Kirkland Hall Cottages

About

With panoramic views of the Eden Valley and the Lake District Fells, our cottages provide the perfect base to explore some of the UK’s most breathtaking regions. From the cottages, a network of footpaths begins, with options ranging from a short stroll to the tranquil fells to a more energetic hike up Cross Fell. Our peaceful location offers stunning views of the Lake District Fells from our large gardens. The surrounding pastures are a haven for wildlife, including deer, squirrels, badgers, and a variety of bird species like buzzards and peregrine falcons. 

Our four cottages are designed with your comfort in mind, offering cosy, well-furnished spaces that blend charm and practicality. We pride ourselves on maintaining them to the highest standards, ensuring your stay is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.

Beck Cottage is a detached single-storey barn conversion beside a tumbling beck (stream) in its own wildlife garden. It has a wealth of beams and exposed stonework. The arched stone fireplace houses a glass-fronted wood burning stove in the open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. The double bedroom is adjacent to a bathroom with shower over a bath. It is a dog friendly property.

Shearers Cottage is a former barn and is also dog friendly. The fireplace houses a glass-fronted wood-burning stove that gives a cosy glow to the cottage on a winter's evening. The open-plan lounge, farmhouse-style kitchen, and dining area lead via French doors onto a private south-facing patio and to the large communal gardens. To the side of the house, there is a private garden exclusively for the use of this cottage. Upstairs there is a double bedroom, a twin- bedded room and a bathroom with shower over bath.

Formerly the stables for Clydesdale working horses, Stables Cottage also has a wealth of exposed beams and stonework. The oak-lintelled fireplace has a glass-fronted log-burning stove in the open-plan lounge. The farmhouse-style kitchen and dining area open onto a private south-facing patio and to the communal gardens beyond. Upstairs there is a double bedroom, a twin-bedded room and a bathroom with shower over bath.

The Haybarn has a huge sit-in fireplace with a glass-fronted, log-burning stove. The open-plan lounge, the well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen and the dining area have a wealth of exposed beams and stonework. The raised conservatory with views across the Eden Valley to the Lake District Fells opens onto a south-facing patio and to the communal gardens beyond. Upstairs there is a minstrels' gallery with a single sofa bed and three bedrooms. Bedroom one has a double bed and en-suite facilities with shower over bath. The second bedroom has twin beds (which if requested zip together to make a Superking-size bed) and the third bedroom has twin beds (which if requested zip together to make a King-size bed). The family bathroom is shared between bedrooms 2 and 3 with a shower over bath.