Thorneythwaite Farm, Borrowdale: The 1,000 year story of a Lakeland farm and its valley

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Will Douglas, from estate agents Savills, said: 'Borrowdale is a beautiful part of the world and much of the ownership there and in the Lake District as a whole is the National Trust.

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Established in 1968, we have four self-catering holiday cottages sleeping between 2 and 6 people, including our 4 Star Gold Award barn conversion with stunning views of the Lake District fells, and two hand crafted Log Cabins, with views across the valley and ancient woodland. The self-catering holiday cottages are a home from home, and come with everything you will need to make your stay in the Lake District an enjoyable one.This beautiful landscape will now be looked after forever, for everyone,” said the trust’s statement. The Trust deems the outrage about Thorneythwaite to have been the result of “misunderstanding”. But two months on, the anger is still there. “Helen Ghosh is absolutely, fundamentally and categorically wrong about Thorneythwaite,” says James Rebanks. “It is not a misunderstanding on our part. We have a perfect understanding of what they did, and how ill conceived it was. For us, breaking the lands from the historical farmstead sets a terrible, terrible precedent. The Trust exists to counter threat. They did not establish there was a threat to those lands, but they mindlessly waded in all the same. It’s not just about Thorneythwaite now. It’s about their values and whether our land is safe with them – or have they got another agenda that doesn’t include us, the farmers? There isn’t one of us that wants to fight with the Trust. We want to support it. But they think farmers are old-fashioned and narrow-minded and don’t understand what’s coming to them.”