Pretty couples retreat tucked away in the pretty village of St Bees. A fabulous romantic hideaway to explore the Cumbrian coast and the Lakes.
Escape to the idyllic coastal village of St Bees and stay in this quintessential and cosy cottage that’s brimming with homely details and thoughtful extra touches. The perfect retreat for two, your pint-sized pup can join you in your adventures and sniff out the best places to explore on the Cumbrian Coastline. Known for being the most westerly point of Northern England, the village is a great destination for enjoying the sunset with a picnic.
Whether you are resting your weary paws or watching the sunset on the horizon with your favourite tipple in the garden, this charming property is a sheer delight for special staycations. The open-plan living space is compact yet stylish with a fully equipped kitchen, clever dining options and two inviting armchairs for all your relaxing needs. At bedtime, the grand emperor bedroom has a huge bed, a beamed ceiling and ample space for a basket. The friendly owners live on-site, but privacy is guaranteed and there is off-road parking for one car. No need to worry about muddy paw prints, there’s a handy shower room to take care of any messes.
Head down to the sparkling sea and windswept beach to watch the wildlife over at St Bee’s Head, an RSPB Nature Reserve, or scamper across the sand of the dog-friendly beach and refuel with a pit stop at the coffee shop. The historic village is brimming with curiosities, and you’ll also be able to embark on the ultimate adventure along a manageable chunk of Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk. Stretching 190 miles from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay, it’s an exhilarating route with some seriously impressive scenery.
Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.