Originally a historic stone barn, this property is a stylish and elegant one-bedroom holiday cottage which is the perfect couples' retreat with its outdoor hot tub and luxurious interiors. It has a gorgeous setting too, situated on the grounds of a large Yorkshire estate with a pretty village and foodie pub both within easy walking distance.
As the name would suggest, this handsome old building was once used as a storage space for the local farm's produce and livestock. The inherent character and charm of the building have been retained with exposed stone walls, beams and stone flooring giving it an authentic and rustic appeal. This has been blended effortlessly with a chic and contemporary style boasting sumptuous furnishings and a top-class finish. Inside you'll find a charming open-plan layout which is home to the lounge, kitchen and dining area. This bijou space has been perfectly designed to make maximum use of the space, with light streaming in through the large arched doorway.
There's a comfortable sofa to snuggle up on, just the right size for two. You can catch a movie on the TV/DVD player and Wi-Fi is also available throughout. In the kitchen, bright white units are complemented with sleek black worktops. Next to it sits a breakfast bar-style table and chairs, perfect for breakfast or a pre-dinner glass of bubbly!
The beautiful bedroom is set behind the elegant arched wooden doors, a real wow factor room with its king-size four-poster bed, dramatic dark grey feature wall and wet room-style en-suite. No need to rush in here, take your time and enjoy a few lazy mornings in bed.
Outside, you will find your own private hot tub, available throughout the year; there are few things more pleasant than sinking into warm water outside, particularly when it's cold or even snowing all around you.
To the front of the cottage is a large shared courtyard, another very pleasant and sheltered space to settle down with the papers. Beyond the gardens, guests are more than welcome to walk around the estate and meet the local wildlife. The cross-country walk by the church and down to the village pub is highly recommended too!