Log Cabins to RentLog cabins are self catering accommodation, but that is not a sentence of one week in the kitchen. It’s an opportunity to start the day at your own pace with breakfast as you like it, and to come and go as you please. But it’s lovely to have a restaurant close by so that you only use that kitchen when you want to. The log cabins below will ensure you never feel chained to the hob or the sink.
The Callow Lodge is a luxury detached timber lodge, exclusively for adults of 25 and over on the award-winning Beaconsfield Farm Holiday Park in Shropshire. The cottage offers two king-size double bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities, an open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining table and a sitting area which leads to the deck which has outdoor furniture and the hot tub. Guests have the use of an indoor heated swimming pool (40'x20') and a steam room, whilst the park also offers a coffee shop, restaurant and fishing. The Callow Lodge is a truly special holiday cottage which is perfect for the discerning holiday maker who fancies some 5 star luxuries.
Callow Lodge 2 is a detached lodge on the award-winning Beaconsfield Holiday Park near Shrewsbury. Set solely over the ground floor, this luxurious timber lodge can sleep three people in two king-size double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a bathroom with a double-ended bath. There is an open plan living area comprising a kitchen, a dining area, and a sitting area, leading out of patio doors onto a raised deck with furniture and a private hot tub. There is off road parking beside the lodge for one car, and the park offers the shared use of an indoor heated swimming pool, a steam room, fishing, and there is an on-site coffee shop and restaurant. Set in a fabulous location, within easy reach of plenty of touring opportunities, Callow Lodge 2 is a perfect adults-only getaway destination.
Stroud, Gloucestershire, Heart of England
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Wilfred Manor & The Country Stables holds a wonderful location, situated right in the hart of Painswick, a stunning Cotswold town. With beautiful views across the Slad Valley, to the east and plenty to explore in the town and beyond making the perfect setting for those in search of a countryside escape! Set between Stroud and Cheltenham, there is plenty of attractions in the surrounding area to keep the whole group entertained.
Wilfred Manor is a magnificent Grade 1 manor house which has been beautifully modernised in recent years while retaining all of its original charm and character. On the ground floor is the vast entertaining space, comprising of the Great Room, Family Room, Library and Dining Room as well as the fully-equipped kitchen and breakfast room, there is plenty of room for the whole group to socialise. Upstairs, there is even a games room complete with a full-size Snooker table and Bar, the ideal place for the adults to relax in the evenings. The Manor can comfortably sleep up to twenty-two guests across its eleven unique bedrooms, each beautifully appointed and boasting en-suite bathroom facilities.
Built within the grounds of Wilfred Manor, the Country Stables is a 3-bedroom self-contained property which has been newly renovated. With its own kitchen and dining facilities as well as a lovely lounge area with log burner, this is a cosy and charming property. Neighbouring the Stables. Making Wilfred Manor & The Country Stables perfect for multiple families holidaying together who wish to retain an element of privacy from the larger group.
The outside space is as equally impressive, the private 10m pool is both heated and covered, making it ideal for all weathers. The whole group are bound to enjoy making a splash in there! There are four acres of ground to explore, with plenty of room for games and multiple terraces designed with al fresco dining in mind. The Barn & Spa and Green Retreat share their own private garden area complete with a large hot tub and pergola.
For those looking to really relax, private dining with the in-house chef can be arranged and can cater to you and your family or friends. Whether you are looking for a seated three course menu, or a relaxed sofa night, we can cater your stay to suit your tastes and budget. Please enquire with our concierge team should you want any further information.
Wilfred Manor is located in gorgeous countryside in Painswick, Gloucestershire with easy access to all that the Cotswolds has to offer. It is located at the top of the Slad Valley with stunning panoramic views. Painswick is an historic wool town, known as ‘The Queen of the Cotwolds’. It is surrounded by some of Gloucestershire’s most wonderful countryside and features many gorgeous buildings built with the mellow Cotswold stone from the local quarry on Painswick Beacon. It sits halfway along the Cotswold Way National Trail with marvellous hikes all around. Painswick Beacon enjoys magnificent views across the Severn Valley to the Welsh mountains. Within easy reach of Wilfred Manor, you will find the pretty villages of Sheepscombe, Edge and Slad, Barnwood Park and Arboretum, the Alney Island Nature Reserve and the cathedral city of Gloucester. Gloucester is nestled between the Cotwolds and the Forest of Dean. It boasts a history dating back to the Roman times and is home to many museums and attractions. Cheltenham is home to the famous Cheltenham Racecourse with its 16 days of racing each year. It offers unique festival vibes, a wonderful array of shops and restaurants, striking Regency architecture and a wonderful history.
