The Steadings are situated in a unique blend of gorgeous countryside and fascinating history, making them an ideal base to explore Cumbria and the Borders. Here are just some of the many attractions awaiting you in the area - click on each one to find out more.
This cathedral city has a history spanning 2000 years, and is home to two areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and one World Heritage Site.
Carlisle castle was originally built by William the Conqueror in 1092. It has been the setting of many battles and skirmishes over the years and, more recently, it has become the home for the museum of the now defunct Kings Own Royal Border Regiment.
Close to the borders of England and Scotland, Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery is a meeting point of the History, Nature and Art in one of Britain’s most fascinating regions.
This World Heritage Site, only half an hour away from the Steadings, is home to breathtaking vistas, rugged mountains, and the largest lakes in England. Enjoy a walk or cycle, get involved in some water sports, or even try stargazing.
Hadrian's Wall was built in AD 122, and parts of the wall still stand nearly two millenia later. The Heritage Site stretches across over 100 miles of Northern England, with museums, Roman ruins, and visitor facilities spread across this space.