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A lovely four-story wooden mansion house with heaps of character, comfortable beds, and spotlessly clean rooms. Known also as the “Peter Freneau House,” the Federal-style residence dates back to the 1790s and is named after its original owner, the successful merchant, ship-owner, politician, and respected Charleston journalist.
The King George IV Inn, Eskdale Green, is a centuries old traditional Cumbrian Inn offering good local food, lots of local real ales, malt whiskies and a choice of self-catering accommodation and B&B en-suite rooms.
King George IV is a historic countryside coaching Inn with a pub and restaurant located in Eskdale within the Lake District National Park. The Inn is perfectly situated for walking and exploring the Western Lake District, with mountains, beaches and lakes all within easy reach.
King George IV Inn Eskdale. 1,399 likes · 4 talking about this · 69 were here. Open 7 days a week for food & drink.
Located on George Street just one block from King Street, the King George IV Inn is a great choice of accommodations for those visiting students at the College of Charleston or those who are...
King George IV Inn in Eskdale, UK: View Tripadvisor's 347 unbiased reviews, 90 photos, and special offers for King George IV Inn, #6 out of 10 Eskdale B&Bs / inns.
King George IV Inn, Eskdale: See 347 traveller reviews, 90 candid photos, and great deals for King George IV Inn, ranked #6 of 10 B&Bs / inns in Eskdale and rated 4 of 5 at Tripadvisor.
The King George IV Inn, Eskdale Green, is a centuries old traditional Cumbrian Inn offering good local food, lots of local real ales, malt whiskies and a choice of self-catering accommodation and B&B en-suite rooms.
This inn is a four-story Federal-style home with three levels of Charleston porches. All the rooms have decorative fireplaces, high ceilings, original wide-planked hardwood floors and finely crafted original moldings and architectural detail.
George IV (George Augustus Frederick; 12 August 1762 – 26 June 1830) was King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and King of Hanover from 29 January 1820 until his death in 1830.