Cottage with garden & sauna

Tarleton 2.8 miles. Pompian Lodge sits quietly in the village of Bretherton near Tarleton, offering a characterful countryside escape for couples or solo travellers in search of peace and a touch of indulgence. Inside, the open-plan living space forms the heart of the lodge, with the kitchen, dining and sitting areas flowing together for relaxed days and easy evenings. The kitchen comes well-equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and air fryer, so you'll have everything you need to prepare home-cooked meals. After dinner, settle into the sitting area for a film on the Smart TV or enjoy a friendly round on the pool table. The double bedroom provides a calm retreat, complete with a private sauna and an en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC – an ideal spot to unwind after a day exploring Lancashire's countryside. Central heating keeps the lodge comfortable throughout the year. Step outside to the furnished patio with your morning brew or an evening drink as the sun sets. There's also off-road parking for two cars, and pets are welcome to join in the adventure. Nearby, you'll find a local shop and welcoming pub within easy reach, while the charming towns of Hesketh Bank, Southport, Formby and Preston are all easily reached by car. Enjoy seaside walks, explore coastal nature reserves, or sample local produce in traditional cafés and restaurants. Whether you're here to relax in the sauna, play a few frames of pool, or simply take in the rural scenery, Pompian Lodge promises a restful base for your next Lancashire getaway.The village of Tarleton is situated in Lancashire 10 miles north east of Southport, and to the south west of Preston, in North West England. The River Douglas runs northwards to the east of the village, which is locally thought to be where the Vikings camped on the river banks of what is now Tarleton. Tarleton is well known for farming as it has rich soils but is also home to a range of shops and places to eat. A short drive takes you to the popular seaside town of Southport which now boasts the second longest pleasure pier in the British Isles, the Southport Pier Tramway and Lord Street, an elegant, tree-lined shopping destination. From Birkdale to Woodvale, sand dunes stretch along the coastline and in Ainsdale in particular, the dunes have now been listed as a National Nature Reserve and a designated Ramsar site. The coastline stretches for 22 miles, with plenty of beaches to be discovered. Southport has scenic parks and gardens to explore, fabulous shopping opportunities, an exciting nightlife, as well as a mouth-watering array of restaurants and traditional seaside amusements.