Last Minute Cottages in the Lake District

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms4
• Pet FriendlyYes

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Sugar Loft, a welcoming pet-friendly duplex apartment, set over four floors in Silloth, features proximity to the beach and Lake District National Park. (Ref. 1199508)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.9★

Outstanding

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A delightful two-bedroom annexe resting in Caldbeck in Cumbria. (Ref. 1082545)

• Sleeps8
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyYes

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Kruger (Pet) is a tranquil safari tent at Ullswater Heights Holiday Park near Penrith, Cumbria, complete with a woodburning stove and a sheltered hot tub. (Ref. 1196242)

• Sleeps6
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyNo

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Savannah is a charming safari tent on Ullswater Heights Holiday Park near Penrith, Cumbria, boasting a woodburning stove and undercover hot tub. (Ref. 1192750)

• Sleeps2
• Bedrooms1
• Pet FriendlyYes

5.0★

Perfect

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Yeat Stoup Cottage is a wonderful cottage that welcomes pets and is great for couples looking to visit Great Broughton, on the edge of the Lake District. (Ref. 1171649)

• Sleeps3
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyNo

4.6★

Outstanding

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Duplex apartment in courtyard development in central Windermere close to all, shops, restaurants. (Ref. 972586)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.7★

Outstanding

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A wonderful, end-terrace cottage nestled in Seathwaite near Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria. (Ref. 1025088)

• Sleeps22
• Bedrooms9
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.6★

Outstanding

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Wolfen Mill is a luxury Manor House in the countryside in Chipping, this pet-friendly abode offers ample off-road parking, hot tub, and is near amenities. (Ref. 1173662)

• Sleeps4
• Bedrooms2
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.7★

Outstanding

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A charming, two-bedroom cottage resting in Keld near Shap, Cumbria. (Ref. 1119499)

• Sleeps5
• Bedrooms3
• Pet FriendlyYes

4.6★

Outstanding

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Beautiful Kirkby Lonsdale cottage in one half of farmhouse dating back to 1717. (Ref. 9985)