Dog-friendly Cumbria

A spectacular four-bedroom detached holiday home settled in Bowness-On-Windermere in Cumbria. Open-plan. Ground-floor living. Off-road parking. Close to lake. Ambleside 5.8 miles; Kendal 9 miles.

A traditional detached cottage nestled within an idyllic corner of the Lake district in Santon Bridge near Eskdale Green, Cumbria. Hot tub. Idyllic surroundings. Woodburning stove. Wasdale 5.6 miles; Seascale 6.1 miles; Coniston 19.2 miles.

This impressive Grade II listed cottage is settled on the outskirts of Grange-over-Sands on the coast of Cumbria. Pet-friendly. Traditional interior. Sea views. Kendal 14.5 miles; Ulverston 16.1 miles; Windermere 16.2 miles.

A superb lodge property resting on the Lakeland Leisure Park, near Flookburgh. Pet-friendly. Hot tub. WiFi. Close to the coast. Grange-over-Sands 4.4 miles; Cartmel 5.6 miles.

A semi-detached cottage resting in the Cumbrian village of Haverigg. Close to coast. Close to Lake District National Park. Woodburning stove. Enclosed garden. Millom 1.6 miles; Broughton-in-Furness 8.4 miles.

A stunning, semi-detached home resting in Bootle near Millom, Cumbria and the Lake District. Large garden. Ample parking. Smart TV. Close to beach. Broughton-in-Furness 10.8 miles; Ambleside 29.8 miles.

Cobbleken is set in the pretty town of Cockermouth, perfect for extended families or couples looking to explore the surrounding area. The property is set over three floors and has been lovingly restored to a good standard.
Enter through a very useful drying room, with plenty of room to dry those walking boots, wet coats or store bikes and sports equipment. The warming wood burner here offers the perfect spot for your four legged friend to dry off before heading upstairs with you. The first floor offers plenty of space for everyone to relax. The living room has comfy sofas and a large screen TV for a movie night in, while the well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to cook up a hearty meal served around the large table in the adjacent dining room. With so many choices of restaurants and takeaways close by, you could easily be tempted away from cooking. The property features three double bedrooms and a twin room, each boasting sumptuous beds and bedding offering a good night’s sleep. Begin the day feeling revived and refreshed in either of the two bathrooms on the first or second floor. Outside is a private courtyard seating area, cold water tap and two private parking for 1 small/medium sized car in garage and 1 vehicle behind on hard-standing.
The market town of Cockermouth sits on the edge of the Lake District National Park, offering an abundance of independent shops, cafés and restaurants. The Derwent River runs alongside the town and provides pretty riverside walks along the castle walls and brewery buildings. Be sure to stop by at Wordsworth House, once home to the famous poet of the same name, which has a delightful walled garden that once served as the inspiration for his poetry. From here you are just a short drive from Keswick, and many of the popular fells including Skiddaw, Sale Fell and Ling Fell can be accessed along the way. For golfers, Cockermouth and Keswick both offer access for non-members, and mountain bikers will be keen to tackle the demanding trails at Whinlatter Forest. Stunning beaches along the west coast include St Bees, home of the coast-to-coast challenge. Families will enjoy a day out at the Lake District Wildlife Park or for a wet and rainy day the Aquarium at Maryport is a great choice. So whatever your reason is to stay here, there will be something for everyone. Beach 9 miles. Shop 50 yards, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

This lovely dormer bungalow lies in the village of Goadsbarrow near Roose, Cumbria. Open views. Master bedroom. Barrow-in-Furness 5 miles; Bardsea 5 miles; Ulverston 7.9 miles.

Set back from a quiet, shared private lane, this solid Cumbrian stone, mid-link barn conversion enjoys open views over the Solway coast and towards Scotland. Relax on the landscaped front seating area, with seating for all, and watch the breathtaking sunsets and open views as you enjoy good company and a glass of wine. In warmer months, the outside dining area and charcoal/wood barbecue/fire pit makes al fresco dining a must.

Move into the large living space with original stone and brick walls, complimented sympathetically with additional Cumbrian brick walls and Cumbrian sandstone headers. The large seating area faces the feature Cumbrian stone fireplace and 75" TV above, perfect for those movie nights in with popcorn and nibbles. Located just off the living area is a walk-through cloakroom leading to the generously sized downstairs toilet, both also featuring original stone walls. Continuing through the ground floor is the fully equipped kitchen and dining area, featuring another large 65" TV and American-style diner seating, making it perfect for mealtimes and as an additional seating area to make the most of this spacious accommodation.

On the first floor are the sumptuous bedrooms; a master with a stunning super kingsize bed and en-suite shower room with rainfall shower, a quadruple bunk room for the teenagers of the group with their own en-suite toilet, and a further kingsize room. There is also a family bathroom on this floor.

The area is brimming with activities and open coastline, and is ideal for exploring Hadrian’s Wall, Carlisle and the northern Lake District and Scottish borders. Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the adjacent nature reserve is home to a variety of native wildlife.

With its beautiful interior design and interesting features, this idyllic property has all the ingredients for a memorable Cumbrian Getaway. New to the market in 2021, this quaint cottage is in a quiet courtyard with a handful of residential properties in a rural location on the Western border of The Lake District National Park.
High Trees Byre has undergone a thoughtful refurbishment while keeping many of the original features and character. On the first floor you’ll find a landing with a small double sofa bed ideal for flexible sleeping arrangements and the main bathroom is just off this landing and offers a shower over the bath. There are two good-sized bedrooms one with a double and the master with a kingsize bed and en-suite shower room. The ground floor is largely open plan with a with a range of easy seating, a dining table, woodburning stove and TV, perfect for those cosy nights in. The kitchen is well equipped and provides everything you need for a family feast or a hearty breakfast before a day of adventure. The cobbled courtyard at the front offers two private parking spaces together with a secure bike shed ,whilst at the rear, leading from the dining area, you enter an enchanting, enclosed garden with raised beds, a small, raised pond and stunning countryside views. Perfect for enjoying a glass of wine in the evening, or a morning coffee to start your day.
High Trees Byre offers an excellent location and, in many ways, the best of both worlds. Lamplugh sits between Cockermouth to the North and Ennerdale to The South. To the East you have views to Blake Fell and Melbreak as well as easy access to Loweswater. The scenery around this unspoilt part of The Lakes is stunning, and the beauty, colours and unforgettable panoramic views are a sight to behold. Whether you want an easy stroll, a challenging walk, or a serious climb, this makes a great base from which to start your adventures. Being on the National Park border with its abundance of walks, cycle routes, wildlife, mountains, and lakes you’re never too far from picturesque countryside and if you love the outdoors, you’ll love this spot. Shop 7 miles, pub 3 miles and restaurant 5 miles.