Yeat Stoup Cottage is a charming retreat, ideal for couples, tucked away in the picturesque village of Little Broughton, Cumbria. Perfectly blending comfort and countryside charm, this pet-friendly cottage boasts one king-size bedroom and a handy ground-floor shower room, ideal for easy living. The well-equipped kitchen invites you to whip up anything from a quick breakfast to a celebratory feast, while the spacious living/dining room, featuring a Smart TV and a toasty electric fire, promises plenty of relaxing evenings in. Step outside to your private front patio, complete with outdoor furniture, perfect for morning coffees or unwinding with a glass of wine after a day exploring. Off-road parking means stress-free arrivals, making Yeat Stoup Cottage a perfect base for couples, bringing their furry friends along for the adventure. Great Broughton’s location puts you right in the heart of some of Cumbria’s best countryside adventures. Just a short drive away, the stunning Lake District National Park offers endless opportunities for hiking, boating, and soaking in breathtaking views. For a taste of local history, head to nearby Cockermouth, birthplace of William Wordsworth, with its quaint shops and riverside cafés. The market town of Keswick is also within easy reach, boasting a vibrant town centre, the impressive Derwentwater lake, and family-friendly attractions like the Pencil Museum. Closer to home, enjoy scenic countryside walks or explore local pubs serving hearty Cumbrian fare. Whether you’re after outdoor thrills, cultural treats, or simply a peaceful spot to unwind, Yeat Stoup Cottage makes a brilliant base for discovering the best of Cumbria and beyond.

Great Broughton is a quaint village resting in the Cumbrian Borough of Allerdale and the civil parish of Broughton. Home to a Post Office with village store, three pubs and a Royal British Legion branch, it has all you need and more for a self-catered stay near the Lake District. Sitting amongst the River Derwent, there are plenty of scenic walking routes within the local area, with both coastal footpaths and rich terrains available all around. Head into Cockermouth to find a wider range of amenities to choose from as well as the National Trust wonder of Wordsworth House and Garden, the former home of romantic poet Wordsworth himself, here you can enjoy a tour of the Georgian townhouse and roam the riverside garden that gave William his inspiration, where you will find 18th-century varieties of vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers, as well as a welcoming flock of heritage chickens. In the town of Cockermouth, you can also find the historic ruins of its castle, beautiful Memorial Gardens and woodland gardens all worth exploring. Head to the coastal town of Workington, home to the main shopping centre for west Cumbria, it offers wonderful retail experiences as well as the Helena Thompson Museum, the impressive Workington Hall and plenty of rich history awaiting to be discovered. Enjoy a family-fun day on the golden sands of Moss Bay Beach, or choose to explore the lands of the beautiful Lake District National Park, a World Heritage Site home to the imposing mountain Scafell Pike, beautiful lakes and plenty of outdoor adventure, it's a true marvel to be seen at any time of year.

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