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Manor - Bed & Breakfast accommodation:
Dating from the 15th Century, our grade II* listed Manor House offers Bed & Breakfast accommodation on the southern outskirts of Kendal - the Gateway to the Lakes.
Helsington Lodge - Self catering accommodation:
Accommodates up to three people (or two adults and two children) in the West Wing of the Manor House.
Bridge House Cottage - Self catering accommodation:
Our 17th Century cottage is situated on the banks of the River Leven at Backbarrow, within the Lake District National Park.
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The guest accommodation is provided in the East wing.
All rooms have colour television and tea/coffee facilities.
The property is equipped with a comprehensive fire alarm system and a strict no smoking policy is enforced for the safety and comfort of guests.
The dining room and guest lounge are provided on the ground floor with access to the grounds. The lounge has a plaster tracery decoration on the West wall with the initials "IAB" and date "1538" This is believed to have been a trial piece for a similar ceiling design that appears at nearby Levens Hall.
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Surrounded by the splendour of Cumbria’s Fells, the thriving Market town of Kendal disguises its historic past. The remains of its Norman Castle locate one of the original Roman camps that guarded the route to the Scottish border.
The castle was the birthplace and childhood home of Katherine Parr, sixth wife of Henry VIII. The 13th century parish church is one of the largest in England. Individual shops of character many concealed in numbered yards tucked away down alleyways provide a pleasant contrast to the chain stores found on most high streets. A wide range of restaurants cafes and pubs offer a traditional Cumbrian hospitality.
The Brewery Arts centre offers a wide range of entertainment including theatre, cinema, and live music.
The medieval Sizergh Castle and Elizabethan Levens Hall are recommended visits close to Helsington Laithes Manor.
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