Crooksbury Hill House holds a fantastic position, set within four acres of grounds, the home boasts direct access on to Crooksbury Hill and Common where guests can enjoy stunning views over southwest Surrey and east Hampshire across to the South Downs. While guests will enjoy a tranquil stay, the Georgian market town of Farnham which offers a selection of excellent eateries, independent shops, and supermarkets, is just a 5-minute car journey away.
The beautiful home has been lovingly modernised by its current owners to provide the perfect setting for a multi-generational escape to the country, comfortably accommodating up thirteen guests across it’s eight well-appointed bedrooms. The accommodation is split between the main house and a detached three-bedroom cottage, ideal for grandparents or those in search of a little peace and quiet from the rest of the group!
In the main house, the ground floor offers vast entertaining space, comprising of an impressive sitting room, formal dining room with marble fireplace and cosy snug, there is plenty of room for the group to get together and socialise in the evenings. The kitchen comes fully equipped with all the tools you could possibly need to create delicious meals, while also offering a relaxed, breakfast dining area, which leads through to the bright conservatory. Upstairs, are the five bedrooms, a super-king master room and five double rooms. Guests staying in these room share the use of a fantastic family bathroom with Jacuzzi bathtub, a family shower room and a handy cloakroom. The cosy cottage offers a second living room and kitchen, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside, the whole family will enjoy Summer afternoons spent splashing around in the private pool or enjoying some friendly competition on the tennis court! Although in the autumn & winter the pool is not available, the tennis court and indoor gym room & games area with table tennis and table football are available all year around. There are beautiful autumnal & winter walks in the surrounding forests, and the whole family can enjoy relaxing with a great selection of family boardgames in the cosy living room next to the fire.
Crooksbury Hill House holds an excellent position within the popular county of Surrey. Located in the parish of Tilford, it is less than a 10-minute drive from the town of Farnham where a wide variety of helpful amenities, including shops and restaurants, can be found.
There is plenty for guests of all ages to see, do and explore in the surrounding area. Thought to of been built by William the Conqueror, impressive Guildford Castle is just 20-minutes away. The beautiful RHS Garden Wisley, one of the world’s great gardens, is less than 25-minutes away and makes for a lovely day out. Family-friendly Birdworld, home to over 1,200 birds and other animals, is less than a 15-minute drive away.
The owner recommends families to visit Frensham Ponds just 5 mins away and Alice Holt Forest, 15 mins away with treetop adventures and walks/bike trails.
Keen walkers shouldn’t miss Bourne woods with wonderful woodland walks, where films such as Gladiator and Ridley Scott’s new film Napoleon being filmed. Along with, Wonderful walks in Surrey Hills including Devils Punchbowl and The National Trust’s Winkworth Arboretum.
Windsor is just a 40-minute drive away, here you will find Windsor Great Park and, of course, the famous Windsor Castle, scene of many a Royal event. For any teens or thrill seekers, Thorpe Park, is a must-visit while Legoland Windsor is ideal for any younger children, both less than 40-minutes away. For keen sporting fans, Ascot Racecourse, home to the annual Royal Ascot event is a real society highlight, with Ladies’ Day something of a fashion event too and just 30-minutes away. Sunningdale Golf Club, regarded as one of the finest golf clubs in the UK, is also less than 30-minutes away.
Situated in the unspoilt Cornish Countryside in the beautiful town of Wadebridge, is the stylish and luxurious Wadebridge Cottage. This stunning white stone property located just a few short miles from the picturesque fishing harbour of Padstow is set over two floors and can accommodate up to two guests, making it the perfect romantic getaway.
A classic looking storybook cottage, Wadebridge Cottage perfectly blends contemporary interior style with playful country charm. The living room is spacious, featuring exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace, and is luxuriously decorated in white and soft neutral tones which gives the whole space an incredibly light and fresh feel. Natural wooden floors and accents of shell and pebble contrast perfectly with the sumptuous powder blue sofas, plush cushions, rugs and throws, creating the perfect space for a cosy night in front of the fire. The living area boasts a Smart TV and complimentary WiFi, as well as breathtaking countryside views.
