SUPERIOR BED and BREAKFAST, recommended in
"Which? Good Bed and Breakfast Guide"
and "Bed and Breakfast Nationwide"
98 Galgate, Barnard Castle, Co.
Telephone 01833 637493
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Marwood House is a delightful Grade 11
Listed, Victorian house built in 1858.
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Your hosts, John and Sheila Kilgarriff
are former teachers who bought the property in 1991 and embarked on a series
of improvements and upgrades, the results of which are a beautifully
furnished and decorated interior and an exceptionally high standard of comfort,
facilities and friendly service.
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Both John and Sheila love cooking and
this is reflected in the quality and presentation of the highly acclaimed
home-cooked food. Relax in the dining room and enjoy a three or four course evening meal and guests are permitted to bring their own wine. Special diets and all tastes are catered
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All the bedrooms are tastefully
furnished, Sheila making most of the soft furnishings using Dorma, Sanderson
and M&S fabrics. The bedrooms have the
benefit of either en-suite or private facilities. All rooms have colour TV
with satellite and video channels, tea and coffee making equipment, clock
radios, central heating and double glazing. Attention to detail is a priority with many additional "extras" such as homemade biscuits in the bedrooms etc. |
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There is a comfortable guest lounge with
a feature fireplace. An ideal place for a chat or a quiet moment. Beautiful antique furniture and ornaments help create a homely atmosphere. |
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The cellar at Marwood House has been converted into a fitness room (for the more energetic!). It also houses a 1 -4 person sauna where you can unwind and relax. |
Access to
Signposted from Scotch Corner (A1), and from A66 (Penrith to Scotch Corner
trunk road).
Attractions within easy walking distance of Marwood House include:-
Within easy driving distance on good roads can be found:-
and the glories of Teesdale itself - High Force, Cauldron Snout, trout fishing and windsurfing on our many high and wild reservoirs.
Discover for yourself this
wonderful area which David Bellamy calls "