WELL GREEN HOUSE

Ideal location, cosy spaces and good times await you.
Nestled in the heart of the Eden Valley, our beautifully restored holiday cottage sleeps up to 6 and sits between the Lake District, the Pennines, and within the Yorkshire Dales National Park - a peaceful base to explore some of England’s most stunning landscapes without the crowds.  If you enjoy walking, cycling, bird watching, wild swimming or simply relaxing in a country home with only the occasional moo or baa in the distance to distract you from your book then Well Green House will suit you... well. Inside, it’s all about cosy corners, country charm, and space to truly unwind.

Services and Facilities

THREE BEDROOMS (SLEEPS SIX)
SELF CATERING
LOG BURNER
​​​TWO NIGHT MINIMUM STAY
ROLL TOP BATH & SEPARATE SHOWER
DOG FRIENDLY
WALKS FROM THE HOUSE
​ON THE LAKES & DALES CYCLE TRAIL
GARDEN & PATIO SPACE
​FREE WIFI
SECURE BIKE STORAGE
​WILDLIFE & DARK SKY HAVEN

Find us, book in and stay a while. ​​

Here in Great Asby we are slightly off the beaten track of the Coast to Coast and Pennine Way with the Lakes & Dales biking trail running through the village. This makes Great Asby a fantastic place to visit without the crowds found in more touristy spots. Shhuush! 
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Whether you are walking, cycling, wild swimming or just wanting to relax, we would be happy to share our local knowledge and help make your visit to Well Green House a memorable one.
WELL GREEN HOUSE
GREAT ASBY
APPLEBY IN WESTMORLAND
CUMBRIA
CA16 6HD
"Everything was fab. Beautifully decorated. Spotlessly clean. Fantastic beds with quality bedding."

Fiona, airbnb guest
EXPLORE THE HISTORY

WELL GREEN

Written by Keith Cooper, Local Historian
The relationship of ‘Well Green’ to its immediate landscape differs from that of almost every other 12th century toft, or building plot, in the village. Instead of a long, narrow, ‘croft-field’ immediately behind it, ‘Well Green’ farmstead is positioned at the edge of an irregular, roughly circular enclosure called ‘Park’. This kind of enclosure may be evidence of an earlier structure and although the farmstead here will have been rebuilt on more than one occasion, it is possible that Well Green was the site of a pre-Conquest farmstead.