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"You're nearer heaven in Greycroft than
anywhere else on earth"
[P & H Stamp,
Visitors' Book 2006] |
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The North Pennines are now established as an "Area of Outstanding Beauty", and Alston, as its
focus, has a wide variety of attractions, many unusual shops and a number of cosy pubs and
good eating houses. |
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Greycroft Welcomes you to Alston, Cumbria |
Here at Greycroft you will find real North country hospitality
set in the splendid scenery of
"England's Last Wilderness". |
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This beautiful mountain area is little known and still unspoilt, but the warm local hospitality, quite
wooded valleys and old buildings make it well worth exploring. |
Greycroft is set on a corner site with open views south across the beautiful
South Tyne valley towards
Cross Fell (the highest point on the Pennines).
It is in the peaceful hamlet of the Raise, a five
minute walk into Alston and
is tastefully furnished to a high standard with our guests in mind. |
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Recommended by wejustloveit.com |
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