HIGH RIGG SHEPHERD'S HIDEAWAY, pet friendly in Brampton, Cumbria

This detached shepherd's hut rests in Brampton, Cumbria and can sleep two people in one bedroom.

High Rigg Shepherd's Hideaway is a superb property resting within Brampton. This open-plan, studio-style property comes with a king-size bed, a kitchen area, a sitting area and a dining area with a woodburning stove perfect for a couple. Completing the interior is a patio area with a hot tub with outdoor furnishings, as well as off-road parking. High Rigg Shepherd's Hideaway is a wonderfulbase for a romantic getaway with your partner. Sorry not suitable for children.

Amenities: Open-plan living with kitchenette, dining & bedroom area. King size bed. Small shower room with shower, basin & wc. Kettle, toaster, hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge with ice box. WiFi. Smart TV with DVD player. Electric wall heating & wood-burning stove. Fuel & Power plus 1 basket logs & firelighters inc in rent. Bed linen, towels & dressing gowns inc in rent. Off-road parking for 1 car. Private decked area with table & chairs. Private sheltered hot tub & seating area. Private garden & lawned area. Charcoal BBQ & separate fire pit. Countryside views 1 Pet allowed. No smoking. No facilities for charging electric vehicles. Not suitable for children. Shop 3.3 miles, pub 0.7 miles. Complimentary locally made shepherd's pie & bottle of fizz. Food hamper available at an extra cost by prior arrangement. Please Note: The garden to this property is not fully enclosed. Please Note: There are steps to the exterior. Check out 10am/Check in 3pm

Region: Open heather moors and peatlands together with beautiful dales and hay meadows sweep across this northernmost section of the Pennine hill range. Discover a range of attractions and a rich heritage.

Town: Brampton is a market town resting on the outskirts of Carlisle, offering a great base for exploring Hadrian’s Wall. The town boasts rich and colourful history, dating back to the Roman occupation, Border raiders from Scotland and the Jacobite uprisings. Today, you will find Moot Hall, which was built in 1817, and now houses the Tourist Information Centre and is surrounded by a selection of amenities. Within the surrounding area, you will find Talkin Tarn Country Park, 120 acres of farmland and woodland and the RSPB nature reserve.