
Fern Bank is a detached Grade II listed house in Cumbria that sleeps larger groups in period surroundings. This historic property sits in the Eden Valley near Penrith. The listed building offers authentic character features perfect for groups wanting something special. Original architectural details make this booking stand out for families or friends gathering together.
The Eden Valley provides a peaceful base between the Lake District and North Pennines. Rolling countryside surrounds the property with market towns and villages nearby.
This Grade II listed house features multiple bedrooms across its period layout. The property includes several bathrooms to serve larger groups comfortably.
Fern Bank is a detached Grade II listed house in Cumbria that sleeps larger groups in period surroundings. This historic property sits in the Eden Valley near Penrith. The listed building offers authentic character features perfect for groups wanting something special. Original architectural details make this booking stand out for families or friends gathering together.
The Eden Valley provides a peaceful base between the Lake District and North Pennines. Rolling countryside surrounds the property with market towns and villages nearby.
This Grade II listed house features multiple bedrooms across its period layout. The property includes several bathrooms to serve larger groups comfortably. Social spaces include reception rooms with original features where everyone can gather. The historic building maintains its character whilst providing modern facilities for group stays.
Penrith town centre (4 miles, 10 minutes) offers shops and restaurants. Ullswater lake (8 miles, 15 minutes) provides watersports and walks. Rheged Centre (5 miles, 12 minutes) has exhibitions and activities. Lowther Castle (6 miles, 14 minutes) features gardens and adventure playgrounds.
Fern Bank suits history-loving groups wanting authentic period accommodation near Lake District attractions. Book here for listed building character combined with group-friendly space.
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Authentic period features and architectural details throughout this historic house create a memorable setting for group gatherings and special occasions.
Peaceful countryside position between Lake District and North Pennines offers easy access to both regions for varied group days out.
Multiple reception rooms and bedrooms provide plenty of space for larger families and friend groups to spread out comfortably.
Just four miles from Penrith with its shops, restaurants and amenities making supplies and dining out convenient for groups.
Close proximity to Ullswater and other lakes means groups can easily explore famous walking routes and water activities.
Original reception rooms with character features give groups atmospheric spaces to relax together after days exploring the surrounding countryside.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Fern Bank by car, take the M6 to Junction 40 and follow the A66 towards Penrith. The property lies in the Eden Valley near Penrith with off-road parking available for multiple vehicles.
Penrith railway station is the nearest mainline stop, approximately 4 miles from the property. Regular services connect to major cities and taxis are readily available from the station for the short journey to Fern Bank.
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