This hand-crafted, wood and glass cabin on a small complex makes the perfect bolthole for one couple, up to three adults or a small family. The light and airy lodge enjoys lots of privacy, and the interiors seamlessly marry the rustic with pared back sophistication. The large and plentiful windows and decking help you make the most of indoor/outdoor living in this very rural area. It’s the perfect base for hitting the walking paths in and around the Forest of Bowland National Landscape.
You’ll feel instantly calm and relaxed on your digital detox (5G only) in this bright wooden cabin, with its cleverly designed open-plan, studio-style living area. With generous windows the length and width of the space, however, you’ll feel at one with nature. The comfortable lounge area nestles at one end, while the king-size bed is at the other, both offering breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside to help you connect with nature. Outside, the wooden deck is furnished for al fresco living, with a gas BBQ and the all-important hot tub. One car space is available in the shared car park.
You could spend hours just sitting on the decking admiring the sights and sounds of nature, or soaking in your private hot tub amid the wilds. Feel humbled by the rolling views by day or the dark and starry skies by night. The Forest of Bowland is a dream destination for nature lovers and outdoorsy types, with paths for walking and cycling, as well as more challenging hiking and climbing opportunities. Newton-in-Bowland is a pretty village 2.5 miles away that’s mentioned in the Domesday Book. Or, for a bigger place, the market town of Clitheroe (10 miles) in the Ribble Valley offers a vibrant mix of independent shopping, dining and events in its picturesque streets.