DEEPDALE HALL

PATTERDALE

• THE FARM
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• ENVIRONMENTAL FEATURES
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• VISITORS

VISITORS

Deepdale Hall offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation within the farmhouse and also has a newly converted self catering cottage.

The farmhouse, which dates from the 17th century, has a family room and a double room with private bathroom and a guest lounge.

The self catering accommodation, “the Byre” adjoins the main farmhouse and formerly housed the farm’s beef cattle and was used for hay storage.  The two bedrooms have Herdwick wool fitted carpets which contain wool produced on the farm. The “Byre” has a rating of 4 stars from the English Tourism Council.

For more details about Bed and Breakfast and the self catering accommodation please see the farm’s website on www.deepdalehall.co.uk.

ACCESS

The farm has a network of footpaths including a right of way up to Fairfield , and another that goes up Deepdale Valley to St Sunday Crag. 

To the south west, Fairfield Fell leads over to Grasmere and Rydal Water. The fell has been open for access since 1925.

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SPECIAL EVENTS
Deepdale Hall hosted a Flora of the Fells farm walk in 2006 organised by Friends of the Lake District.

For sale at the farm are Herdwick and Swaledale wool rugs containing the farm’s own wool. Also for sale is a DVD about the farming year called “Behind the Scenery” which was filmed at Deepdale Hall. Copies of the DVD can be ordered from the Cumbria Farmer Network website at www.cumbriafarmernetwork.co.uk.

More information about the local area can be viewed at www.ullswater.com

GET IN TOUCH

If you would like to have more information about this farm please contact Chris Brown on:

Tel: 017684 82369
Email: brown@deepdalehall.freeserve.co.uk

or visit our website:www.deepdalehall.co.uk