Cottage in Nottinghamshire Derbyshire

Property Description

Escape to a haven of relaxation, luxury, and peace in this genuine cabin from Finland, lovingly rebuilt for a unique holiday experience. Immerse yourself in a mix of cultural and outdoor activities. Start by exploring the D. H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum (2 miles), gaining insights into the life of the renowned author. Explore the natural beauty of Shipley Country Park (5.5 miles), featuring picturesque landscapes and walking trails. Visit the Erewash Museum (7.5 miles) in nearby Ilkeston, showcasing local history and hosting various events. Embrace the charm of local pubs and restaurants, savouring regional cuisine a little over 0.5 miles away. For those seeking more adventure, explore the Broxtowe Country Trail (7 miles). Nottingham city centre (10 miles) is also nearby, offering exploration of historic sites like Nottingham Castle, diverse shopping districts, and the vibrant atmosphere of the Old Market Square. For walking enthusiasts, Newstead Abbey, Sherwood Forest, Derbyshire Dales, Matlock, and the Peak District are all within 30 miles. An ideal setting for family or friends to craft enduring memories, this authentic Finnish log cabin is not just visually striking and robustly constructed; its distinctive decor and thoughtful details offer an extraordinary experience for everyone. Harmonising luxury and comfort, the open plan living and dining area serve as a gathering hub for the entire party, facilitating shared meals, games, or simply relishing the ambiance. A log burner enhances the evening with warmth and charm. The cabin comprises three well appointed bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring a king size bed and an en suite boasting a stunning bath. Additionally, there's a double room and a twin room, complemented by a family shower room. Outside, a spacious veranda with seating beckons, accompanied by a lavish six person hot tub an all season delight nestled in nature. For summery evenings, a BBQ adds to the allure of this beautiful countryside spot.