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Broadview Hideaway

Cumbria » Broadview Bank End, Thursby, CA5 6QW
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 1
This homely cottage, just outside the tranquil village of Thursby, is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a relaxing rural retreat and a convenient base for accessing local amenities and exploring the Cumbrian coast. Thursby is perfectly placed just 7 miles from the border city of Carlisle, under 20 miles from Scotland, and 6 miles from the Lake District. There are lots of bicycle routes and walks available from your doorstep, and plenty to do in the local area, including a visit to Watchtree Nature Reserve (2. 5 miles) for wildlife enthusiasts. Explore the history and culture of Carlisle; experience the Castle and Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery before indulging at one of the many eateries. Head north of the border on a train to Edinburgh and Glasgow from Carlisle station.
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About Broadview Hideaway

This homely cottage, just outside the tranquil village of Thursby, is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a relaxing rural retreat and a convenient base for accessing local amenities and exploring the Cumbrian coast. Thursby is perfectly placed just 7 miles from the border city of Carlisle, under 20 miles from Scotland, and 6 miles from the Lake District.

There are lots of bicycle routes and walks available from your doorstep, and plenty to do in the local area, including a visit to Watchtree Nature Reserve (2.5 miles) for wildlife enthusiasts. Explore the history and culture of Carlisle; experience the Castle and Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery before indulging at one of the many eateries.

Head north of the border on a train to Edinburgh and Glasgow from Carlisle station. The Solway Aviation Museum and the magnificent Talkin Tarn Country Park are two must-visit attractions within 20 miles.

This welcoming property is set over a single ground-floor level and provides a snug, inviting ambience during your stay. Step inside and you’ll find yourself in the open-plan lounge/kitchen area, which has a real home-from-home feel.

The lounge area has a comfortable sofa where you can snuggle up with a book or bring snacks and a drink to sit back and watch your favourite box set on the Smart TV. To the right of the sofa is the kitchen island, ideal for a leisurely brunch while enjoying the countryside views.

A contemporary kitchen area features all the appliances you need to rustle up some tasty treats during your stay. When it is time to rest, head through to the attractive double bedroom, with ample storage and a Smart TV for late-night movies or relaxed morning lie-ins.

A sleek shower room with a WC completes the interior of this snug hideaway. Wander outside to appreciate the lovely setting and spectacular countryside vista in your private, enclosed garden.

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Attractions Near Broadview Hideaway

While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained at Broadview Hideaway itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Cumbria has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.

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Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery - CA3 8TP
about 5 Miles
This is a museum and art gallery in one and will suit those looking for an educational and cultural day out.  You can explore the fantastic art collection including Fine Art, Decorative Art and Textiles.  If you love nature then this aspect of Tullie House will appeal. The museum holds large and important collections of zoological, botanical and geological material. And for lovers of history there is plenty to wet your appetite here. Tullie House collects a wide range of historic materials including objects, ephemera (printed material), photographs and associated information files.  We think this museum and art gallery are excellent value for money as well.
Lake District Wildlife Park - CA12 4RD
about 13 Miles
We love this day out in Cumbria where you're encouraged to "take a fresh look".  Some of the amazing animals you will get to see include the only Canadian Lynx in the UK and you will have the opportunity to help their Lynx Conservation Project.  The Asian Fishing Cat is also well worth a look - these cats are known for diving under the water and catching fish!  Other activities include fantastic flying displays and play areas for the little ones...
Ullswater Steamers - CA11 0US
about 21 Miles
This is an award winning Lake District attraction and they have been operating cruisers on Lake Ullswater for over 150 years.  There is no better way to explore the lakes than on water and you could even combine a cruise with a spectacular walk.  For great days out in this region then this attraction is highly recommended and will appeal to couples as well as families.  Corporate groups are also well catered for.
Mabie Farm Park - DG2 8EZ
about 25 Miles
Mabie Farm Park is a firm favourite. Ideal for families with younger children ,this family oriented farm park has lots of animals to meet and also offers Donkey Rides, Paddle Boats and Slides as well as Trampolines and Bouncy Castles. Kids can run around on the Soft Play Area while mum and dad relax in the Tea Room. There is also a Farm Shop onsite selling toys, gifts and fresh local produce including cakes and jams. Seasonal activities can also be enjoyed including a spookly tea and walk on Haloween. The Farm closes for the winter on October 31st.
Rydal Mount & Gardens - LA22 9LU
about 27 Miles
Rydal Mount & Gardens are wonderfully situated between Lake Windermere and Rydal Water offering breathtaking scenery. The home of William Wordsworth from 1813 - 1850 the grand home is now lived in by the poets descendents but parts of the house and grounds are open to the public. Why not take a guided tour and see the rooms where many of the famous poems were written. The gardens are beautiful at all times of the year but in the summer offer a spectacular display of colour. There is also a gallery and a tearoom. Discounts are available for group bookings.