About Bewcastle
Bewcastle is a small settlement in Cumbria, located in northern England. It lies within the historic county of Cumberland and is known for its proximity to the Scottish border. The village is situated near the River Eden, which flows through the area, and is surrounded by rolling countryside typical of the region. Bewcastle is most notable for the remains of a medieval castle, which dates back to the 11th century and offers insight into the area’s turbulent past. The castle’s stone walls and gatehouse are still visible today, attracting visitors interested in local history. The surrounding landscape is peaceful and rural, with footpaths leading through fields and woodlands. The postcode area for Bewcastle is CA6, which covers a wide rural region in the north of Cumbria. The village itself is quiet and sparsely populated, with a few homes and a small community presence.