Three small steps lead into the open-plan kitchen/diner, which is fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave, oven, electric hob, and fridge-freezer. Another beautifully spacious room, the kitchen/diner is decorated in the same natural palette as the living room, with touches of powder and cornflower blue. The large chunky dining table seats 4, and there is plenty of counter-top surface area for food preparation.
Upstairs to the first floor and the contemporary style continues into the bedroom. The white exposed beams of the slanted ceilings, stunning skylights, and natural wood walls are offset by the deep soft grey carpet and high-end linens on the super king sized bed. The floating style bedside furniture, and wall-mounted lighting give this room a thoroughly modern take on the country cottage aesthetic.
The bathroom features clean and modern décor with pale stone coloured tiles and a heated towel rail, and features a bath with overhead dual rainfall shower.
French doors lead out into the private enclosed garden area, making life easy if you decide to dine al fresco. There is a lawn as well as a patio area, and also decking equipped with quality garden furniture and a bbq.
The former market town of Wadebridge boasts many independent cafes, bars, and shops and makes a great base for exploring many other areas of Cornwall. You are just a stones throw away from Polzeath – prized by locals as one of the best surfing beaches in the area – and perfect for rock pooling and enjoying picturesque coastal walks. The village of Rock is also just a short journey away, and from here you can catch the regular ferry service across the estuary to Padstow’s fishing harbour, which offers a plethora of galleries and eateries including Rick Stein’s famous Seafood Restaurant.
If you decide not to venture from Wadebridge itself you won’t be short of things to experience. This lively town has lots to offer including a cinema, pubs offering live music, and an eclectic mix of shops and businesses; the perfect location for lazy days of shopping and relaxing with a local beer and a Cornish pasty!
The town is located on the Camel Estuary, making it a prime location for water sports such as canoeing, water-skiing, and sailing. Wadebridge is also home to several events throughout the year including June’s beer festival, the Royal Cornwall Show, and the famous Wadebridge Folk Festival.
Perched on the waterfront, adjacent to Norfolk’s only locked canal, Canal House is a magnificent restoration and conversion of the 19th century Eldridge Mill Granary Building. With superb original features, traditional Norfolk materials such as brick and flint blended with contemporary aspects, this holiday home is both striking and superbly comfortable. It sleeps 6 guests in 3 fabulous bedrooms.
The house is situated two miles from North Walsham at White Horse Common. Your holiday will include wonderful countryside walks and plenty of visits to the fabulous Norfolk beaches. The seaside towns of Cromer and Mundesley are very close by as are some wonderful historic houses and gardens such as the National Trust’s Blickling Hall.
Canal House offers superb modern comfort together with bucket loads of character. This amazing three-storey building features balconies on all floors with stunning views over the millpond, canal and water meadows. It features much of the wonderful structural woodwork that made up its original character, so there are warm wooden beams throughout together with vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms. It has been sensitively renovated with contemporary touches, a gorgeous kitchen and excellent bathrooms. The state-of-the-art digital entertainment system is a major plus so that you can relax, listen to your favourite soundtracks or watch a movie at the end of a busy day.
The water and abundant wildlife are all part of the magic of Canal House. Otters and kingfishers have frequently seen in the nearby water meadows, and the area is a firm favourite with birdwatchers. There is a launch not far from the house for kayak and canoe trips on the canal. The house offers a scenic garden with garden furniture on the patio for alfresco dining. Not only that there is a lovely balcony by the kitchen with a table for two waiting for a romantic glass of wine to watch the sunset.
The lower ground floor is home to an atmospheric open plan kitchen diner. The kitchen is modern and perfect for preparing lovely holiday meals. The room is a delight, full of beams and dotted with colour splashes of white and lime green. You can head out to the balcony or to the garden where you can enjoy alfresco dining with a view using the barbecue.
Upstairs you will find the luxurious living area with its deep plush sofas centred around a modern wood-burning stove. Wall to wall French doors flood the room with light and open onto a balcony. Tucked away, there is a cute little games corner with table football for fun.
The top-level is home to three bedrooms. The master bedroom boasts a kingsize bed, an ensuite shower room and a private balcony. This gorgeous room is very spacious and enjoys lovely countryside views. There are another charming double room and a twin which share a modern family bathroom. The bedrooms enjoy beamed and vaulted ceilings which add to their luxurious engaging appeal.
