The English Lakes:Recent articles/Hartsop Hall

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Hartsop Hall is a Grade I listed building and a working farm with a flock of 800 Swaledale sheep and a herd of 30 Aberdeen Angus suckler cows, set against 3000 acres of land. It is located on the south-western side of Brothers Water in the Patterdale valley, a short distance from the village of Hartsop. The farm is accessed via the A592 Kirkstone Pass and Sykeside Camping Park. It is in the care of the National Trust. (read more)