Double Rm with En-suite + Breakfast - Nr Maryport

A recently decorated modern Double room, with en-suite, the room includes Fast Wi-Fi, TV (With Freeview), Tea & Coffee facilities, free toiletries and continental breakfast. The room, which is set Within The Old Mill Inn at Dearham A recently decorated modern Double room, with en-suite, the room includes Fast Wi-Fi, TV (With Freeview), Tea & Coffee facilities, free toiletries and continental breakfast. The room, which is set Within The Old Mill Inn at Dearham boasts a bar, restaurant and Beer Garden. The Inn, is nestled in a hollow, surrounded by meadows and a meandering stream, making it a perfect retreat! Dearham is approximately 2.5 miles from Maryport and 4 miles from Cockermouth. Guests are free to come & go as they like (24hour access) They are more than welcome to take advantage of the Bar & Restaurant. All the team at The Old Mill Inn, are eager to share their local knowledge of the area and the best attractions. Manager Tom Armstrong resides on the premises and is always happy to chat to guests and offer suggestions. Set on the outskirts of Dearham, The Old Mill is nestled in a hollow, surrounded by meadows and a meandering stream. The picturesque farming village of Dearham is well placed, giving easy access to the Lake District, the Solway Coast and main road networks which offers excellent links to key places. The area is well served by public transport including rail and bus links. Cumbria is famed for its beautiful lakes and scenery and has a strong reputation for being an unspoiled region. The towns of Cockermouth, Maryport & Workington are all within five miles of The Old Mill, and offer a diverse blend of shops ranging from high street brands and department stores to small boutiques and specialist shops. The West Coast and nearby Lake District National Park offer a spectacular landscape with walks, bridle paths and hidden treasures, perfect for gentle weekend breaks and fabulous days of exploring for the whole family! Workington Town Center Dearham has a strong, interesting history with stones in the churchyard dating back to the tenth century. During the Civil War John Lamplugh, the Lord of the Manor, fought for Cromwell against the royalists. Later when the royalists were restored to power, Charles II ordered that all men of Dearham who participated, be arrested & transported to the American Colony. John Lamplugh was sent to Labrador and when he was freed he helped to form the Hudson Bay Company. Josiah Wedgewood, the world famous potter, was born in Dearham. He was the son of Jonathan Wedgewood and Jane Sherwen who married in Dearham Church in 1708. Josiah was born in 1730 but when he was only 3 weeks old the family moved to Burslem in Staffordshire, where Josiah’s birth was registered and he was christened. Other members of the Wedgewood family still live in the area. The towns of Cockermouth, Maryport & Workington are all within five miles of The Old Mill, and offer a diverse blend of shops ranging from high street brands and department stores to small boutiques and specialist shops. Maryport Harbour The West Coast and nearby Lake District National Park offer a spectacular landscape with walks, bridle paths and hidden treasures, perfect for gentle weekend breaks and fabulous days of exploring for the whole family! Maryport is the nearest town and has a regualr bus service serving the west cost and lake distract. A train also operates from Maryport connecting Carlisle, Workington and Whitehaven. a regular bus service runs between Maryport & Dearham (number 58, every hour (aprox))