Nr Kendal, The Lake District and Cumbria

2 Bedroom Cottage in Nr Kendal

Mill End is a 2 bedroom dog friendly property in The Lake District and Cumbria, England

Mill End is a dog friendly holiday cottage.

4 guests
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
2 dogs allowed

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Overlooking a meandering river, this gorgeous property is a tranquil setting for an unforgettable staycation. Based in a charming apartment in a former mill, you’ll be just 5 miles from the iconic Lake Windermere, placing you close to a plethora of water sports, golf and fishing opportunities. Sleeping four guests across two bedrooms, the property boasts charming interiors, stunning views and a delightful shared garden with a pretty stream running alongside it. Step through the private entrance into the garden room, a peaceful interlude before heading through to the main property. An open fire in the lounge/diner sets the scene, providing a cosy sanctuary for those chilly winter evenings where only fine wine and delicious food will do. Curl up on the sofas with a book, or gather around the table for sumptuous suppers crafted in the country-cottage-style kitchen. You’ll have everything you need to transform local ingredients into fabulous feasts, or why not pack up a picnic and head outside to enjoy the grounds – please note that the river is not enclosed. An elegant bathroom and separate shower room are just the ticket for a spot of pampering, and two bedrooms guarantee a restful night’s sleep after a busy day. Discover Windermere by boat, disembarking to explore the bustling town Ambleside, or venturing to Lakeside and Newby Bridge. Bowness-on-Windermere, 5 miles away, is the nearest spot to hop on board a scenic cruise, and you’ll be mesmerised by the stunning mountain views and glorious islands dotted across the serene water. Budding historians will appreciate a day trip to Sizergh Castle, a National Trust property 9 miles away with sweeping gardens and a fascinating history. If you are feeling energetic, scale the heights of Whitbarrow Scar 5 miles away, refuelling with a pint of local ale in friendly Witherslack.