With traditional styling and a warming glow, this holiday home in the Lake District is a great place to retreat and relax with friends, family and your four-legged friend. Walkies at Lake Windermere (1 mile) are sure to set tails wagging, plus, top dogs are also welcomed aboard the lake cruises for a leisurely afternoon on the water.
Filled with natural light from the large windows overhead and heated by a modern wood burner, the living room/diner encourages relaxation, with two sofas offering seating for humans, and plenty of space for your canine to curl up at your feet. With views of the garden, the dining area is a great place to gather come breakfast, lunch or dinner. Just a few steps away, the cosy kitchen has an island in the centre creating a social area with a vibrant red AGA as the main feature of the room. When you need a little time out, the snug room is a fantastic spot with sumptuous armchairs, a wood burner and a bay window where you can watch the world go by. The first two bedrooms can be found on the ground floor, both furnished with king-size beds and one with a luxurious en-suite. Completing the floor is the family shower room. Upstairs are a further two bedrooms, including the master bedroom suite where the utmost privacy is on offer. Here, you’ll find a stylish living room, an en-suite bathroom with a tear-drop-shaped tub and a pillowy king-size bed ensuring a restful night’s sleep. From the living room, a set of doors open out into the garden area with a pretty patio, a sloping lawn and plenty of space for pups to play.
Let your dog lead the way to adventure on a walk to Coniston Water (8 miles) where you can stop off for a picnic and soak in the mesmerising views of this beautiful spot. Spend a day exploring Wray Castle (10 miles) where there are plenty of places for pooches to paddle on the lakeshore path, and pups are welcome to explore the castle grounds. Why not explore the whimsical waterfalls of the Lake District with a visit to Aira Force (26 miles), or hike to the summit of Helvellyn (24 miles) for a challenging climb with your hound in tow?