Set in wonderful open countryside Bush Nook Guest House was originally part of the estate held in trust for the Earl of Carlisle in the Barony of "Guilsland".

Built in 1760 with further additions in 1811 and 1849, the house and its outbuildings are stone built in traditional farmhouse style, and like most properties in the area was built using stones "borrowed" from the nearby Hadrian's Wall fortifications.

Close to some of the best preserved sections of Hadrian's Wall, the house is situated right on the Cumbria / Northumberland boundary, halfway between the towns of Haltwhistle and Brampton. Only a couple of minutes from the main A69

road we are ideally situated to explore this beautiful scenic part of the North of England, including the North Pennines and Eden Valley. We are easily accessible to Carlisle and the M6 to the West, Newcastle and the A1 to the East.

We have comfortably furnished bed and breakfast accommodation available, all ensuite and most with open beamed ceilings. Award winning dinners are available in our licensed dining room.

For those of you wishing to be self sufficient, we have a recently converted, superbly equipped self catering holiday cottage in the Hay Barn, sleeping two people.