Farm Stay in England
9 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this farm stay rental
STEP BACK IN TIME - WITHOUT GIVING UP COMFORT
Low Annat Walls is a lovingly restored 1707 farmhouse in the heart of the North Pennines with sweeping views towards Cross Fell and the surrounding valley.
Located about a mile from the historic market town of Alston, the house offers a wonderfully peaceful base for exploring, walking, relaxing and enjoying some of England's darkest skies.
The farmhouse combines centuries of character with thoughtful modern comforts, including a private sauna and outdoor shower, cosy fireplaces, a beautifully renovated kitchen and comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests.
Whether you are here for the long walks across the fells, evenings around the fire, stargazing from the patio or simply a few days away from everyday life, Low Annat Walls is a place to slow down and enjoy being somewhere special.
THE HOUSE
The farmhouse sleeps up to eight guests across three bedrooms and has two bathrooms.
Built in 1707, Low Annat Walls retains the character and atmosphere of a historic North Pennine farmhouse while providing the comfort you would expect from a carefully renovated holiday home.
The living areas provide plenty of room for everyone to gather, while also offering quiet corners to curl up with book or simply enjoy the views.
The sunroom is a particularly lovely place to sit with a morning coffee or a glass of wine while taking in the views across the valley.
THE SAUNA
After a day of exploring the North Pennine countryside, unwind in the private sauna and enjoy the outdoor shower.
KITCHEN & DINING
The newly renovated kitchen is well equipped for preparing and serving everything from a relaxed breakfast to a proper dinner with family and friends.
With a wine fridge, stove and oven, warming drawer and combination oven, the kitchen is designed for guests who love cooking and sharing meals.
OUTDOORS & THE VIEW
The stunning location sets Low Annat Walls apart. With views across the valley towards Cross Fell and the ancient Roman road leading to Epiacum, the farmhouse is surrounded by open countryside. There is plenty to do without getting in the car: Walking routes directly from the doorstep, fishing down at the South Tyne river or simply sitting outside on the patio with the ever changing light across the fells. At night, thanks to the lack of light pollution, the area offers some of the best dark skies in the country.
ALSTON & THE NORTH PENNINES
The property is about a mile out side of Alston, England's highest market town.
Alston with its cafes, pubs and independent shops can be reached by foot, making it easy to enjoy the town without giving up the peace and privacy of the farmhouse. Low Annat Walls is ideally located for exploring the North Pennines with many local attractions as well as taking easy day trips to Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, the Lake District and both coasts.
PARKING & ACCESS
There is ample parking for three cars.
Please note the access to the farmhouse is via a single file farm track. SUVs or vehicles with reasonable ground clearance are recommended.
A PLACE TO SLOW DOWN
Low Annat Walls' appeal lies in the rare combination of history, scenery, space, privacy and comfort.
Come for the walking, the views, the dark skies. Stay for the fires, the sauna, the shared meals and the feeling of being genuinely removed from everyday life.
If you are looking for a memorable North Pennine escape with room to breathe, Low Annat Walls is ready to welcome you. Book your stay and make this historic farmhouse your base for a few days or fresh air, beautiful landscapes and time well spent together.
Low Annat Walls is a lovingly restored 1707 farmhouse in the heart of the North Pennines with sweeping views towards Cross Fell and the surrounding valley.
Located about a mile from the historic market town of Alston, the house offers a wonderfully peaceful base for exploring, walking, relaxing and enjoying some of England's darkest skies.
The farmhouse combines centuries of character with thoughtful modern comforts, including a private sauna and outdoor shower, cosy fireplaces, a beautifully renovated kitchen and comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests.
Whether you are here for the long walks across the fells, evenings around the fire, stargazing from the patio or simply a few days away from everyday life, Low Annat Walls is a place to slow down and enjoy being somewhere special.
THE HOUSE
The farmhouse sleeps up to eight guests across three bedrooms and has two bathrooms.
Built in 1707, Low Annat Walls retains the character and atmosphere of a historic North Pennine farmhouse while providing the comfort you would expect from a carefully renovated holiday home.
The living areas provide plenty of room for everyone to gather, while also offering quiet corners to curl up with book or simply enjoy the views.
The sunroom is a particularly lovely place to sit with a morning coffee or a glass of wine while taking in the views across the valley.
THE SAUNA
After a day of exploring the North Pennine countryside, unwind in the private sauna and enjoy the outdoor shower.
KITCHEN & DINING
The newly renovated kitchen is well equipped for preparing and serving everything from a relaxed breakfast to a proper dinner with family and friends.
With a wine fridge, stove and oven, warming drawer and combination oven, the kitchen is designed for guests who love cooking and sharing meals.
OUTDOORS & THE VIEW
The stunning location sets Low Annat Walls apart. With views across the valley towards Cross Fell and the ancient Roman road leading to Epiacum, the farmhouse is surrounded by open countryside. There is plenty to do without getting in the car: Walking routes directly from the doorstep, fishing down at the South Tyne river or simply sitting outside on the patio with the ever changing light across the fells. At night, thanks to the lack of light pollution, the area offers some of the best dark skies in the country.
ALSTON & THE NORTH PENNINES
The property is about a mile out side of Alston, England's highest market town.
Alston with its cafes, pubs and independent shops can be reached by foot, making it easy to enjoy the town without giving up the peace and privacy of the farmhouse. Low Annat Walls is ideally located for exploring the North Pennines with many local attractions as well as taking easy day trips to Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, the Lake District and both coasts.
PARKING & ACCESS
There is ample parking for three cars.
Please note the access to the farmhouse is via a single file farm track. SUVs or vehicles with reasonable ground clearance are recommended.
A PLACE TO SLOW DOWN
Low Annat Walls' appeal lies in the rare combination of history, scenery, space, privacy and comfort.
Come for the walking, the views, the dark skies. Stay for the fires, the sauna, the shared meals and the feeling of being genuinely removed from everyday life.
If you are looking for a memorable North Pennine escape with room to breathe, Low Annat Walls is ready to welcome you. Book your stay and make this historic farmhouse your base for a few days or fresh air, beautiful landscapes and time well spent together.
Amenities at 1707 Farmhouse with Sauna & Views
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of England
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