Quirky country peaceful retreat with views for 8

About this property

Unwind in a peaceful, rural village high up in the magnificent North Pennines AONB, Cumbria. Camellia Cottage is a well equipped cottage lovingly restored with modern facilities but olde world charm. Amenities include a cosy lounge with wood burner, well equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms that sleep 8 (1 superking, 2 king and 1 double), 1 main bathroom and a ground floor wet room with shower and handrails. Modern kitchen. This cottage is a reminder that rural living means sharing space with nature. The space Unwind in a peaceful, rural village high up in the magnificent North Pennines AONB, Cumbria. Often referred to as England's last wilderness, our area is a marvellous land of biodiversity. It was Europe's first UNESCO Geopark. Use Camellia Cottage as your base for exploring the many sights that nature has to offer around us. A short drive from the Lake District National Park, perched high up on the border between Cumbria and Northumberland, and within easy access of the beautiful Weardale Valley,Teesdale and Yorkshire. Dog friendly up to 4 dogs allowed (more at owners discretion, message us if you have more). We are incredibly lucky to have a massive 6 acre free dog paddock on our doorstep, about 1 minute walk from the door. Fully enclosed and perfect for reactive dogs. We also have a second dog paddock about 3 minutes walk across the river. Walks from the doorstep abound. The cottage comes with all mod cons including a fridge freezer, washing machine,fully equipped kitchen with Tassimo Coffee machine, Smart TV with Netflix/Prime, modern electric hob and oven. We have a lounge, dining room and open plan kitchen. At the back we have a patio area with BBQ facilities and outdoor dining for spring/summer months. In the front is a fully enclosed and fenced garden suitable for dogs. Guest access Everything. Mi casa es tu casa, as they say in Spanish! Other things to note Camellia Cottage is a charming, traditional countryside retreat, full of character and history—per

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