The Milking Parlour, Alston

The Milking Parlour is a converted 18th-century barn cottage in Alston, Cumbria. This ground-floor property sits in one of England's highest market towns. The cottage forms part of three barn conversions behind the owner's home.

Alston offers cobbled streets and sits in the North Pennines. The Pennine Way runs past your door. You can explore Tynedale on foot or by bike. The area provides access to historical sites and local crafts.

This cottage sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a double bed (4ft 6in). Bedroom 2 contains 2 single beds (3ft). The open-plan living space includes a kitchen area with electric cooker and microwave. An open fire creates cosy evenings. The bathroom has a bath with shower over.

Hadrian's Wall and the Roman fort are easily reached. Alston's narrow gauge railway runs nearby. Beamish Museum is accessible for day trips. The Lake District, Newcastle and Carlisle offer further exploration.

Perfect for couples or small families wanting countryside breaks. The shared hot tub offers relaxation with views towards Mount Hooley. Private parking and bike storage add convenience. The Milking Parlour provides an ideal base for North Pennines adventures.