Cottage with garden

Longtown 2.5 miles. This well-presented annex is adjacent to the owner's home on a working cattle farm, just outside the small town of Longtown and 6.2 miles from Carlisle. Perfect for couples, Tight Lyne Cottage offers a quiet escape for those wanting to break away from everyday life, whilst presenting opportunity to explore many fascinating areas including the Dumfries, Solway Coast, North Pennines and the Lake District. The annex adopts a reverse-level layout with the ground-floor comprising of just the modern shower room, whilst upstairs you'll find the open-plan living quarters and the bedroom. Prepare your finest feast with assistance from the well-appointed kitchen, before curling up beside the woodburning stove to enjoy an evening of TV indulgence. The bedroom hosts a king-size bed and is tastefully decorated in a purple and white colour scheme, whilst providing picturesque views of the surrounding fields and countryside to remind you of the idyllic location each morning. Outside is a lawned front garden and the peaceful River Lyne which can be fished on. Longtown offers some convenient amenities including a family pub, a wine bar, sports bar, café and a supermarket to pick up any essentials. Travel south and you can access to two National Parks; the Lake District and North Pennines, which are a real haven for walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts. Alternatively, head north and explore the distinctive scenery of Kielder Forest, home to northern Europe's largest man-made lake, or browse the many attractions of Carlisle and Dumfries along with Hadrians Wall. With plenty to keep you busy in all directions, dark sky areas close by,Tight Lyne Cottage is a fine choice for you and your loved one.Longtown is centred around four Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including the Solway Coast AONB, the Northumberland National Park, North Pennines AONB and the Lake District National Park. The town provides a choice of shops, pubs, bars and restaurants to try. While being so close to the border of Scotland, the Dumfries and Galloway are also worth a visit.