Bannerdale
Westmorland and Furness
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Bannerdale is a ground-floor apartment within a converted farmstead, set among 7 acres of shared grounds in the Lake District National Park. Everything you need for cooking and laundry is provided: a full kitchen with oven, hob, microwave and dishwasher, plus a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Electricity, heating, bed linen, Wi-Fi and towels are all included. The property sleeps four across two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and heated towel rail.
Both bedrooms feature zip-and-link beds that can be configured as doubles or pushed together as singles. A sun room adjoins the open-plan living space, where you'll find a TV and electric fire. Parking for two cars is private; there's also bike storage and an electric vehicle charging point on site. The shared garden includes a sitting-out area with furniture. One well-behaved dog stays free. The apartment is accredited for Level 1 disabled access, with level access to the entrance and everything on one floor.
This converted stone building sits on elevated ground overlooking fell and countryside, with views towards Mungrisdale and Caldbeck Fells. No smoking throughout. Check-in is after 15:00 and checkout before 10:00.
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What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Lovely looking Crags, great view of Sharp Edge and Blencathra on the walk up to it. I did Blencathra, Mungrisdale Common, and Bowscale Fell before heading up this hill. Great view from the top.
a year ago · via Google
An alternative view of Sharp Edge from this vantage point. A must do, but often neglected fell. Great place for a wild camp too. LNT Video on my YouTube channel just search Steve Hayes Adventures.
a year ago · via Google
You can walk up from Mungrisdale, which is a great walk. It's not steep, but it does go on for a while. You get stunning views of Blencathra and Sharp Edge.
3 years ago · via Google
This is a great walk but very hard going in places. We began the climb from the Mill Inn and despite being in the Lakes, we weren't expecting the steep climb we faced. We carried on and got to the top with the route down via the western face (very very slippery when wet) and we are now enjoying a post walk cup of tea. Dog loved it but there are some seriously perilous drops and sheer faces so he spent a good portion on the lead. The Cairn at the top was a bit of a poor attempt too.
4 years ago · via Google