Brownber Hall Country House Kirkby Stephen

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Brownber Hall is a wonderful grange of peculiar character built around 1860. Set amidst lively rolling village close to the countryside of Newbiggin-on-Lune in Cumbria, it's well away from the nearest major highway. Customers are secured of a sincere welcome and a rural and relaxing visit. Brownber Hall stands in huge mature terraces and enjoys glorious views across open farmland to the Howgill fells and North Pennines. Visitors able to enjoy these vistas whilst relaxing on the verandah which extends across the facade of the premises. The nearby state combines superior landscape with first-class strolling without the hoards of persons that characterise the Lakes and is home to a wonderful bountifulness of wildlife. There are a lot of places to stay locally or within simple driving distance. Brownber Hall Country House is the perfect choice to unwind and relax. There are a lot of strolling routes for the more energetic but an unmissable and simple 2 mile amble from Brownber takes you along the ancient railway line to majestic Smardale, home to plenty of rare birds, plants and animals, Smardale is a magic ‘secret’ vale which is a nature reserve of internationally recognised importance. It's also the premises of the striking Smardale Viaduct, which,