Offering stunning views across the breathtaking South Tyne Valley, this unique Canadian-style log cabin sits in a tranquil location 1,200 feet above sea level and provides a fabulous hideaway for larger families and groups of friends exploring a magical part of the North Pennines. With plenty of space for up to eight guests, this imaginative eco-friendly grass-topped retreat blends beautifully into its idyllic surroundings and has a range of fantastic features including underfloor heating, log walls, timber beams, a welcoming wood burner and a decked area with a bubbling hot tub.
Stepping inside this stunning property, you will find a light-filled open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with glorious rural views. The large, beautifully furnished lounge sits by the bi-fold doors, with a wood burner and comfortable seating, providing an ideal space to settle back, chat about the day or watch a film. The farmhouse-style dining table is perfect for enjoying a family celebration or a special meal which you can cook in the bright, fully equipped kitchen. Exploring further, you will find a stylish bathroom, a refreshing shower room and four beautiful bedrooms: two delightful doubles and two charming king-size rooms. Bi-fold doors open from the lounge onto a large wooden deck with plenty of garden furniture, including a firepit and soothing hot tub, offering fabulous views across the valley.
Set in a spellbinding part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this wonderful getaway makes a great base for a range of activities including walking, hiking, skiing, golf and cycling. There’s a wealth of local attractions and landmarks to discover including the site of the Epiacum Roman Fort, the Ashgill Force waterfall and Killhope Lead Mining Museum, all within 11 miles. The popular South Tynedale Railway is less than a mile away, offering fantastic trips through the area’s breathtaking scenery.