
Shepherds View is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in Cumbria's Eden Valley. Original exposed beams and vaulted ceilings create a striking interior space. The barn features thick stone walls and traditional oak frames that showcase its agricultural heritage. Outside you'll find a peaceful rural setting with open countryside views.
The barn sits in rolling farmland near the Lake District National Park. Fields stretch out in every direction. You can see the Pennine hills from the windows. It's proper countryside here.
Inside there are three bedrooms sleeping six guests. Two bathrooms serve the property. The open-plan living area includes a modern kitchen and comfortable seating.
Shepherds View is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in Cumbria's Eden Valley. Original exposed beams and vaulted ceilings create a striking interior space. The barn features thick stone walls and traditional oak frames that showcase its agricultural heritage. Outside you'll find a peaceful rural setting with open countryside views.
The barn sits in rolling farmland near the Lake District National Park. Fields stretch out in every direction. You can see the Pennine hills from the windows. It's proper countryside here.
Inside there are three bedrooms sleeping six guests. Two bathrooms serve the property. The open-plan living area includes a modern kitchen and comfortable seating. Large barn doors flood the space with natural light. The ground floor bedroom suits those who prefer single-level living.
Penrith offers shops and restaurants (4 miles, 10 minutes). Lake Ullswater provides watersports and walking trails (8 miles, 15 minutes). Appleby-in-Westmorland has a Norman castle (5 miles, 12 minutes). Lowther Castle and Gardens makes a great family day out (6 miles, 14 minutes).
Shepherds View works brilliantly for families wanting Lake District access without the crowds. The barn conversion character gives you something special.
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The original timber beams and soaring vaulted ceilings create a stunning architectural feature throughout the main living space of this converted stone barn.
Set in open Eden Valley farmland with Pennine views, the barn offers complete countryside peace whilst remaining accessible to Lake District attractions.
The barn's generous open-plan kitchen and living area retains original features whilst providing modern comfort for families and groups of six.
Thick traditional stone walls throughout the conversion showcase the barn's agricultural past and provide authentic character in every room.
Located just eight miles from Ullswater, the barn provides easy access to lakeland walks and watersports without staying in busy tourist areas.
The downstairs bedroom with adjacent bathroom offers practical single-level accommodation for guests with mobility considerations or young families.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Shepherds View by car, take the A66 towards Appleby-in-Westmorland and follow signs to Cliburn. The barn conversion is easily accessible from major routes and you'll have convenient off-road parking for two cars upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Penrith, just 4 miles away with regular services on the West Coast Main Line. From there, it's a short taxi ride to your countryside barn conversion.
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