Broughton 1.3 miles. Seren is a fabulous lodge near Broughton in the popular county of Cumbria. This property is ideal for a group looking for a joyous getaway as it boasts an open-plan living space with an electric fire, ground-floor living and welcomes dogs. Inside, once you have walked up a few steps, you will be welcomed in by the intimate open-plan living space that has everything you need. Claim your spot on one of the two sofas and make it your own for the entirety of your stay. Get the remote to turn on the Smart TV to find something to watch as you become accustomed to your new, lovely surroundings. When you feel like eating, make the most out of the fully kitted-out kitchen, which has an electric oven with a gas hob and a double basket air fryer. Cook up a divine meal and plate it on the dining table for everyone to eat whilst sharing some stories from years gone by together. Let the food settle by opening up the patio doors and sitting on the garden furniture. Enjoy basking in the sun, should it be so kind to be out, and have a drink to cheer as you fully embed into the holiday spirit. Once the sun ebbs away for plenty of stars and the breeze becomes cold come back inside. Turn on the electric fireplace to feel warm as you continue watching the show you started from before. If you start to feel tired, call it a night in either the king-size or twin bedroom. Start the day off with a shower in the en-suite or the main shower room to revitalise yourself for another great day of fun. Note: This property can be booked with Ref 1174481, together sleeping up to eight guests.

This civil parish nestles in the Borough of Allerdale in Cumbria and is split into the villages of Great Broughton and Little Broughton. Positioned some 3 miles west of Cockermouth, just north of River Derwent, which babbles through the Lake District, this quiet village is home to a general store, four pubs, a hotel, as well as being on the bus route to Cockermouth. Little Broughton is made up of a collaboration of modern housing estates and traditional style houses. The market town of Cockermouth is well known as the birthplace of both William Wordsworth and Fletcher Christian. The National Trust now owns the Wordsworth Georgian family home in the centre of the town. It attracts visitors from all over the country, looking to step back in time and experience a piece of the 1770s, when Wordsworth was growing up. There is also an array of shops, pubs and eateries dotted about the town, with excellent walking opportunities right on the doorstep at Bassenthwaite Lake, Ennerdale Water and Derwent Water. Along the west coast of Cumbria, at mouth of the River Derwent, is the port town of Worthington, offering further shops, bars and two theatres. Curwen Hall is an imposing ruin with an interesting history; it was used to shelter Mary Queen of Scots on her last flight to Scotland before her execution. In less than half an hour’s drive, is the Solway Firth and its designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and to the east are the Lakeland Hills waiting to be explored. Keswick boasts a thriving town centre with many more shops to choose from, as well as miniature golf, the famous Theatre by the Lake, the Pencil Museum, fishing and mountain biking opportunities. There is plenty to do in and around this pleasant location, offering a holiday to remember!

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