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Pembroke Cottage

Sleeps 6

Bedrooms 3

Dog Friendly

Three gorgeous double bedrooms - all en-suite:

Imagine relaxing in a spacious garden room with a Morso wood-burning stove and large windows, admiring the breathtaking 270-degree views across the Cartmel Valley to the Coniston, Fairfield, Helvellyn, and Cartmel Fells. Nothing but the sounds of birdsong from the surrounding mature gardens and the Church bells sounding on a Sunday morning—it is truly wonderful!

Pembroke Cottage must be a top choice when booking a Cartmel holiday cottage. It has three double bedrooms—all en-suite—a new Shaker kitchen with all the modern appliances, a fabulous lounge with comfy sofa seating and a large Smart TV, a dining area seating six to eight guests, and a boot/mud room with a large stainless-steel sink, perfect for washing off muddy pooches after a day out exploring the area.

The extensive mature gardens extend to almost half an acre and are not overlooked, offering a private, secure space for children and dogs. For sunnier days, the southwest-facing patio, with direct access via French doors to the kitchen and a dining set for six people, is perfect for alfresco dining or perhaps a few drinks while watching the sunset.

Pembroke Cottage is positioned on the slopes of Hampsfell, less than a 10-minute walk from the centre of Cartmel Village, making it ideal for visitors to Cartmel Racecourse and the South Lakes, with Coniston, Ulverston, Kendal, and Grange all within easy reach.

Returning visitors to Cartmel will know that, as wonderful as it is, off-street parking is scarce, with visitors having to park at the racecourse. Worry not; Pembroke Cottage has private parking for up to four cars in the driveway.

We highly recommend Pembroke Cottage when booking a holiday home in Cartmel.

Pembroke Cottage has been listed since August 2024

Dogs Permitted

EV Charge Point

Pub within 1 Mile

Log Burner / Fireplace

Wireless Internet

Family Friendly

Garden / Patio

Parking

Bed Linen Provided

Towels Provided

Washing Machine

Tumble Dryer

Dishwasher

Contactless Check-in

Walks nearby

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Take a closer look at Pembroke Cottage

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There are three en-suite bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes, a hanging rail and drawers, a spacious walk-in shower, illuminated vanity mirrors, and bathroom sockets. The Green bedroom’s en-suite has a bath too.
Each bedroom offers a vanity space with a mirror and easy access to a plug socket and USB sockets for charging devices.
All bedrooms offer fell, valley and garden views.
- Blue Bedroom – Ground floor, en-suite, zip and link super king-size bed.
- Green Bedroom – First floor, en-suite, king-size bed
- Yellow Bedroom – First floor, en-suite, zip and link super king-size bed
Garden Room with a Morso woodburner, seating for six guests and stunning views of Cartmel Priory, Cartmel Valley, Coniston Fells and Helvellyn.
Separate downstairs guest toilet.
Well-equipped, recently fitted olive green Shaker kitchen with a double-oven range cooker, a large American fridge freezer, an integrated dishwasher, and a microwave. Island with seating for socialising and easy open-plan access to lounge and dining areas. French door access to patio.
A comfortable lounge with a large corner sofa seating six people, a large Smart TV offering Sky, Sky Cinema, Netflix, DAB+ radio, and a speaker. The lounge also enjoys far-reaching fell and valley views from the large corner sofa and built-in bookshelf well stocked with books, games, and puzzles.
Cosy dining area with seating for 6-8 people.
There is a large boot/mud room accessed from the driveway. It has a large stainless-steel sink for washing dogs, an outside tap for washing larger dogs or very muddy boots, and a Samsung washer-dryer. This room is large enough to store a couple of bicycles securely.

Pembroke Cottage welcomes a maximum of six adults or four adults and two children, as well as two dogs.
While the property has been beautifully refurbished throughout, it wasn't specifically designed with young children in mind, and we suggest the garden isn't suitable for them due to the uneven levels.
By default, the zip-and-link beds in the Blue and Yellow bedrooms are made into doubles. Please let us know when booking if you would like either of them to be split into single beds.
Stag, hen or similar events or parties are not permitted.
Private parking for 3-4 cars with EV charger, courtesy dusk-till-dawn lighting for late arrivals and security, and perimeter lighting around the house and patio.
Google Nest thermostat heating.
One external security camera to main gates – no impact on guest privacy.
A travel cot and a high chair are available upon request, but a stair gate is not provided.
The house has been recently refurbished, refitted, and decorated to a high standard. A professional fire risk assessment has been undertaken, and all recommended actions have been completed.
Changeover Days are Monday or Friday
Arrival time: 16:00 / Departure time 10:00
A £200 security deposit, pre-authorised against your credit or debit card, will be required the day before your arrival.

Cartmel

About the location

Cartmel is a quaint and charming village, 20 minutes' drive from Jct 36 of the M6 motorway. It is the perfect destination for those seeking an authentic English countryside experience.

With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and renowned food scene, Cartmel promises a memorable stay, and it’s less than a 10-minute’ walk from Pembroke Cottage.

Local Pubs and Restaurants
One of Cartmel's highlights is its vibrant culinary scene. The village boasts several excellent pubs and restaurants, offering visitors a taste of traditional British cuisine and warm, friendly service.

The Cavendish Arms: This historic coaching inn dates to the 16th century and offers a cosy atmosphere, delicious food, and a fine selection of local ales. With its open fireplaces and oak-beamed ceilings, the Cavendish Arms is the perfect place to unwind after exploring the village.
Rogan & Co: Owned by the celebrated chef Simon Rogan, this Michelin-starred restaurant offers an exceptional dining experience. The menu features locally sourced ingredients, expertly crafted into innovative dishes that showcase the best of British cuisine.
The Kings Arms: A classic English pub, The Kings Arms offers hearty meals, a selection of local ales, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy your meal in their beautiful beer garden overlooking the village green during the warmer months.
L’Enclume: Simon Rogan's award-winning 3 Rosette restaurant is an “experience”. Simon and his team create gastronomic delights taking your pallet on an adventure. Booking essential.

Nearby Destinations
Cartmel's location in the heart of the Lake District National Park makes it an ideal base for exploring some of the region's most popular attractions.

Windermere: Just a 30-minute drive from Cartmel, Windermere is England's largest natural lake. Visitors can enjoy various activities, including sailing, fishing, and hiking in the surrounding hills. Don't miss the opportunity to take a scenic cruise on one of the lake's iconic steamers.
Coniston: Approximately a 45-minute drive away, Coniston is a charming village situated on the shores of Coniston Water. Discover the area's rich literary history with a visit to Brantwood, the former home of John Ruskin, or explore the stunning landscapes that inspired Arthur Ransome's beloved children's book, Swallows and Amazons.
Ulverston: A mere 20-minute drive from Cartmel, Ulverston is a vibrant market town known for its lively festivals and bustling high street. While there, be sure to visit the Laurel and Hardy Museum, dedicated to the iconic comedy duo who have roots in the town.

Whether you're a food lover, a history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Cartmel has something for everyone. With its idyllic location, friendly locals, and exceptional dining options, it's no wonder that this enchanting village has captured the hearts of visitors from around the world.

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