Dog-friendly Cumbria

For those who want a little romantic break with a touch of luxury, Peg’s Place will not fail you. As you kick off your shoes and enjoy the comforts of this perfect getaway, you and your partner will feel that little more special during your stay.
The owner has presented this stunning cottage to the highest standard, with an open plan living room and kitchen. Relax on the comfy sofas whilst enjoying the warmth of the open fire, or start your day with a coffee sat at the breakfast bar or a romantic dine in meal for two. When it comes to bedtime, the bedroom (accessed via narrow, spiral, open-tread stairs) has a sumptuous mattress to give a good night’s sleep, and an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower continues the comfort during your stay. There is a sumptuous Laura Ashley leather sofa bed in the living room for flexible sleeping.
Step outside and follow the nearby pathway and you will soon be in the village of Bowness-on-Windermere where you will find an abundance of shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as many of the lakes’ finest attractions including taking a cruise on Windermere, and Beatrix Potter World. So many dog friendly walks can be found nearby and some of Lakeland’s finest fells are within just a short drive. Beach 17½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

The Abbey Coach House Cottages are nestled in a quiet location within easy walking distance of Windermere, Bowness and Lake Windermere. Both Cottages, The Farriers (ref 26967) and The Coach House (ref 26968) are set within the private, extensive and well cared for grounds of The Abbey Coach House. Restored to a very good standard, this ideal retreat combines a rich tradition with comfortable, modern living. Surrounded by the Lakeland Hills these unique, self-catering holiday properties are just a short stroll from the nearby villages where shops, restaurants and pubs serving local ales are in abundance. Whether its a romantic break or a relaxing family holiday, the properties are ideally situated as a base for exploring the Lake District. Take a 10 minute stroll to Bowness, cruise on one of England’s largest lakes. The craggy fells and peaceful lakes inspired William Wordsworth, whose home in Grasmere is open to visitors, and also Beatrix Potter, who lived at Hill Top at Sawrey, now preserved by the National Trust. Ambleside is only a short distance away. The bus route and train station are nearby. Shops, pubs and restaurants ¼ mile.

A welcoming apartment located in the heart of Bowness-on-Windermere in the Lake District. Pet-friendly. Close to a number of shops and pubs.

Victorian end terrace. Contemporary interior. Second sitting room. Woodburning stove. Bike storage. Private courtyard. One dog welcome. WiFi. Unrestricted on street parking. Pub 2 min walk.

The Abbey Coach House Cottages are nestled in a quiet location within easy walking distance of Windermere, Bowness and Lake Windermere. Both Cottages, The Farriers (ref 26967) and The Coach House (ref 26968) are set within the private, extensive and well cared for grounds of The Abbey Coach House. Restored to a very good standard, this ideal retreat combines a rich tradition with comfortable, modern living. Surrounded by the Lakeland Hills these unique, self-catering holiday properties are just a short stroll from the nearby villages where shops, restaurants and pubs serving local ales are in abundance. Whether its a romantic break or a relaxing family holiday, the properties are ideally situated as a base for exploring the Lake District. Take a 10 minute stroll to Bowness, cruise on one of England’s largest lakes. The craggy fells and peaceful lakes inspired William Wordsworth, whose home in Grasmere is open to visitors, and also Beatrix Potter, who lived at Hill Top at Sawrey, now preserved by the National Trust. Ambleside is only a short distance away. The bus route and train station are nearby. Shops, pubs and restaurants ¼ mile.

A delightful log cabin on White Cross Bay Holiday Park, in Troutbeck Bridge, Cumbria. Pet-friendly. Shared on-site facilities. Windermere 2 miles; Ambleside 3 miles.

A lovely lodge positioned within the desirable location of Troutbeck Bridge, with direct park access to the Lake. Sleeps 4-6. Open-plan. Private decking. Walking routes. Windermere 2 miles, Ambleside 3 miles.

This lovely semi-detached house rests on the outskirts of Windermere, & just over half a mile to Lake Windermere. Garden. Woodburning stove. Windermere 0.7 miles; Ambleside 3.7 miles; Lakeside 10.4 miles.

This charming terraced cottage rests in the town of Bowness-on-Windermere in Cumbria. In the Lake District National Park. Pet-friendly. Amenities within walking distance. Ambleside 5.6 miles; Kendal 9.8 miles.

Myrtle Cottage is a traditional Lakes slate cottage dating back to the 1870s located in Windermere, Cumbria. Touches of this history can be found throughout the property, for example the wonderful stone fireplace and working wood burner. When you are not out enjoying the various Windermere pubs and restaurants all within easy walking distance, spend your evening keeping up to date with all your favourite shows and enjoy quality time in the lovely lounge area, with its two leather sofas and wood burner. Furnished to a high standard, this kitchen will inspire you to dust off those cookbooks and indulge in all the modern appliances at hand. With a convenient dining area seating four people, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy a home-cooked meal together.
The first floor is home to two bedrooms, both with kingsize beds. Both conveniently feature their own en-suite shower room and ample storage space for all your personal belongings. Outside is a rear patio area with furniture provided - sit out and enjoy this enclosed space with a refreshing drink.
While you stay in the area of Windermere, why not explore everything the town has to offer? With an abundance of local pubs and restaurants for fine dining, there are also plenty of shops you can splurge in and treat yourself to something new. Find and explore The World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness-on-Windermere, which features displays about the famous writer herself. Or venture towards Cook House gallery, with exhibitions of modern arts and crafts. With so much to do in the area, you will be spoilt for choice. Myrtle Cottage is the ideal cottage for exploring the Lake District.
Shop and pub 175 yards.