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After you're full day out, you climb into your king bed, sink into plumped pillows, and let the quiet countryside do the rest — with your dogs welcome to curl up for bedtime snuggles too.
After a day exploring the Dales, come back, pour a glass of something lovely, and settle in. A cosy dining space for winding down, catching up and planning tomorrow’s adventure.
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Coffee poured, plans loosely made, and no rush to be anywhere. Just sitting together, watching the village wake up outside the window.
No rush, no noise — just a deep tub, soothing bath soak and Epsom salts ready and waiting. Book in hand, a glass of bubbles nearby, and time to switch off completely.
You dim the lights for the full cinema effect, choose your film on the smart TV, and let the surround sound draw you in. Your dogs curl up beside you, and the evening is exactly as it should be.
Let your dogs potter freely in the fully enclosed, secure garden while you enjoy slow outdoor breakfasts and easy evenings on the patio. No worrying about gates or gaps — just time together.
You pause beneath Ribblehead Viaduct, Ingleborough steady in the distance, while your dogs explore around you. Big views, wagging tails, and the kind of fresh air that makes you breathe a little deeper.
You thought this was your chair… but clearly it belongs to your dog. Blankets, fresh air, and proper countryside comfort.
You're morning coffee in hand while the dogs potter safely in the garden. Fully enclosed for peace of mind — so you can breathe out and enjoy your stay.
Out exploring all day, back to the glow of the Rayburn by late afternoon. Supper on, dogs settled, and that deep, contented kind of tired you only get in the countryside.
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You follow the path over the stone wall and pause at the top. Golden light on the hills, dry stone walls stretching ahead, and miles of open countryside to wander.
" I successfully cooked our Christmas dinner with all the trimmings in the Rayburn!
Thank you again for our stay
Alice, Nathan and Denver "
Festive feasts, warm kitchens and paws under the table — this is what Christmas at Borrans feels like.”
Along the circular Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, Thornton Force is the largest of the six waterfalls on the route. A well-kept woodland walk with bridges and clear paths — a steady, rewarding day out with the dogs on lead.
You step onto the Pennine Bridleway, dogs trotting happily beside you, and let the Dales unfold one path at a time.
At Borrans Cottage, mornings are slow and unhurried — coffee in hand, the newspaper open, relaxing in our family heirloom rocking chair while your dog snoozes nearby after an early wander.
It’s easy, everyday comfort in your cosy countryside living, with inviting cosy corners to relax — whether you’re sharing breakfast at the table or sinking into the sofa while your dog settles nearby. Quiet moments and space for you all to unwind.
Tucked away in the cinema room, you stretch out on the sofa and settle in. This is your cosy corner for the evening.