Canal House enjoys a countryside setting in White Horse Common, just two miles from North Walsham. It is very quiet and peaceful. You have very good links here to the stunning North Norfolk beaches with their huge skies.
North Walsham is steeped in history dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. It became a centre for weaving along with the nearby village of Worstead. The wealth from this enabled the locals to build St Nicholas Church which dates back to 1330. Its tall tower is the second tallest in Norfolk after Norwich Cathedral. There is a Thursday market and plenty of shops, eateries and historical buildings including Paston College where Horatio Nelson spent his school days between 1768 and 1771. Bacton Woods has 280 acres of ancient woodland, an excellent place to hike and bike.
If you want to explore more about Nelson’s links to the area, you can visit Nelson’s birthplace, Burnham Thorpe. A stroll around the village reveals the site of the parsonage where Nelson was born though it was knocked down in 1803. Nelson’s father was rector at All Saint’s Church, and there is a lot of memorabilia in the fabulous village pub. It is definitely the place for a good lunch!
Mundesley is a charming Victorian seaside village not far from Canal House. It is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with breathtaking coastal walks including the Paston Way and the Norfolk Coast Path. Mundesley became popular with the Victorians after the opening of a railway in 1889. Southrepps Common is an important area for wildlife with deep fragrant woodland and beautiful wildflowers. A fine nine-hole golf course built in 1901 sits on the River Mun hillside with sensational views over the coast and countryside.
Cromer, perched on the very edge of the North Norfolk coast, is famous for its delicious Cromer crabs, wide-open beaches, its lighthouse, its proud tradition of RNLI service and its iconic pier. It boasts many small local independent shops and restaurants and feels a little as though you have gone back in time.
If you enjoy visiting ancient houses and stunning gardens you can take a trip to Blickling Hall. It is a breathtaking Jacobean mansion in 4600 acres with ancient yew hedges. The garden and historic park are magnificent. There are excellent marked walks as well as cycle routes. It is also a wonderful place to go if you have your dog with you.
Close to the house, you will find the very pretty East Ruston Old Vicarage Gardens. There are so many different gardens to see, plus there is an excellent tea room. You will not regret visiting it!
The magnificent Harpsden Hall sits in the beautiful village of Harpsden, just outside Henley-on-Thames. Sitting in Harpsden valley, it is next to Henley Golf Course which will please the golfers amongst you! With five bedrooms in the main house and the Woodpecker Studio and the Oak Annexe, this stunning property can sleep twenty guests in total. It is incredibly stylish, absolutely immaculate and very luxurious.
Harpsden has been crowned Oxfordshire’s ‘poshest’ village by The Telegraph. The area is brimming with celebrity homes including those of Russell Brand and Mary Berry. Harpsden sits on the edge of the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Henley-on-Thames. It’s High Wood is full of beautiful bluebells in May. The village has enjoyed a few TV appearances including Agatha Christie’s Marple episodes ‘Nemesis’ and ‘By the Pricking of My Thumbs’ and Harpsden Court was used for the Bond film Quantum of Solace. It is very pretty and beautifully kept. The fabulous 13th century market town of Henley sits on a picturesque stretch of the River Thames with delightful walks and regular festivities. The Henley Royal Regatta is the most famous regatta in the world and a highlight on the English sporting calendar. Henley now even has its own special gin, Mr Hobbs Gin. The Chiltern Hills are ready of exploration, offering scenic rolling countryside and wonderful tranquility. You will discover tucked away villages, chalk-fed streams, ancient woods, superb scenery, intriguing attractions and gorgeous market towns.
The Edwardian Harpsden Hall comes with fantastic living spaces. The kitchen diner is beautiful in white and anthracite grey. It boasts a range cooker, other outstanding appliances including a wine fridge and a sociable island with stools so that the chefs in your group can have company. Just off the kitchen is a smart utilty room with a giant American style fridge freezer and a butler’s sink. The Orangery dining area is wonderful with a gorgeous table and chairs perfectly positioned to enjoy exquisite garden views. Double doors open the garden and a huge roof light sits above the table. With another complete wall of windows, this is a very and airy space. Underfloor heating will keep you warm all year round. The living area is also very special with a wooden floor as opposed to the beautiful tiles in the kitchen diner. Sumptuous contemporary chairs sit by the wood burning stove which lights up the Edwardian splendour of the room and a lavish Chesterfield styled sofa sits at the other end. In addition to this very spacious room there is a snug, a perfect spot to nestle down with a toasty fire on chilly evenings and watch a movie. A table football game is provided for some family competition.
