A happy Lakeland trip with your dog starts with a calm drive and the right cottage. Here is how to make the journey easy and what makes a let truly dog-friendly.
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From £380 per week
Up to £1,126 at peak
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2Sleeps
1Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
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Overview
Prospect Lodge is a charming cottage that is pet friendly and sleeps 2 people in the village location of Portinscale. The cottage has one second floor twin bedroom with lake views and a bathroom that has a bath, basin and WC. The lounge is on the first floor to take advantage of the magnficient lake view of Derwentwater and beyond, where you can watch a film after a busy day out on the fells or have a glass of wine and unwind. On the ground floor you will find a dining area and kitchen that is fully equipped with all that you would require on holiday to make a lovely meal. Continuing on there is a utility room in which you can dry out your walking clothes and a South facing garden that is private.
Amenities
Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, Smart TV. High Speed Broadband wi-fi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in the rent. Secure garden. On street parking. Travel Cot. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Pub a walk away, shops and restaurants 5 min drive.Please note that pets are not allowed upstairs.
Accommodation
Over three floors. There is one second floor Super King zip-link bed, which can be configured as two singles upon request at the time of booking. A bathroom with a bath, basin and WC with an under eave sloping ceiling. First Floor: Lounge. Ground floor: Kitchen dining area leading onto a WC and Utility area.
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