The Brackenrigg Inn and Brewery, located in Ullswater, Cumbria, has recently been sold to hotel group Another Place for £2.1 million. The establishment has confirmed that it will be closed for the next three months as it undergoes a renovation process, with the reopening scheduled for spring 2024.
According to a post on the Brackenrigg Inn’s Facebook page, the renovation aims to give the local pub a new lease of life. The renovation process includes the addition of armchairs by the fire, cold beers on the sunny lake-view terrace, and seven ensuite rooms with meadows and expansive views across the lake and fells. The pub will be part of the Another Place family when it reopens on April 22, 2024.
During the renovation period, guests staying at The Brackenrigg will have full use of everything on offer at Another Place, including the swimming pool, lake sports sessions, Kids’ Zone, and three restaurants. The Brackenrigg Inn, with its new look and feel, aims to provide locals and walkers alike with a warm welcome.
The renovation process will take place over three months, starting from January 2, 2024. The pub’s closure will allow for the necessary changes to be made, ensuring that the establishment is ready to welcome guests in April.

Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the owner of the Brackenrigg Inn?
The proprietor of the Brackenrigg Inn is not mentioned in the available search results. However, it is a popular Cumbrian establishment that has confirmed it will be closed for the next three months as it undergoes a renovation.
What improvements are being made to the Brackenrigg Inn during the refurbishment?
The details of the improvements being made to the Brackenrigg Inn during the refurbishment are not mentioned in the available search results. However, it is confirmed that the establishment will undergo a renovation for the next three months.
How long will the Brackenrigg Inn be closed for renovations?
The Brackenrigg Inn will be closed for the next three months as it undergoes a renovation, as confirmed in the available search results.
Are there any planned changes to the menu or services at the Brackenrigg Inn post-renovation?
The available search results do not mention any planned changes to the menu or services at the Brackenrigg Inn post-renovation.
How will the renovation affect bookings at the Brackenrigg Inn?
The renovation will affect bookings at the Brackenrigg Inn as it will be closed for the next three months. Customers who have existing bookings during this period should contact the establishment for further details.
What are the anticipated benefits of the Brackenrigg Inn’s three-month renovation?
It is expected that the renovation will enhance the overall guest experience and improve the quality of services offered by the establishment.

Kath Beattie studied Journalism at The University of Central Lancashire and now writes for several Travel publications. She recently moved to The Lake District and enjoys walking her 3 dogs every day across the fells.