The five bedrooms in the main house are located on the upper floor, four offering kingsize beds and the last enjoying twin beds. You will dive into deep slumber in crisp linens and wake to beautiful views of the extensive gardens. Like the living spaces, there is a lot of brilliant white and grey going on along with a few blue or pink colour splashes. The soft furnishings are exquisite. The ensuite bathrooms are equally stunning, mostly marbled and all with the very best fittings. You will find a mix of slipper baths where you can enjoy an indulgent soak and showers.
The beautiful Woodpecker studio offers a super kingsize bedroom with its own bathroom and living space. Here there is a sofa bed which can also be used for extra guests. Similarly, the Oak annexe boasts a sofa bed, a kingsize bed and two twin beds as well as a kitchen, lounge and bathroom. Interior designers have created magical spaces in both annexes that fit well with the main house.
Harpsden Hall is a brilliant pick for large family groups or groups of friends that want to explore this fabulous area and make magical holiday memories. You can even bring your pets along for the stay. The house sits in stunning landscaped gardens and a private one and a half acres of woodland, affectionately known as the Dinosaur Wood to locals. The woodland is also enjoyed by many woodland birds and deer so you will wake to the sound of birdsong. You can wander through the woodland listening to owls hooting and the wind whispering through the boughs of the oaks. Lush lawns sit ripe and ready for your furry friends to retrieve balls and join in the fun.
Harpsden Hall is located in the gorgeous Harpsden valley in the village of Harpsden. It is a wonderful area, popular with the rich and famous and labelled Oxfordshire’s ‘poshest village’ by The Telegraph. It sits just outside the gorgeous ancient market town of Henley-on-Thames. Henley-on-Thames is the international home of rowing, sitting on a picturesque stretch of the River Thames and enjoying a wonderful sprinkling of shops, restaurants and cafes. Henley is famous for its prestigious events, the Henley Royal Regatta, the Thames Traditional Boat Festival and the Festival of Music and Art. Thousands of visitors head to the town during the five day Henley Royal Regatta to watch Olympians compete in the two hundred plus races. The Thames Traditional Boat Festival first took place thirty seven years ago. It is a fun day out for the whole family with Punch and Judy puppet shows, a pop up pub, stalls offering trades and crafts from days gone by and much more. Henley enjoys beautiful riverside walks and plenty of boating opportunities. The town’s own artisan gin, Mr Hobbs Gin, stems back to 1879 when Mr Harry Hobbs, founder of Hobbs and Sons (now Hobbs of Henley) and publican of The Ship Hotel was often seen about the town with his high-spirited nature and flamboyant beard or on his punt at 11am enjoying his home-distilled gin. He held parties along the banks of the river and hired out his boasts for like-minded locals to host their own gatherings. To mark the 150th anniversary of the family business, the family started to look at local botanicals and embarked on creating their own gin in honour of the man that started it all. The town is also famous as a location used in the popular series Midsomer Murders. Fans will recognise some of the locations used such as Gabriel Machin’s butcher shop, Tudor House Antiques and the Argyll pub.
Not far away is the university city of Oxford where you can tour the hallowed halls of Britain’s oldest and most famous university and follow in the footsteps of famous poets and Prime Ministers. Several scenes from Harry Potter were filmed at various sites in the town including Oxford University’s Bodleian Library which is known to fans as Hogwarts Library. Visitors enjoy hop-on hop-off bus tours to explore the town’s architecture, its culture and its museums. The ancient Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and the Pitt Rivers Museum are all very interesting. Visitors can step back in history among the Norman ruins of Oxford Castle, wander beneath the Bridge of Sighs or simply enjoy the town’s fantastic array of eateries and bars. Oxford offers meandering waterways, lush green spaces and an outstanding shopping experience.
