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This is a bright and airy chapel conversion with its feet right on the Pennine Way. It has been featured on Border TV and is the home of David who does stained and kiln glass and Mary who carves stone and bends wire into sculptures. The area has a wide variety of bird and animal life and a local day ticket is available for salmon and trout fishing.
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Guests have use of the specatular lounge with its enormous log burning stove and soft squashy seating. For the weary there is even a massage chair. The food is excellent with free range eggs and when possible freshly grown ingredients and home-baked bread.
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All the bedrooms have good quality mattresses and modern en-suite facilities with hip-bath and shower.
Each room has TV, hairdryer and tea-making facilities.
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