Geltsdale East Wing, Wetheral sleeps 6
Geltsdale was built as a private house for the Mayor of Carlisle in 1904 in the village of Wetheral which is recognised as an unspoilt beauty spot.
Facilities
Geltsdale East Wing
Geltsdale East Wing is on the first and second floor, as the name suggests, of the East Wing, it has its own entrance to the first floor and is centrally heated throughout. The lounge enjoys open rural aspect with electric stove effect fire, Wi-Fi and TV. Spacious fitted kitchen/dining room with electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and dining table. Utility room with washer/dryer and freezer. Cloakroom with hand basin and WC. Master double bedroom with en-suite shower room with hand basin and WC. The second floor has a further double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, hand basin and WC. Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room, hand basin and WC. All gas, electric, bed linen and towels provided. Cot and highchair available. Private parking for 2 cars and EV charger available. Patio and garden furniture with views over the gardens to the fells beyond.
Local Area
The village is built above the banks of the River Eden around a picturesque village green. There are several amenities including a 4* hotel, leisure club, restaurant, church, village shop, bowling green and cricket field. With its beautiful views over the Eden Valley, riverside walks and the Lake District, Scottish Borders and Hadrian’s Wall all within a half hour drive, Wetheral is an excellent holiday location.
How To Find Us
Geltsdale is in a tranquil setting surrounded by several acres of garden and woodland and enjoys views over the grounds and River Eden to the Castle Carrock Fells. The historic city of Carlisle is a 10 minute drive with a wealth of activities and attractions for the whole family to enjoy, along with the Lanes Shopping Centre with all your favourite high street shops. There are numerous bars and restaurants for a night out, parks for picnics, soft play and a trampoline park for the kids, and castle, cathedral and museum to explore the historic past of the city.
