Ramblers Rest Nentsberry

Ramblers Rest is in Nentsberry, which is part of Nenthead. Nenthead is the highest village in England, so it gets proper weather up here. It's a barn conversion, so it's spread over three floors.

It sleeps six. There are two bedrooms and one bathroom. It's got a 4 Star rating, which is good. It's comfortable and has most things you'd need.

The living room is on the first floor. It looks out over the village. It's a nice view. The stairs are a typical barn conversion staircase, so they're a bit steeper than in a normal house.

Down on the lower ground floor there's a sauna. It's a good size, fits a few people. It's there if you want it after a long walk.

You're right in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It's all moorland and heather. It's very quiet. The village itself was built for miners. You can still find old mine entrances if you go looking.

Alston is about four miles away. It's a small market town. There's a few shops and cafes. The South Tynedale Railway starts there if you fancy a trip on a little train.

For a bigger day out, you can get to Hadrian's Wall in about half an hour by car. The Lake District National Park is also within a 30 minute drive, so you've got a choice of landscapes.

It's got a woodburning stove, a dishwasher, WiFi, and a TV. Bedding and towels are included. There's on-site parking. You can bring up to two dogs.

Useful links for the area: North Pennines AONB, Lake District National Park, and English Heritage - Hadrian's Wall.