An ideal location, cosy spaces, and a true connection to nature await. |
Nestled between the Lake District, the North Pennines and the Yorkshire Dales, Well Green House is perfectly placed for both adventure and relaxation - from big fell walks to woodlands and wetlands waiting to be explored.
Tucked away in the peaceful village of Great Asby, situated in a dark sky zone, you’ll find a dog-friendly pub, a bus stop library and a children’s play area. A place to slow down… and simply breathe. Step inside and you’ll find lived-in interiors, thoughtfully curated to help you feel instantly relaxed and completely at home. Whether you’re a couple chasing new adventures, a family reconnecting with each other and nature, or a group of pals searching for space to roam with your dogs - Well Green House is where memories are made, naturally. |
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EXPLORE THE HISTORY
Well Green HouseWritten by Keith Cooper, Local Historian
The relationship of Well Green House 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 House was the site of a pre-conquest farmstead.
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