Netherby Hall - winner of the Cumbrian Tourism Awards for two consecutive years - 2024 & 2025 for best self-catering accommodation of the year. Situated in the cobbled stable yard and over-looked by the Victorian clock tower, the Groom's Quarters is part of the impressively renovated Victorian stable block at Netherby Hall. This apartment boasts exposed oak beams and a cosy wood-burning stove. The space The apartment sits in 36 acres of parkland, where you can stroll across manicured lawns, enjoy a Victorian pleasure garden and walk through a walled garden that stretches for over an acre. The estate is nestled in north Cumbria, with spectacular views over the undulating landscape to the Scottish hills beyond. Glorious walks abound, including a path following the clear waters of the River Esk. The history of Netherby Hall dates back to Roman times, and parts of the grand house may even have been built using stones from a Roman fort. Beautifully decorated, the apartments and cottages are all thoroughly modern, with plenty of touches of 21st century luxury. For larger groups, the Clock Tower Apartment (sleeps 2), Coach House (sleeps 4), Engineer Apartment (sleeps 2), Gardener's Cottage (sleeps 4), The Sir Walter Scott Apartment (sleeps 4), Independent Apartment (sleeps 4), Middle Lodge (sleeps 4) and Salutation Apartment (sleeps 2) are also available to book within the grounds of Netherby Hall. This holiday at a glance: Sleeps 4 guests. Bedroom with 5' king-size bed and en-suite bathroom. Bedroom with 4'6 double bed and en-suite shower room. Exposed beams. Access to 36 acres of parkland and a Victorian pleasure garden. Lawned area to front of apartment. WiFi. Children of all ages welcome. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Two well-behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Complimentary shuttle bus to the nearby Pentonbridge Inn. Private parking available. CCTV covers the grounds of Netherby Hall for security reasons.