THE PROPERTY OVERVIEW Salvin House is a beautiful Georgian townhouse in England’s highest market town, Alston. At the heart of the North Pennines National Landscape, this property offers all modern comforts including EV Charging, despite being over 200 years old. Salvin House has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and sleeps 8 guests with the ability to sleep 10 (extra 2 space for children) should you wish. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or planning a group celebration, Salvin House provides the perfect holiday cottage in the North Pennines. Salvin House is an intimate and tranquil space to create lasting memories with friends and loved ones. THE PROPERTY BREAKDOWN Ground floor: Living area – Comfortable seating, Log burner, 50” Smart TV with Sky TV, board games and a selection of DVDs Dining area – Large Table, sideboard, log burner Kitchen area – Cooker, American fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, slow cooker, washer/dryer, Toilet – Toilet, Sink First Floor: Bedroom 1 – King Bed, wardrobe, bedside tables and lamps, Georgian fireplace. Bedroom 2 – Super King Bed, wardrobe, bedside tables and lamps, Georgian fireplace. Bedroom 3 – King Bed, wardrobe, bedside tables and lamps. Bedroom 4 – Bunk beds, wardrobe, and lamps. Bathroom 1 – Bath, overhead shower, sink and toilet Bathroom 2 – Shower, toilet and sink 2x extra single beds can be added at checkout to take occupancy up to 10. These beds would be more suited to children and are an additional fee of £20 per bed. . Outdoors: Garden – Large multi tiered garden, pizza oven, BBQ, Seating area, Parking: Parking is available on the driveway at the rear of the property THE LOCATION Closest Pub – 0 Miles Closest Shop – 0.1 Miles Nestled in the North Pennines National Landscape, Alston is England’s highest market town, offering a unique blend of rugged charm and rich history. This picturesque Cumbrian gem, with its cobbled streets and 17th-century stone buildings, transports visitors to a bygone era. Outdoor enthusiasts will relish the town’s proximity to excellent hiking and cycling trails, including the South Tyne Trail and parts of the Pennine Way. The surrounding landscapes of rolling hills and unspoiled moorlands provide breathtaking views and ample opportunities for nature photography. Alston’s vibrant community hosts regular markets, showcasing local crafts and produce. History buffs can explore the area’s mining heritage at Nenthead Mines or take a nostalgic ride on the South Tynedale Railway. After a day of adventure, cozy pubs and tearooms offer warm hospitality and hearty local fare. With its tranquil atmosphere and stunning scenery, Alston promises a refreshing escape from the bustle of modern life.