Cleugh Foot

Longtown, Lake District & Cumbria

6 Humans

2 Dogs

Children welcome

Babies welcome

Livestock on site

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Why we love it

Cleugh Foot looks out on incredible views, but you might be too busy admiring what you can see indoors: cosy wood burners, gorgeous design, and a hot tub in prime position

Dogs will love

The incredible locale to explore
Sniffing out their bowls
Cuddling on the blanket by the wood burner

Humans will love

The massive kitchen to craft food to eat under the pergola
Star-spotting from the hot tub out back
Arranging celebration packages, or campfire packages for their arrival

The place

You don’t just get the cosy cottage of Cleugh Foot (pronounced 'clue') when you book, you get access to the buckets of private parkland, woodland and more! You’re right next to the Anglo-Scottish border, so you’ll be unsurprised to learn, you’re surrounded by walks in every direction, whether that’s a simple country stroll, or something a little heartier at the nearby Solway Coast AONB, or the Kielder Forest Park. Back at your space, the cottage sits beautifully in the surrounding trees and patchwork fields like something out of a dream getaway, with stylish interiors, rainfall showers and deep bathtubs for the day’s end. You won’t care what the weather’s doing outside when days out are easy, and days in look like cuddles by the wood burner with your four-legged favourite. Out back you’ll find a pergola for al fresco dining when the sun shines, and a wood-fired hot tub, for when the sky turns starlit.

Sleeping

2 x King rooms
1 x Twin room

Washing

Family bathroom with bath
Downstairs shower room
En suite with shower
Handwash and shower gel
Washing machine
Iron and ironing board
Outdoor tap

Living and relaxing

Wood-fired hot tub
A bag of firewood
Wood burner in sitting room
Sofas and arm chairs in sitting room
Smart TV
Wifi (the signal is not that strong so be aware!)
Firepit

Cooking and dining

Kitchen including cooker, hob, fridge/freezer, toaster, kettle and dishwasher
Cooking basics supplied - tea, coffee, sugar, salt, pepper, olive oil and dishwasher tablets
Table, four chairs and bench in dining room
Outdoor picnic bench
BBQ

For the dog

Water and food bowls
Stair gate
Pooper scooper

Booking information

Check in 1500
Check out 1000
25% off all stays in July and August. Discount applied at check out.
£20 per dog per stay

Optional extras

Additional firewood for £5 per bag for wood burner, and £15 per bag for hot tub
Celebration package is available for £100 including champagne on ice, nibbles, confetti and celebration banner all laid out for your arrival
Campfire package is available from £35 including marshmallows and goodies
Hosts can pre-heat the hot tub ready for your arrival for an additianal cost

You should know

Dogs aren’t allowed upstairs but there’s plenty downstairs they’ll enjoy
If your dog would like to join you on the furniture, please put down a blanket for them
Whilst walking around the parkland and amongst livestock please keep your dogs on a lead!
There is pheasant shooting in the surrounding areas during the winter months

If you’re wanting to load up on supplies, there are plenty of places nearby to go grab some. If you head to Longtown, there’s a serviceable Spar, however, if you prefer the smaller, more bespoke shops, there’s Kirkups, a family-run butcher on Swan Street, Longtown as well as Cochranes, a veg shop near Longtown
There are plenty of places to take a walk nearby, one great one is the river Esk – just cross the suspension bridge and follow the river up the old Wavereley Line in a loop. The river is commercially let to fishermen from February to the end of October, and it is fine for you to walk on the other side, but sadly no swimming is allowed
Carlisle’s the nearest city to here, at 25 minutes away, and is great for a quick trip out. You can take a tour of the city and its architecture, untouched by the WW2 bombings, unlike the south of the country. Pop into one of the many dog-friendly pubs for a quick pit stop, and some waggy tails poking out from under the tables. Head to either the Howard Arms or The Griffin, for a particularly warm welcome
Take the drive out to Kershope Forest, which is half an hour’s drive northeast. It’s an incredible place, with pine forest looming over rough tundra-like terrain, that your dog will adore exploring for its many smells, and long tracks to sprint down. You can take the full 11-mile route, or something shorter to suit your needs
The Lake District is just a 50-minute drive away, so you can take a trip out in the morning and get a full day of exploration done easily. There are lakes, mountains and forests to take on with your hound, and even more activities to take part in – many of which allow dogs to join in – so sea-faring pups can take a crack at kayaking!
There’s nothing like a windswept coastal walk – and you’re in luck here! A 40-minute drive away, you’ll find the Solway Coast AONB. With 118km to explore, there’s more than just one day out. There’s the coastal path to stomp along, dunes and salt marshes, as well as Silloth West Beach, just below the AONB, which is dog friendly all year round.

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