This shepherd's hut rests in the depths of Bowness on Solway, west of Carlisle, a cosy village with a pub and a tearoom, most significantly, Hadrian’s Wall which stretches from the heart of the village to Wallsend.
Enter the retreat by a set of steps which take you up to the open-plan living area, a homely base to return to, featuring a woodburning stove and a triple bunk bed, promising a lovely night's sleep.
There is a neat and stylish kitchen close by, and exposed ceiling beams bring a glimpse of character to the interior.
You will look forward to cosying up after an eventful day, watching your favourite shows on the wall-mounted TV, or even wandering outside to enjoy a refreshing drink on the picnic bench surrounded by natural beauty.
Where these properties lie is on top of an old Roman Fort called ‘Fort Maia’ which was the second largest fought to be built on Hadrian’s Wall.
To the outside, there is an allocated parking space, access to a well-stocked gym and a tearoom with a shop.
Breakfast and evening meals can also be requested from the owners, please contact them before arrival to arrange.
Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 987886, 987893, 987895, together they can sleep up to 12 people.