A well-presented end-mews with a captivating, contemporary interior, The white House offers couples or families of three an idyllic location from which to explore the attractions of Lancashire and beyond.
Resting in a quiet corner on the edge of Clitheroe town centre, on the fringes of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it makes the perfect choice for those seeking a scenic and luxurious escape.Make your way into the bright and airy open-plan living space, with a white interior throughout, this impressive space is sure to be the hub of your holiday; flick on the fire and settle down into the sofa for the evening, the perfect way to unwind with a refreshing beverage in hand amongst the welcoming warmth, or in the summer months open up the patio doors to let in the fresh countryside breeze as you take a seat at the dining table to enjoy a home-made meal.
The well-equipped kitchen is sure to be a delight to the chef of the group, with a good host of high quality appliances including an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and a washing machine, sure to be of wonderful assistance on your self-catered stay.
Move up to the first floor to find the sparkling wet room, with a wonderful walk-in shower boasting all the contemporary features, there's no better spot to unwind after a day of rambling or shopping.
Choose from two equally stylish bedrooms, with a king-size and a single, a lovely layout for a couple or a family escape.
Begin your days out on the decking beneath the warm of the sun, the lawn offering a safe spot for your little one to play, before pulling on your walking boots and heading out to explore the excitement of Clitheroe; head past an array of quaint cafés and boutiques, with inviting pubs to find the town centre, boasting even more eateries to choose from where you can indulge in a hearty breakfast before seeking out the main attraction of the town, its imposing Grade I listed castle, supposedly the smallest Norman castle in England, with all of a maze, sixteen acres of landscaped gardens and a museum, sure to offer hours of entertainment for all ages.
Visit the town's market where you can pick up some fresh produce for a romantic picnic, or hop on the train and head out to explore the wider area, with nearby Skipton boasting a rich history well-worth exploring along its quaint streets, with an even more impressive castle to observe, as well as this market town being known as the gateway into the splendour of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the number one caving area in Britain, there's plenty of ways to explore this stunning area with a difference, with Tour De France routes to follow, the wonders of the Three Peaks and so much more.
The property also benefits from sitting just outside of the Forest of Bowland, where even more outdoor action can be found in the form of walking and cycling, as well as more adventurous activities including fishing, gliding, paragliding and hot air ballooning!
Within driving distance of Lytham St. Annes, this beach retreat offers its own wonderful attractions.
The White House is a splendid choice for an action-packed or relaxing break in Lancashire.