With its cobbled streets and fascinating history the market town of Ulverston is a great place to visit and full of surprises. For a start, Stan Laurel was born here…
This Leyland Clock stood proudly for many years at the Jungle transport cafe on the A6 near to Shap. In 1973, after being renovated, the clock was moved to the…
Townend was home to the Browne family for 400 years before it was given to the National Trust in 1943. The farmhouse is brimming with character with a library full…
Only thirty minutes drive from Lothlorien you will come to the fascinating and relatively unspoilt market town of Kirkby Lonsdale. Set in the picturesque Lune Valley, this beautiful market town…
Claife Viewing Station is an attraction well worth a visit and not too far from Lothlorien. Set on a rocky hillside overlooking Windermere, this ruin of a residence noted for…
Cartmel has been celebrating the 800th anniversary of the man who founded Cartmel Priory. The church was founded in 1189 by Sir William Marshall on land recently granted to him…
It’s highly likely that William Wordsworth and his family walked along this route from Rydal to Grasmere. The path will have been regularly used before there was a consecrated local…
We are the Chadwick family and will be delighted to welcome you to this special part of the country. On arrival, we guarantee you a lovely warm Cumbrian welcome. Pam,…
The oldest building in Grange is Hardcragg Hall, dating from 1563. It was was once the home of John Wilkinson, the ironmaster. He sailed the first iron boat on the…
Longsleddale is the most easterly of the major valleys of Lakeland, located 4 miles north of Kendal near Garnett Bridge. Delightful and straight, this narrow valley stretches for 8 miles…