Dog-friendly Cumbria

A lovely and welcoming terraced cottage in Windermere. Over three floors, dogs welcome, enclosed courtyard. Something for everyone to do in the area. Ambleside 5 miles.

A superb, mid-terrace, barn conversion with a hot tub in the quiet village of Newton Reigny, a 10 minute drive from Penrith. Pub 5 mins walk. Pet-friendly. Large garden. Keswick 17 miles.

Those who are in love with the ’great outdoors’ will find the location of Burnside Park the perfect place to stay. This luxury pine log cabin is equipped for every modern day convenience and comfort. Situated in landscaped grounds at the foot of Latrigg and Ewe How, with panoramic views of the Lakeland Fells. The site is within walking distance of Keswick town centre, making the lodge an ideal base to enjoy the amenities of Keswick without the hustle and bustle of the town itself.
Ewe How is a three bedroom south facing lodge with a view overlooking fields to Latrigg and the Helvellyn range. The large balcony has a table and chairs and barbecue.

Shorley Lodge is tastefully furnished and decorated using quality furnishings and linens, complimenting the character of the building. It provides excellent accommodation which is both spacious and comfortable, an exceptional base for you to enjoy your holiday. Situated 2 minutes level walk into Keswick Town Centre with the convenience of all the town’s amenities. The cottage is directly opposite Fitz Park and the River Greta and offers fabulous views over the river and surrounding fells. There are many walking and leisure opportunities from the doorstep which means you need not use your car. There is private parking available for one car

Brandelhow enjoys a perfect location in Keswick, being within a 10 minute walk of both the town centre and Derwentwater along a private lane in a peaceful residential area. A dormer style bungalow, Brandelhow sits in a slightly elevated position allowing lovely views of the fells surrounding Derwentwater, with a peek of the Lake and the benefit of a large lawned rear garden and private parking. Quality furniture and fittings are provided for your enjoyment and spectacular views from the master bedroom and living/dining room guarantee a relaxing stay. The mezzanine style room on the first floor retains privacy and has its own en-suite facilities. Brandelhow has mature, well established gardens to the front and rear with a variety of seating areas from which to admire the many outstanding views. The property will also be decorated for those looking to arrive over the festive period.
The ascent of Walla Crag begins at the end of the road and with many other walking opportunities from the doorstep. Shops, pubs and restaurants abound in Keswick with Brandelhow providing a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Keswick’s renowned Theatre by the Lake is just a short stroll and well worth a visit. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

The Croft is a beautiful three bedroom bungalow with an idyllic location in Keswick. Situated in a peaceful cul-de-sac, 10 minutes’ level walk to both the town centre and Derwentwater, with stunning views including a glimpse of the lake. Most of the accommodation is on one level, with the twin bedroom on the lower ground floor accessed by steps from the living room. The delightful terraced garden is a tranquil haven to relax, dine al fresco and enjoy the views. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Riverview Cottage has been fully refurbished in 2020, with a new kitchen/dining room, and equipped to the same high standards as the owner’s other property, Riverbank Cottage (Ref CC111400). Stylishly furnished, with a good level of facilities including leather sofas and stunning view of Latrigg and Skiddaw from some of the rooms. There is a rear garden to relax in after walking the fells where you can sit and relax while enjoying a cool refreshment or your morning coffee. It is easy to find, being situated on the main road into Keswick, across the road from the River Greta and Fitz Park, ideal for walking the dog, and 400 yards from Keswick town centre and amenities. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Occupying an elevated position in a small private cul-de-sac in Applethwaite, 1 mile north of Keswick. Applethwaite is an ideal location for those looking for a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the main towns in the Lakes, but with easy access to Keswick with all its attractions. This three bedroomed bungalow boasts magnificent views towards Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Fells, which can be enjoyed from the lounge or the garden.

The Larches is a four bedroomed detached cottage at Seldom Seen in Thornthwaite, a truly tranquil location. Surrounded by woodland on the slopes of Whinlatter forest the cottage is a perfect ’away from it all’ retreat with the delight of visiting red squirrels. It has the most fantastic summer house (or belvedere) with a deck at the top of its fellside garden, which has chairs, table and lighting. It has superb views across the Derwent marshes and to the distant fells. You can walk or cycle from the doorstep and sail on the lake at Bassenthwaite. There is an art gallery and coffee shop in the village and pubs, restaurants and a shop in the neighbouring village of Braithwaite and an abundance of amenities in nearby Keswick. The accommodation is upside down with the living space upstairs is 27ft long with paintings by local artists and benefits from the views towards Skiddaw and Clough Head. See the cottage’s website www.lakelandbelvedere.com for more fascinating details and photos.

Church View is a beautiful character cottage in the heart of this popular Lakeland village. Untouched for decades, the new owner completely renovated the cottage, providing every modern day convenience with all the charm and character of the original property. Features include a wood burning stove and oak beams (low headroom on the landing), internet access and a well-equipped kitchen. Threlkeld lies at the foot of mighty Blencathra, with great walking from the door, there are two good pubs and a village hall/tea room.