Resting near the Forest of Bowland AONB in the quaint town of Garstang, Lancashire is Myrtle Cottage, a delightful, two-bedroom dwelling. Just paces away from a host of local amenities and the canal of River Wyre, whilst enjoying a homely interior and an enclosed courtyard, Myrtle Cottage offers the ideal base for a countryside escape for four guests. Park up on the roadside before entering the sitting room, complete with plush seating, a log effect electric fire, and a TV, providing the perfect space for a relaxing evening in. Head into the kitchen/diner to fulfil your self-catering needs, complete with a breakfast bar, electric oven, and a convenient washer/dryer, or if you'd prefer to dine alfresco, locate the enclosed rear courtyard, dotted with pretty blooms. Return indoors to complete your nightly routine in the sleek shower room, before resting your eyes in either of the double bedrooms, both featuring ample storage and inviting furnishings. Awaken to a host of attractions, located across the county, starting with a hike across Fleetwood Marsh Nature Reserve, travel to the coast for a day at Fleetwood Beach, or head to the Farmer Parrs Animal World, recommended for animal lovers. Reaching the city centre, be welcomed by an abundance of culture and art, where you can tour the Lancaster City Museum, visit the Lancaster Maritime Museum, or attend one of the many events held at the Lancaster Grand Theatre. Preston is also reachable by car, where you can explore Brockholes Nature Reserve, featuring a floating visitor village, a sweeping woodland, and wetland, home to rare and diverse species, before also visiting the Owl & Bird of Prey Sanctuary, all before returning to your abode for a relaxing night in. Experience all of this by booking Myrtle Cottage.

The Wyre Borough of Lancashire's little town of Garstang is renowned for proclaiming itself the first Fairtrade town in the world. This small town, which is well-known for its delicious locally produced goods, welcomes you with open arms and has a variety of specialty and independent stores where you can buy a variety of goodies. Don't forget to stop by the neighbourhood cheesemongers for a wedge of premium Lancashire cheese! Every Thursday, the street market is another fun place to shop. The tranquil Lancaster Canal runs straight through the middle of the town, where you can see the passing canal boats and take in the plethora of wildlife it supports. In fact, the adjoining Millennium Green, a location on the western bank of the River Wyre, has been set aside for neighbourhood gatherings and the conservation of wildlife. to the Trough of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it is also convenient to Blackpool, Morecambe, Lancaster, Kirkby Lonsdale, Kendal, Windermere, and the breath-taking Lake District National Park.

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