Ash Tree House in Keswick, Cumbria, United Kingdom | Bed and Breakfast

Ash Tree House  was built in 1851 as a farmhouse called 'The Hawthorns' and was for some time in the 19th century the home of Victorian novelist Thomas Hall Cain.

Ash Tree House in Keswick in the United Kingdom, still retains many of its period features and has been our home for the past 20 years.

We are a ten minute walk from the town centre of Keswick and are handy for the bus stop to Penrith Railway Station.

Ash Tree House has plenty of off street parking which is a bonus when the town is busy.

The house stands on the C2C cycle route and as well as locked storage for cycles we have plenty of parking for a support vehicle.

A few minutes from Castlerigg Stone Cicle ,  Ash Tree House is an ideal base for touring the North and Central Lakes.

We have two en-suite rooms and have only been open as a Guest House since 2002 when both rooms were completely refurbished and the en-suites newly built.

For the comfort of our guests we are a non smoking establishment.

Ash Tree House serves a traditional English breakfast but if you give us a little notice we will be happy to help with ant specific requests or particular dietary needs.

We are only a small family run establishment and we want our guests to be happy and comfortable, so if there is anything at all we can help you with you only have to ask

The light, comfortable twin-bedded room is en-suite and has tea and coffee making facilities and television and video recorder. There is also room for and extra bed should you wish to accommodate another person.

Ash Tree House has views over Latrigg and the nearby fells.