Brathay Hall, the residential training and conference centre of the Brathay Trust, is a magnificent Georgian-style mansion located on 360 acres of mature woodland and parkland in the heart of the Lake District. Overlooking the beautiful Lake Windermere, the Hall offers a serene setting for learning, development, and relaxation. The Brathay Trust, a charitable organisation, focuses on providing impactful experiences for children and young people, and the stunning location of Brathay Hall is central to their work.
The accommodations at Brathay Hall are comfortable and diverse, ranging from grand Georgian rooms in the main hall to contemporary lodges scattered across the grounds. The rooms offer a blend of traditional charm and modern comfort, with many providing awe-inspiring views of the lake and fells. They are equipped with standard amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, and the communal areas in the hall provide spaces for relaxation and socialisation. The grounds of Brathay Hall also offer opportunities for outdoor activities, from gentle walks to challenging adventure courses.
The location of Brathay Hall - Brathay Trust in the Lake District allows easy access to a wealth of local attractions and activities. The surrounding area is a paradise for hikers and nature enthusiasts, with trails leading to sites like the Langdale Pikes and Scafell Pike. Lake Windermere offers opportunities for boating and water sports, and the nearby towns of Ambleside and Grasmere offer shops, restaurants, and historic sites. Whether you're visiting for a training event, a conference, or simply to enjoy the natural beauty of the Lake District, Brathay Hall provides a uniquely tranquil and inspiring setting.
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In addition to the facilities mentioned below, the following are free services
Free parking is available
This property is at an elevation of approximately 186 feet / 56.8 metres above sea level
Beaches near this Guest house , distance in miles.
Windermere Beach
Near Windermere - a shingle composition 4.6m away.This is not your traditional beach, but known to locals as Windermere Beach, an inland freshwater beach backed by flat grassy land on the lake. A good spot to have a picnic and relax when the weather permits
General Location and Nearby
Located south of Ambleside near Clappersgate within its own secluded grounds. Ambleside it 1.4 miles away 7 mins by road or1.2 miles on foot , 24 mins
Facilities at the accommodation Ensuite or Private Bathroom Shower or Bath Family Rooms Tea / Coffee making facilities Breakfast available Special Diet Options Car Parking onsite / close by TV in Room Digital TV Channels Children Welcome Pets Allowed Open All Year Business Services Meeting Rooms Garden Terrace Outside Seating Packed Lunch
Lake Views
Facilities Nearby Beach or Coast Nearby Entertainment Bar / Pub Restaurant/s Horse Riding/Pony Water Sports Fishing Walking Country Cycling Country
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Distances are direct straight line in miles
International Airports
Teesside International Airport Darlington County Durham DL2 1LU 62.4 miles
Leeds Bradford International Airport Leeds West Yorkshire LS19 7TU 65.5 miles
Local Airports
Barrow/Walney Island Airport Barrow-in-Furness Cumbria LA14 3YS 23.3 miles
Carlisle Lake District Airport Carlisle Cumbria CA6 4NW 36.8 miles
Cared for by English Heritage, located south of the village close to Lake Windermere - stone footings of a 2nd century fort remain
0.5m / 0.8km - - 8min
Stock Ghyll Force Waterfall - LA22 0QT Stay near here. NY 38003 04510 = shaves.cubed.lectures
A 70 foot cascading waterfall in a woodland setting within walking distance of central Ambleside. In the spring it is particularly good with daffodil's and good water flow.
1.2m / 1.9km - - 18min
Ambleside Pier - Waterhead Pier - LA22 0EX Hotels near here. NY 37648 03107 = ending.honeybees.speared
A small pier used for bording of the lake ferry & cruise's with a cafe and bar and nearby gift shops
On first glance it may look like a very well preserved medieval castle but in fact is a Victorian 1840 build which was passed to the National rust in 1929. Now open to the public together with impressive grounds which include Giant Redwood trees and other specimen trees
An informal woodland garden run by the National Trust. Located a little south of Ambleside with the Stencher Beck running though with mini falls adding even more interest.
A museum and gallery dedicated to the heritage of the Lake District with prominent Art work and book collection plus Beatrix Potter exhibitions as part of the overall collection
A small but attractive waterfall with approximately a 16 foot drop on the River Brathay - best viewed after rain as despite its size a good volume of water passes over the drop