but has everything you need including two good sized bedrooms. Wildlife is plentyfull and we even found a young Deer eating the plants in the back garden one morning! Would certainly have no hesitation in staying in Tindale again - but this time in summer! The scenery is impressive and there are walks right from your door.
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"Excellent value for money and great for a quiet holiday."
There is the potential for some nice walking - given reasonable weather! The owner has a small library of interesting and informative books, which were appreciated. A very interesting and extensive back garden and great views of the nearby North Pennine fells.
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"Our first week at 3 Tindale Terrace was good - anyone needing a quiet place to stay with interesting topography and walks on the doorstep need look no further!"
The only downside was the weather on 2 or 3 days - rain and strong winds! However, this was October and the terrace is located on high ground. So, changeable weather was not unexpected! Hallbankgate and Brampton are a few minutes drive away, so groceries are not a problem (or pubs if you enjoy a drink). The accommodation was fine, but we would have welcomed curtains or a blind in the downstairs toilet. I tried to explore the back garden, but found it to be much longer than anticipated and could not reach its end! The owner has a very interesting collection of books and guides/maps for exploring the wider area and there is plenty to see and experience around Tindale, Brampton and area. I would certainly recommend 3, Tindale Terrace for a small family or a couple looking for something quiet and a little different! I wish I had had more time in which to do some walking in the area, but couldn't fit it in this time.
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"Very nice property and it looks a lot better in real life!"
we were very pleasantly surprised! Very nice remote location that is very picturesque just what one needs on holiday! Cottage is very warm, cosy, very comfortable bed, pretty bathroom, loads of nice books to read, games for children, and even a large soft deer which was a great delight for an 8 year old! Owner was near by and was very responsive and just lovely! We really liked the interior of the cottage it was so very cute! And garden is very pretty! Very nice cooker and cooking utensils and even plates were very pretty! It was a very well made property with love and care and we really felt it.
So lovely to meet you and your family. I’m so glad you enjoyed the house and its surroundings. Thank you for sharing your feedback. Property Owner
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"Lovely property with a lovely view and some great walks nearby."
Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed your stay Property Owner
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"Perfect for a quiet holiday off the beaten track, very relaxing."
Lots of places to visit and walks. The house has everything we needed. The back garden is shared with next door and closed off. Lovely to sit out and let the dogs have a potter around.
Summary
- Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin
- Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, and WC
- Cloakroom with basin and WC
- Kitchen/diner
- Sitting room
- Oil-fired central heating
- Electric Range oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher
- TV, WiFi
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off-road parking for 1 car
- Enclosed rear garden with private patio with furniture, and communal, lawn shared with next door
- One well-behaved dog welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop 2.5 miles, pub 3.4 miles
The property
Hallbankgate 3.4 miles.
Resting upon the cusp of the North Pennines AONB in Tindale Fell near Hallbankgate is 3 Tindale Terrace, a lovely, mid-terrace cottage.
Enjoying a rural position, overlooking the Cumbria countryside, whilst offering pet-friendly accommodation and an enclosed garden, the cottage makes the ideal base for a family break, inviting four guests.
Park up off-road before heading indoors, firstly reaching the fully-equipped kitchen/diner, where you can fulfil your self-catering needs before dining as a group; you'll also find a washing machine and a dishwasher for an easier stay.
Continue through to the sitting room to relax and catch up on your latest programmes, or head outdoors to bask in your surroundings a little longer.
When sleep calls, select between two bedrooms, including a double and a twin, both serviced by a bathroom and a handy cloakroom.
Awaken to explore the countryside, firstly stopping off in Hallbankgate to stock up on the essentials and to dine out.
Within proximity you'll find Talkin Tarn Country Park, offering the perfect setting for an afternoon stroll, or for those keen walkers, head to RSPB Geltsdale nature reserve, also ideal for bird watchers and wildlife spotters.
Head for the city of Carlisle, brimming with history and culture, where you can tour Carlisle Castle, ramble through the pretty grounds of the Carlisle Chinese / Italian Gardens, stroll alongside River Eden, discover Tullie, showcasing local history and art, or explore the magnificent structures of Carlisle Cathedral.
Round off your break in Penrith, with the chance to practise your swing at Penrith Golf Club, tour Penrith Castle, or hike through Thacka Beck Nature Reserve, before returning home for supper.
Escape to the countryside at 3 Tindale Terrace.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250.
About the location
HALLBANKGATE
Brampton 3.5 miles; Carlisle 12.8 miles; Penrith 22.3 miles.
Situated on the North Westerly edge of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the picturesque village of Hallbankgate. Once a former coal and lead mining settlement and home to the renowned Lord Carlisle's railway, Hallbankgate is now a lovely holiday destination, nestled amongst the unspoilt scenery of Cumbria with fascinating limestone quarries resting on its southern end. Named after Lord William Howard of Naworth castle, the traditional, 17th century pub of The Belted Will is highly rated amongst the locals and boasts friendly service and great food. Hallbankgate additionally hosts a handy supermarket, where holiday-goers can grab all of their essentials during their stay. The village backs onto the nature reserve of RSPB Geltsdale, where walkers and cyclists can wander through to their heart's content whilst spotting the Cumbrian wildlife. The Talkin Tarn Country Park is even closer to the village and is an extremely popular fishing and picnicking spot. Travel further afield to Lanercost, where history fans will be pleased to discover the stunning ruins of the once-glorious Lanercost Priory, before continuing on to the remains of Hadrian's Wall. With easy access to Brampton and Carlisle, visitors are provided ample opportunity for days out filled with attractions and culture. Nature enthusiasts can venture further into the North Pennines AONB to discover more outdoors activities, or visit the Lake District National Park for a plethora of lakeside fun and watersports to partake in.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas