Dog friendly The Stable, Milton, Cumbria - Sleeps 2

A lovely, stone-built, mid-terrace cottage on a working livestock farm in the rural hamlet of Milton, two miles from Brampton. The result of careful, thoughtful conversion of old farm buildings, this Milton cottage retains much charm, with original beams and exposed stonework. This welcoming Milton cottage features a cosy sitting room with attached summer room, a lovely spot to sit and admire the pretty views, a small modern kitchen, and a delightful main bedroom.

An ideal romantic retreat, this Milton cottage is further enhanced by the decked balcony, where guests can enjoy views of the countryside, or watch the world go by. A great base to relax, unwind and enjoy this historic area, the market town of Brampton, the North Pennines and majestic Hadrian's Wall.

Note: This cottage is next to Refs. 3738, 4585, 917515, 922499, 931769 and 941220, 949797 together they sleep 30.

The Stable, Milton - Property Amenities

Electric storage heaters with woodburner in sitting area. Electric oven & hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher, TV, DVD, radio, stereo/CD player, WiFi. Fuel, power & starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent, additional logs available (honesty box). Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Cot & highchair available. Shared use of gardens. Shared use (with seven other cottages on site) of summerhouse & hot tub all year round at £40 per week or £20 per short break, payable direct to owner on arrival (use is by direct arrangement with owner). Decked balcony area with furniture & BBQ. Ample off road parking. One well-behaved dog welcome at £10 per week. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 2 miles. Note: There is a railway line approx 250 metres from the cottage. Some noise is audible when trains pass. Note: The Stable is accessed via 2 flights of approx 7 steps

About the Milton area

Ideally placed for exploring northern Cumbria, the little hamlet of Milton is set close to numerous attractions including Hadrians Wall, the Solway Firth and the Lake District National Park. With a rich and colourful history, the market town of Brampton dates back to the Roman occupation, and boasts evidence of Scottish border raids and the Jacobite uprising.

Apparently, even Bonnie Prince Charlie was a fan of the town, establishing his headquarters in what is now a shop. Just a few miles away is the Talkin Tarn Country Park. Covering 180 acres, the Tarn - a 10,000 year old glacial lake - accounts for 65 acres and is fed by underwater springs. Slightly further south, visitors can take a trip to Gelt Woods - an ancient woodland set along the banks of the River Gelt.