The Neaum Crag Estate
Set on a South facing hillside above Skelwith Bridge, at the entrance to Langdale, Neaum Crag is a wooded estate of some eighteen acres in total. Neaum Crag House was the original main dwelling surrounded by the woodland, with Coach House and kitchen garden. In the late 1800’s the house was occupied by Albert Fleming, an editor and friend of the Victorian writer and artist John Ruskin. The house was extended at that time and developed to look much as it appears today. There was a tower above the roof line, now gone, with windows to all sides which must have given superb panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.