On the outskirts of the friendly Cambridgeshire village of Brinkley, this beautiful wooden glamping cabin offers an idyllic hideaway for couples craving a secluded and peaceful break in serene natural surroundings.
This homely hideaway is found via a wooden pathway that weaves through an idyllic wildflower meadow. Featuring wooden cladding, the open-plan living/cooking/dining space captures the beauty of your surroundings. Unwind on the sumptuous sofa, plan tomorrow’s adventure seated at the gorgeous wooden breakfast bar or whip up a tasty snack in the kitchenette. Offering versatility, the sofa can be converted into a bed to cater for an additional two guests. The double bedroom features the same homely ambience as the rest of this pretty bolthole. The splendid, decked area is the ideal spot for your morning coffee, with idyllic views of the surrounding park; the hot tub adds a touch of sophistication. Back down the path outside, you’ll find a shower block with a private shower room for each cabin. The surrounding shared grounds boast a putting green, boating lake, picnic area and treehouse platform to enjoy. There is private parking for one car.
Lying close to the Suffolk border, the sleepy village of Brinkley is just 15 miles from Cambridge, home to the iconic university, King's College Chapel, the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Mathematical Bridge. Surrounded by scenic routes amongst rolling countryside, Newmarket, the home of horse racing, is 6 miles from the doorstep. Pick up some fabulous local produce from the historic town of Bury St Edmunds (20 miles), which also boasts the ruins of the Abbey of St Edmund, surrounded by 14 acres of parkland. History buffs and nature lovers alike cannot miss a visit to Kentwell Hall, 21 miles away, to explore its fine Tudor house and 30 acres of formal gardens and grounds.