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Get away from everything including the TV come to the Lake district and stay at The Gate House. We are an ideal venue for Hillwalkers and Mountain Bikers Located in the Western Lake District Gate House was originally built in 1896 as a country retreat for Lord Rea and is currently home to Outward Bound Professional. Gate House is famous for its dining room with wonderful ornate ceilings. Next door are the billiard room with Minstrel's gallery and bar also the library with log fires and views across the fells. Book online | Check Availability
A haven of peace and tranquillity can be enjoyed in any of the numerous comfortable lounges. Outside the private grounds provide walkways to the Japanese Garden with its cascading pools and stunning azaleas and rhododendrons. The circular walk of the tarn gives wonderful views of Gate House itself. There is easy access onto the fells with low level walks into neighbouring valleys as well as beautiful lakes all in close proximity to Gate House. . The Gate House Information
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Eskdale Green
Eskdale Valley
CA19 1TE Directions: From the south On the M6 take junction 36 off to join the A590 to Barrow and South Lakes. At Greenodd turn right onto A595 towards Workington.After 9 miles turn right before traffic lights at narrow bridge signposted Ulpha. Follow road until see turning to left signed Whitehave and Eskdale. This takes you to village of Eskdale Green.From North Leave M6 at junction 40 and take A66 towards Keswick. Continue past Keswick until left turn onto A595 to Whitehaven. Follow road bypassing Egremont and Whitehave until reach Calder Bridge. Take left hand turn to Gosforth and Eskdale Green. Pass through village of Gosforth taking right fork to Santon Bridge and Eskdale Green. Village after about 6 miles. Location Map:
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