Dog-friendly Cumbria

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 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 charming terraced house resting in the seaside resort of Allonby. En-suite bedroom. Beach within 0.1 miles. Bassenthwaite 16.7 miles; Carlisle 23.6 miles; Keswick 23.6 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 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.

A charming, whitewashed cottage with panoramic views in the hamlet of Sandside near Milnthorpe. Views of estuary and towards Lake District. Pub on the same street. Open-plan living. Carnforth 8.9 miles; Kendal 9.1 miles; Windermere 16.6 miles.

Located in the heart of Cartmel Village and down a very quiet lane mainly used by local residents, this traditional Lake District cottage offers a charming and quaint atmosphere. With its original beams and feature stone walls, this traditional Lakeland cottage is the idyllic retreat for a family of four or a couple seeking a romantic getaway.

The entrance to the property is via a stable door that allows for the ’outside’ to be brought inside on hot summer days. This quaint, cosy lounge has comfortable seating for 4 and a pretty window seat where you can watch the world go by. There is an electric wood burner and Smart TV to relax in front of after a long day of exploring. For further entertainment, there is a sideboard full of board games and a dining area for four. Having original beams and doors leading to the stairs gives the property a unique character, as if you were stepping back in time. An area for hanging coats and leaving shoes and boots is located to the rear of the property.

A brand-new kitchen for 2022, country style and with all the modern conveniences, including an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washer/dryer. Warmth and character are added to this room by the feature stone wall. A reasonable-sized storage area, suitable for storing bicycles, is situated at the back of the property. A modern and contemporary shower room is also on the ground floor, complete with toilet, vanity unit, sink, shower cubicle, large mirror, and heated towel rail.

The stairs to the first floor are accessed via a wooden door, ideal for keeping babies or toddlers from accessing them. There is a stylish double bedroom at the front of the property, with traditional beams and plenty of storage. The second bedroom with a bunk bed, wardrobe, and space for a travel cot can be found at the rear of the property. There is a wonderful view of The Priory from this room. A wooden bench is located at the front of the property, a great spot for morning coffee.

Perfectly situated in the heart of medieval Cartmel village, there are a varied list of activities to partake in, from visiting Cartmel Priory to a walk through the racecourse woods, or a trip to the racecourse itself. From the Square, ancient streets lead through the village, each worth exploring for the variety of shops on offer. If you are shopping for a gift, or simply a memory of your visit to Cartmel, you will find a range of artisan, boutique, and craft shops available. Cartmel is home to a wide variety of traditional Lakeland inns, tea rooms and cutting-edge gourmet restaurants, including an internationally acclaimed Michelin Star restaurant, known for its sticky toffee pudding.

You immediately feel welcome as your step through the front door of this beautiful cottage, Off the entrance hall there is the living room with comfy sofas and welcoming open fire place , the ideal space to warm those toes after a busy day’s walking. Across the hall is a sitting room offering more comfy furniture and TV with an Xbox if you want an alternate choice of entertainment (some board games and books to read). Moving through the house you step into the family kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is well equipped with all the amenities you need to prepare anything from a picnic to family banquet. It’s the ideal space to chat over the days adventures as the drink flows and you enjoy the warmth of a wood burner. The French doors lead out to a patio area with rattan outside furniture and a firepit (initial logs included), and a large garden for those summer months with further decking and outside rattan furniture. Downstairs also features a shower room and a utility room with washing machine and tumbler dryer. Upstairs, there is the main bedroom offering a comfy, kingsize bed and en-suite toilet, in addition there are two spacious twin rooms. The upstairs is completed with a large family bathroom with a relaxing slipper bath to soak in, plus a rain shower and handheld shower.
Silecroft is a quiet peaceful idyllic village with a lovely pub; shops and supermarkets are available at Millom which is around 4 miles away. Haverigg is three miles which has a water ski centre and bar, further along from here is RSPB Nature reserve at Hodbarrow for spotting breeding terns, ringed plovers, redshanks and oystercatchers. If you enjoy beach walks there is fabulous safe sandy beach within ½ mile from the cottage, a beautiful place to watch the stunning sunsets. Silecroft also offers a splendid well maintained 9 hole links golf course with super views of the beach and Black Combe, they also offer Foot golf, visitors are always welcome to enjoy this coastal golf course. Other local attractions include Mullthwaite Green riding centre at the top of the road for hacks,beach rides or lessons. If you fancy a larger horse perhaps try the empowering Cumbrian Heavy Horses, where you can trek over the hills on one of those large, magnificent creatures or again a beach ride on Silecroft beach. Alternatively for a gentler pace -how about a leisurely walk up Black Combe to capture the spectacular views of the western Lakes coastline aswell as on a good day IOM, Wales and Scotland.
A 22 minute drive finds you at Waste Water with its impressive screes or in the other direction 30-minute drive finds you at the impressive Coniston Water or a little further on and you are at the water’s edge of Lake Windermere. If you fancy a steam train ride why not try the local "Ratty" in the stunning Eskdale valley which offers great local pubs which offer food and refreshment. A bit of History would be the impressive Muncaster Castle which entertains guests with mesmerizing "birds of prey" displays and gorgeous garden walks. However, you enjoy spending your days holidaying you’ll find something to entertain everyone - from local restaurants, museums, animal parks, aquarium, stately homes, through to paddle boarding, open water swimming in the lakes or sea, cycling, climbing, or walking, and all this is set against some of the most stunning ,unspoiled,undiscovered National Park scenery known as the Lake District and with the added benefit of a safe sandy beach. Beach ½ mile.

