Hesket House is just over a mile (20 mins walk) from the western end of Hadrian's Wall Trail provides luxurious en-suite bed & breakfast at reasonable rates Overlooking the Solway Firth Wildlife, birdwatching, nature reserves, country walks etc. follow the History Trail from Port Carlisle to Bowness (leaflet available) 2 minute walk to Hope & Anchor pub (real ales, restaurant, etc.) 2 minute walk to arts & crafts shop (Tiddly Pom) Click on the thumbnails below to view the larger picture. The sea lock The marsh The pub Haafnetting Haafnetting Haafnetting Haafnetting Please contact us

Welcome to Out Of Town Leisure at Hesket House. Hesket House was built in 1780 and started life as "The Steam Packet Inn" the original hotel for the port at Fishers Cross, later named Port Carlisle, where such distinguished visitors as Woodrow Wilson have been a guest. The Grade II listed building has been a farm and family home since around the turn of the century, situated in an A.O.N.B conservation area and built actually on the site of the Hadrians Wall Vallum, with Roman altar stone built in to the front wall above the door, Hesket House is perfectly situated for guests who are walking or cycling the National Trail, bird/wildlife explorers or anyone just enjoying the breathtaking scenery of the beautiful Solway coastline. The Lake District, historic Carlisle and the romance of Gretna Green are also close by. Spacious double, twin, family and single en-suite rooms are furnished to a high standard including TVand tea/coffee making facilities, providing luxurious surroundings with a warm family atmosphere. Hearty breakfasts using local produce and free range eggs are described by some as "the best on the wall" We are open all year round and David or Debs can be contacted by phone on 01.6973.51876 mobile 07980.857086 or e-mail:stay@heskethouse.com Ask about our special rates for 3+night stays. HESKET HOUSE, PORT CARLISLE, WIGTON, CUMBRIA, CA7 5BU Port Carlisle is a small North Cumbrian village near the western end of Hadrian's Wall Trail. The Banks in Bowness is the official end of the trail. Local amenities: There is a friendly local pub and an arts & crafts shop. For accommodation click here. All files on this site are copyright - you can only use the material commercially by permission. This website last updated October 2005. Designed by Terry Croucher.

Click on the thumbnails below to view the larger picture. Dining room Dining room Bathroom Bathroom Bedroom Bedroom The landing The landing Hesket House Please contact us