Dalston 3 miles. The Roost is a charming semi-detached holiday home situated in the tranquil village of Cumdivock near Dalston, Cumbria. With off-road parking for two cars, this family-friendly retreat is perfect for couples seeking a serene escape amidst the picturesque countryside. As you head into The Roost, you'll be welcomed by a thoughtfully arranged open-plan space, ideal for spending quality time with someone special. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything necessary to whip up tasty meals, which you can savour at the dining table, perfectly set for an intimate dinner for two. After your meal, retreat to the sitting room, where you can sink into the comfy sofa and catch up on your favourite shows via the Smart TV. Outside, an enclosed rear garden awaits, perfect for sipping your morning coffee or enjoying an evening tipple, all while taking in the peaceful atmosphere of this delightful Cumbrian village. When you're ready to retire for the evening, make your way to the double bedroom, complete with an en-suite for your convenience. Here, you can freshen up in the walk-in shower before sinking into the plush bed to catch your rest. During your stay at The Roost, you're within easy reach of a wealth of attractions; start at Carlisle Castle, a medieval fortress steeped with history. Head to the Carlisle Cathedral, where you admire its stunning stained-glass window and rich heritage. For the culture vulture, the Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery is housing an extensive collection of art waiting to be admired. Venture to the Watchtree Nature Reserve, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts boasting an array of habitats from ponds to woodlands. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon in the beautiful Upperby Park, a delightful space for picnics or revitalising strolls. Complete your day by visiting the Cumberland Bird of Prey Centre, where you can marvel at the mesmerising birds in flight. Immersed in the serene ambiance of Cumdivock, The Roost promises an unforgettable retreat.

The village of Dalston sits within the Carlisle district of Cumbria, historically part of Cumberland. In the village square lies the red sandstone church of St Michael's, dating back to the 13th century, whilst Dalston Hall is a magnificent Grade II listed building full of character and landscape gardens, which is often used as a wedding venue. About two miles south of Dalston is Rose Castle, the palace of the Bishops of Carlisle, which is not open to the public but may be viewed from the road. Carlisle can be reached in four and half miles, a 2000-year-old city with two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and one World Heritage Site, plus lots of pedestrianised shopping areas, award-winning malls, colourful farmer’s markets as well as a traditional Victorian indoor market. Dalston also provides good access to the beautiful North Pennines aonb and the Lake District National Park, making it a great base for outdoor enthusiasts.

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