
Barn Roost is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in the village of Kirkbride, Cumbria. The property showcases original exposed beams and traditional stonework throughout. You'll find a wood-burning stove in the main living area, perfect for cosy evenings after exploring the Solway Coast.
The barn sits in peaceful countryside with views across open fields. This is proper rural Cumbria. You're surrounded by farmland and quiet lanes, with the Solway Firth just a short drive away.
Inside there are three bedrooms sleeping six guests and two bathrooms. The open-plan kitchen and dining area features the barn's original stonework. A separate sitting room has the wood burner and comfortable seating.
Barn Roost is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in the village of Kirkbride, Cumbria. The property showcases original exposed beams and traditional stonework throughout. You'll find a wood-burning stove in the main living area, perfect for cosy evenings after exploring the Solway Coast.
The barn sits in peaceful countryside with views across open fields. This is proper rural Cumbria. You're surrounded by farmland and quiet lanes, with the Solway Firth just a short drive away.
Inside there are three bedrooms sleeping six guests and two bathrooms. The open-plan kitchen and dining area features the barn's original stonework. A separate sitting room has the wood burner and comfortable seating. Upstairs you'll find the bedrooms under the barn's original roof timbers.
Carlisle city centre is 13 miles away (20 minutes). The Lake District National Park boundary is 15 miles south (25 minutes). Hadrian's Wall at Birdoswald Roman Fort is 18 miles (30 minutes). The Scottish border town of Gretna Green is 16 miles (25 minutes).
Barn Roost works brilliantly for families or groups wanting genuine countryside peace with easy access to Cumbria's best attractions.
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The barn's authentic stonework creates real character throughout the living spaces and reminds you of the building's agricultural heritage every day.
The wood burner in the sitting room provides proper warmth and atmosphere during cooler months, making evenings especially cosy and relaxing.
Original timber beams in the bedrooms showcase the barn's traditional construction and add genuine period features to the sleeping areas.
Open fields surround the property giving you proper peace and quiet, with nothing but farmland and sky in every direction.
The nearby Solway Firth offers brilliant coastal walks and birdwatching opportunities, with stunning views across to Scotland on clear days.
Sleeping six guests comfortably means families or groups can spread out properly, with everyone getting their own space under those beams.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Barn Roost by car, take the M6 to Junction 44 and follow the A7 north towards Carlisle. Take the B5307 west through Thursby and continue to Kirkbride. The barn has convenient off-road parking when you arrive.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Carlisle, approximately 13 miles from the property. From there, you'll need a taxi or hire car for the remaining journey to Kirkbride.
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