
Horrockwood Farm is a converted stone barn in Cumbria, set in the Eden Valley near Penrith. This traditional barn features exposed oak beams, original stonework and high vaulted ceilings that showcase its agricultural heritage. The conversion retains authentic character whilst offering modern comfort for your stay.
The barn sits in open countryside with views across rolling fields and distant fells. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures. You're surrounded by working farmland with footpaths leading directly from the door into the Cumbrian landscape.
The accommodation sleeps guests in well-appointed bedrooms with contemporary bathrooms. Living spaces include an open-plan kitchen and dining area beneath the barn's original timber frame.
Horrockwood Farm is a converted stone barn in Cumbria, set in the Eden Valley near Penrith. This traditional barn features exposed oak beams, original stonework and high vaulted ceilings that showcase its agricultural heritage. The conversion retains authentic character whilst offering modern comfort for your stay.
The barn sits in open countryside with views across rolling fields and distant fells. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures. You're surrounded by working farmland with footpaths leading directly from the door into the Cumbrian landscape.
The accommodation sleeps guests in well-appointed bedrooms with contemporary bathrooms. Living spaces include an open-plan kitchen and dining area beneath the barn's original timber frame. Large windows flood the rooms with natural light.
Penrith town centre offers shops and cafes (4 miles, 10 minutes). Ullswater lake provides watersports and walking trails (6 miles, 15 minutes). Lowther Castle and gardens make a great family day out (3 miles, 8 minutes). Rheged Centre hosts exhibitions and activities (2 miles, 5 minutes).
Horrockwood Farm suits families and groups wanting genuine barn character with easy access to the Lake District. Book for countryside peace with attractions close by.
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Original timber beams span the ceiling throughout the barn, creating an authentic agricultural atmosphere that reminds you of the building's working past.
The high ceilings give a real sense of space and grandeur, typical of traditional Cumbrian stone barns built for storing hay and grain.
Windows frame views across working farmland to distant fells, with sheep grazing in fields and footpaths leading straight into open countryside.
Thick stone walls throughout the barn provide character and history, keeping the building cool in summer and cosy during colder months.
The kitchen and dining area flow together under the barn's timber frame, perfect for families and groups to gather and cook together.
Positioned between Penrith and the Lake District, you can reach Ullswater in fifteen minutes whilst enjoying peaceful countryside on your doorstep.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Horrockwood Farm by car, take the M6 to junction 40 and follow the A66 towards Keswick. Turn onto the A6 towards Penrith, then follow local roads to the property. Off-road parking for two cars is available on arrival.
Penrith railway station is the nearest stop, located approximately 4 miles from the barn. Regular services connect to major cities including London, Manchester and Glasgow. Taxis are readily available from the station for the short journey to the property.
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