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Holiday Cottages in a small fellside village in the Upper Eden Valley - Details
Close to the famous Settle Carlisle Railway and situated 8 miles from the Yorkshire Dales National Park & 45 minutes from the Lake District.
The Smardale Nature Reserve just a mile away is home to red squirrels, deer and a host of birds and plants.
Close to the famous Pennine way and Coast to Coast walk the area
is an excellent centre for walking and cycling.
The small market town of Kirkby Stephen is just 4 miles away, notable for its many antique shops. Appleby, once the county town of Westmorland is just 8 miles away.
The Victorian Chapel Conversion has created two very attractive holiday cottages, retaining many original features and furnished to a high standard.
There is also use of a tennis court, and nearby there is fishing and golf.
For more details please visit the Mossgill Holidays website - self catering holiday cottages
Number of Units:
Two: Mossgill Chapel and Mossgill Loft
Price Guide:
Mossgill Chapel - From £340 - £430 per cottage per week
Mossgill Loft - From £260 - £330 per cottage per week
Contact Details:
Mossgill House,
Crosby Garrett,
Kirkby Stephen,
Cumbria,
CA17 4PW
Tel 01768 371149
Email: clarehallamuk@yahoo.co.uk
Web: www.mossgill-holidays.co.uk
Map:
See the cottages' location on google maps
Map reference: NY 729095
Directions:
From M6 jct 38 drive 14 miles to Kirkby Stephen, then drive through market square, take first left turn to Soulby. Bear right at next fork in road then cross over stone bridge in Soulby, take the next immediate left to Crosby Garret. Follow this road until you reach another left turn in road signed to Crosby Garret (about 0.25 miles). St Andrews Church is up on a hill on your right which is a good landmark. Take another sharp left turn on the upper road above the village beck and Mossgill House is along on the left, about 100 yds. It is a large cream and white Georgian house and has a lay-by below the garden wall. Park there and come to the front door. From the north, take the A66 to Brough then the A685 to Kirkby Stephen. As you come into the town take a right turn between Harold Robinson and a public garden then to Soulby.