On the western fringe of The Lake District National Park, this former miner’s cottage has been expertly rejuvenated with great attention to detail. It’s full of original features and charm. Rowan Cottage is ideally located for exploring the quieter Western Fells and Cumbrian coast. Upstairs you’ll find two good-sized bedrooms, a double and a twin, both with comfortable beds and plenty of hanging and storage space. Downstairs features a contemporary living room with easy seating, Smart TV and gas stove with natural flame, the perfect place to cosy up in front of after a day of adventure. The fully fitted kitchen has separate integrated fridge/freezer along with a range cooker and a small utility with washing machine. There’s also a dining table and chairs for four. The bathroom features a shower over the bath. At the rear, the enclosed garden offers decking with garden furniture along with an area of artificial grass, ideal if you want to bring your dogs with you, plus there’s suitable dog walks nearby.
Situated in the village of Asby, Rowan Cottage is perfectly located between the west Cumbrian coast and the Lake District National Park. This quiet village location offers a change from the busy tourist hotspot of Keswick whilst still having the beauty of the surrounding local area with country walks starting from outside your front door. The village is served by two pubs just over a mile away. A local craft brewery/pub serves a wide variety of food and drink and is also dog friendly and a newly opened pub in 2022 on the main road.
Within a short drive you can access Ennerdale, Loweswater, Crummock and Buttermere. The Honister Pass offers a stunning route through to Derwentwater and Keswick. The cottage is just 4 miles from Ennerdale and 10 miles from the sandy beach of St Bees. The historic port of Whitehaven and the Georgian town of Cockermouth, birthplace of William Wordsworth are both less than 20-minute drive. Further afield the historic city of Carlisle, Gretna Green, the Southern Lake District and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hadrians Wall can be reached in around 90 minutes by car. Beach 7½ miles. Pub and restaurant 1¼ miles.

Solway Marsh view is a delightful rural cottage attached to the owner’s farmhouse, yet is completely private. It boasts a cosy sitting room with a lovely wood burner, a spacious kitchen/dining room perfect for enjoying a home cooked meal in after a day spent exploring. Upstairs is a spacious master bedroom, a twin room with custom made bunk beds and a modern bathroom. Outside, Solway Marsh View has a secluded garden with the most delightful views over the River Eden onto the Lake District fells.
Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this lovely riverside cottage provides a comfortable, warm and cosy stay for people looking for a countryside retreat to relax and unwind in. From the garden you can walk out of the garden gate and straight onto the river side with access to walks not publicly available. Or take a 15-minute walk to the village pub which serves delicious food!
The Lake District, Solway Coast, historic Carlisle and the Scottish Borders with Gretna Green are within easy reach, and Carlisle train station is 15 minutes away. There are lots of beautiful walks on the doorstep, including Hadrian’s Wall a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can explore the history of the wall and its dramatic landscape at over 20 fascinating sites, as well as the coastal path (routes and directions can be provided). Due to its location on the banks of the River Eden and Solway Firth, it is a birdwatchers’ and animal enthusiasts’ paradise. From the garden or your bed you will both see and hear ducks, geese, swans and many other breeds of birds flying up and down the river onto the Solway Firth. Whilst you have the tranquillity at the property you are only minutes by car from the M6 thereby ideally placed to enjoy one of the most beautiful regions in the UK. From here you can not only enjoy the beauty of this area but also a quick drive will take you over the border into Scotland with its miles of dramatic coastline.
Whilst staying at Solway Marsh View explore the many delights of Cumbria, a must is a visit is the beauty of the Lake District National Park with its stunning mountains and lakes. Close by, of course, is the beautiful border city of Carlisle with its 12th-century cathedral and 11th-century castle, it’s a lovely city to explore and of course, great for a spot of retail therapy. Pub and restaurant 1¼ miles.
Capricorn Cottage can be booked together with The Eden Hideaway (ref UK1554) to accommodate up to 8 guests.