Thame is another very pretty, thriving market town within easy reach. It is situated at the foot of the Chiltern Hills, just 14 miles from Oxford. Thame boasts fascinating historical buildings, beautiful parks, a museum, a theatre, excellent shopping and a wonderful array of restaurants and bars. Thame grew from Anglo-Saxon roots to become a very characterful town with plenty of medieval buildings standing aside those from the Georgian and Victorian periods. Thame enjoys an iconic boat-shaped high street and a buzzy market place. It is also frequently used as a filming location for ‘Midsomer Murders’. Thame hosts regular markets and arts and crafts fairs in the town hall. The town’s programme of events includes their Easter Country Show, music festivals in May and July, a bustling carnival and fete in June, the Towersey Festival in August, the Horse and Country Show, a food festival and fun fair in, the Arts and Literature Festival in October and a fun-filled Christmas lights fair.
Within, very easy reach, the Cotswolds is a stunning area brimming with super attractive towns and villages including Chipping Norton, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Tetbury and Chipping Campden. Many of the picturesque market towns are old wool towns with amazing architecture, much of which features the gorgeous honey coloured Cotswold stone. Bourton-on-the-Water, like most of the Cotswolds, lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is the Venice of the Cotswolds with beautiful bridges crossing the River Windrush. Gorgeous cosy cafes line the pretty streets together with attractive houses. Stow-on-the-Wold is a delightful market town, one of the highest of the Cotswold towns, exposed on the 800 feet high Stow Hill at the crossroads with the Roman Fosse Way. The town boasts a fascinating history. At the height of the Cotswolds wool industry, it held annual fairs where as many as 20000 sheep were sold at one time. The Market Square is very attractive with its ancient cross, town stocks and an elegant array of Cotswold town houses and shops. You will find many fine antique shops, art galleries, gift and craft shops. Tetbury is another historic wool town. It is an architectural gem with many of the wool merchant’s houses remaining the same as they were in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Parish Church of St Mary’s has one of the tallest and most elegant spires in the UK. Tetbury is popular for its independent shops including antique shops, vintage and interior shops, exclusive boutiques and the Highgrove shop. Tetbury holds many regular events including the May Day Wacky Races, the Spring Bank Holiday Woolsack Races when contestants carry 65lb woolsacks up and down the 1 in 4 hill, the August Summer Show, the September Food and Drink Festival, the October Tetbury Music Festival and the Christmas Lights Switch-on. Close to Chipping Norton, you can visit Soho Farmhouse. Spread across 100 acres of Oxfordshire countryside, it offers many attractions including fabulous eateries from Japanese grill dishes at Pen Yen to Hay Barn’s delicious wood oven pizzas, horse riding, tennis, a fantastic spa, the Soho Health Club, an indoor-outdoor pool, clay pigeon shooting, boating on the lake and lots more. Daylesford Organic Farm is also very popular with its clover-rich pastures and organic animals roaming freely. You can buy fresh vegetables, fruit and herbs which are picked daily from the market garden and visit the award-winning farmshop and cafe. Beyond the farmshop is the Bamford Barn, Wellness Spa, Workshop, Cookery School and several options for indoor and outdoor dining.
Claife View Lodge is an immaculately-presented lodge located on White Cross Bay in the Lake District. The lodge can sleep six people in three bedrooms, comprising a double with en-suite wet room, a twin and a 2'6" twin as well as a family bathroom. The lodge also contains an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire. To the outside of the lodge is off road parking for two cars and a private decked area with furniture. Claife View Lodge offers fantastic on-site leisure facilities, with a restaurant, bar, indoor swimming pool, sauna and gym. There is also a play park and a multi-use games area making this an ideal base for everyone at any time of the year.
Valley Lodge, 6 is a lovely reverse-living, villa-style lodge situated on the Tamar Valley Resort, Callington, North Cornwall. The lodge sleeps six people and has one double bedroom, two twin rooms, a family shower room and a family bathroom. Upstairs there is an open plan living area with a kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with door to balcony. On-site facilities include indoor and outdoor pools (May-Sept) shop, bar and restaurant. There is off road parking for one car. With lots to entertain everyone, Valley Lodge, 6 is a great choice for a social and fun-packed family holiday.
This villa style lodge is within the Tamar Valley Resort near Callington, set within rolling countryside with over 20 acres to explore, includes on-site facilities such as indoor and outdoor heated pools, onsite bar and restaurant, gym and children?s play area (seasonal opening time may apply), this property is ideal for a family. The property has two floors with reverse accommodation, all bedrooms are on the ground floor and the open plan living area is on the first floor making the most of the views. Outside the property has a balcony from the first floor and a sheltered patio with hot tub. Access to the property is by a number of steep steps, and a steep winding path. Located in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this property is ideal for exploring.
