Nestled on a working farm on the outskirts of Bampton, Cumbria, is this well-presented one-bedroom dwelling, Meadow Syke Byre. Benefitting from eco-friendly features with ground source heating and solar panels, an open-plan living space where you and your loved ones can relax and unwind, off-road parking and a private patio perfect for alfresco dining and enjoying wonderful views over the valley, Meadow Syke Byre welcomes two guests to enjoy a romantic escape in amongst the beautiful setting of the Lake District National Park. Upon entering your new home-from-home, allow the budding chef to get to grips with the fully-equipped kitchen, boasting all the necessities required to make your self-catered stay a success. Settle down at the dining table or venture out onto the private patio to indulge in outdoor mealtimes, popping corks until the sun sets and the stars begin to appear overhead; after a long day of walking, the bubbling hot tub awaits to soak your tired legs, or if you prefer, curl up in front of the Smart TV and catch up on your favourite shows. The property is also encased by rolling hillsides, open farmland and wildflower meadows where you can admire some of the local birds or wildlife including red squirrels, which make an appearance daily. When sleep calls, escape to a neatly-presented super-king-size bedroom with its very own en-suite facilities where you can get ready or wind down for the day in style. Whether you want to explore the fantastic range of local hills and peaks, take a stroll on nearby fells or venture further afield, Meadow Syke Byre makes the perfect base for any holiday. Note: This property can be booked with Meadown Syke Barn Ref.,1122566, the adjoining barn together sleeping six guests.
Askham is a tiny community in rural Nottinghamshire that is only a short distance from the A57 and the A1. The community has a pub. Only 11 miles separate you from Sherwood Forest, where the Robin Hood visitors centre offers lovely woodland treks that take you to the famous Major Oak tree as well as picnic sites. The 3,800 acres of breathtaking beauty in Clumber Park, owned by the National Trust, include gardens, a lake with 200 kinds of birds, and walking and cycling paths. A 32-acre fishing lake and woodland preserve with an exotic bird sanctuary and other wildlife can be found in the Wetlands Waterfowl Reserve, which is seven miles distant. The region features galleries and museums, while mediaeval Newark, 15 miles away, has two castles, many antiques fairs, a lovely Georgian market square, and a variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants. Lincoln, a Roman city, is 17 miles away and has a cathedral and a castle.
