The property
A stunning 20' yurt with hot tub set in a secluded and idyllic location on its own island, overlooking the owner's fishing lake on the edge of the village of Beckford, close to the border with Gloucester, in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
One of four on this peaceful site, yet set apart on a separate lake, this unique yurt is perfect for a special romantic break in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Providing ground floor accommodation with a cosy mezzanine bedroom overlooking the living area, this charming holiday home has been thoughtfully built.
The property is furnished to a high standard, including a fitted kitchen, sauna, projector and screen and a king-size bed from where films can be enjoyed.
Outside, the veranda provides the perfect place to relax in the peace and tranquillity of the area, unwind in the luxury of the hot tub, light the barbecue for an alfresco feast or simply sit back with a glass of wine by the warming firepit.
The village of Beckford, less than ten minutes’ stroll away, is home to a country pub serving excellent food, a village shop and a Post Office.
The charming villages of the Cotswolds can all be enjoyed within a short drive including Broadway and Stow-on-the-Wold, as can the attractive spa town of Cheltenham, and a selection of National Trust estates and fine buildings.
A unique holiday yurt in a peaceful position, perfect for a romantic holiday to remember.
Accommodation
Open plan yurt accommodation with one mezzanine king-size double bed, kitchen, dining area and sitting area with gas woodburner-effect stove and freestanding roll-top bath. Separate basin and WC.
About the location
BECKFORD
Evesham & Tewkesbury 6 miles; Cheltenham 9 miles; Broadway 11 miles.
The pretty village of Beckford boasts many amenities, with an excellent country inn, Norman church and nature reserve, in one of the most unspoilt areas of England. The village sits on the Worcestershire/Gloucestershire border, close to the old market town of Evesham, famous for its horticulture. The regency spa town of Cheltenham, with its range of shops, cinemas, theatres, restaurants, pubs, and famous Gold Cup horse racing, is a short drive away. Also close is Broadway, a quintessential English village, one of the most beautiful in the Cotswolds, offering a superb range of unique shops and boutiques, top class art galleries, restaurants and hotels and steeped in history with its origins dating back to Roman times. The surrounding open countryside offers agricultural shows, open gardens and village fetes, plus many lovely walks, cycles trails, museums and National Trust properties - something to suit all tastes at any time of year.
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