Rosegarth Guest House Ravenglass Cumbria
Main St
Lake District
Ravenglass
Cumbria
CA18 1SQ
The Lakes

Tel: 01229 717275

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Rosegarth Guest House Ravenglass Cumbria Property Description

Rosegarth Guest House Ravenglass Cumbria a Guest House in Ravenglass Cumbria the Lake District is a wonderful place to stay, with the estuary views, comfortable en-suite rooms, and a hearty breakfast to start the day's sight seeing and activities, Rosgarth Guest House is situated in the centre of the village Ravenglass. It is a small family Guest House offering traditional Cumbrian accommodation and hospitality.
Rosegarth Guest House is situated in the heart of the village of Ravenglass in the Western Lakes, Lake District. The estuaries of the River Esk, River Irt and River Mite provide a sanctuary for sailors and sea birds alike, and the sunsets are amazing!

In the village itself you will find the ruins of a Roman Bath House and of course the famous Ravenglass and Eskdale Steam Railway known locally as L'al Ratty. Close by is Muncaster Castle, home of the Pennington family, famous for it's Himalayan Gardens, Maze and Owl Sanctuary. It is also said to be haunted and is a must for a visit while you are in the area.

Rosegarth Guest House is a wonderful place to stay, with the estuary views, comfortable en-suite rooms, and a hearty breakfast to start the day's sight seeing and activities, Rosgarth Guest House is situated in the centre of the village Ravenglass. It is a small family Guest House offering traditional Cumbrian accommodation and hospitality.

Rosegarth is also a tea room from Easter to the end of October. You can sit inside or watch the world go by outside. Order from the extensive and tempting menu serving hot and cold lunches, sandwiches, baguettes plus home made cakes, scones and pastries.

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