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Mrs. Trudy Foster Coney Garth Dufton Appleby Cumbria CA16 6DA. Tel/Fax (017683) 52582 e-mail: trudy@coneygarth.co.uk Our rates |
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A peaceful, secluded, detached farmhouse only five minutes walk from the centre of the village of Dufton. A traditional Westmoreland Farmhouse, Coney Garth has been tastefully extended to provide comfortable and unique accommodation.. The property nestles in a valley below Dufton Pike with a stream and woodland accessed by a private drive from the road - standing in land of just over five acres. More images taken here.
For those interested in the local walks we can recommend a local guide available featuring seven local walks. You can see an extract from the Guide along with some images here.
 Twin room 
Stairs leading to apartment - from conservatory area |
 Accommodation En-suite twin bedded room, created in an extension attached to the farmhouse but with its own private entrance Facing south this accommodation has private parking and outside picnic table. Facilities in room, Colour T.V and tea/coffee , Central Heating. |
Dining area. |
Additional Accommodation Created within the original hay barn attached to the main farmhouse, this unusual split level en-suite family room has a double and 2 single beds, Colour TV & Video. Central Heating. This delightful self contained room has an entrance through the glazed Arch Door leading over the Patio area along the bank to the car parking area. Views southerly towards woodland and easterly towards Dufton Pike. Tea/Coffee facilities and a Fridge & Toaster . Lounge and dining area. |
Lounge in family room |
Bedroom in family room |
Click here for some more photographs of our farm,
our goats, the buildings and accommodation.
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Dufton offers a more peaceful option to the nearby Lake District, with its quiet countryside and wild open fells where you can see buzzards, red squirrels and deer. The village etc. has a Pub which does excellent food (booking recommended), 2 campsites and Youth Hostel. The village shop is due to reopen in March 2008 as a shop and tea room. On the Pennine Way, is within an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Pennine Bridlleway and Pennine Cycleway routes and pass through the village. Dufton is popular for walkers and cyclists of all capabilities. More village photos here. |
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WALKS High Cup Nick is the most spectacular walk locally, with magnificant views down the Eden Valley. The whole area is of geological interest. This is a sectiom of the Pennine Way, but many visitors come for the day to Dufton to walk. DUFTON PIKEA peaceful wild walk around the base of the pike is popular on days when the weather is not right for High Cup Nick. |
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THE GHYLL Owned by the Woodland Trust, in May/June there is a spectacular display of bluebells. A lovely walk at any time of the year from Redbanks to Mill Bridge, or across to Brampton for lunch at the Pub and back. |
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| Appleby Horse Fair | June |
| Appleby Jazz Festival | July |
| Lowther Horse Trials | August |
| Dufton Show (Fellside Royal) | End of August |
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RAIL CONNECTIONS Appleby, the ancient market town -4 Miles (Settle - Carlisle Railway). Penrith -14 Miles (London-Glasgow) LOCAL PLACES TO EAT The Stag Inn, Dufton The New Inn, Brampton The Black Swan, Culgaith The Royal Oak, Appleby The Tufton Arms, Appleby Location Map Click here for a detailed location map and here for a map of the general area. (close the map window to return to our site). |
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