An ideal setting for a romantic getaway for two – or perhaps a solo adventure – this beautifully made shepherd’s hut nestles on a peaceful working farm halfway between the Lincolnshire Wolds National Landscape and the county’s golden coastline, and just 9 miles from the Georgian market town of Louth. An area of hidden valleys, gentle springs, beautiful beaches and abandoned chalk pits, it’s easy to unwind and embrace nature in this stunning corner of Lincolnshire.
There are fishing lakes just 1.5 miles away, and plenty of local walking and cycling routes to explore. The iconic race circuit at Cadwell Park is 12.5 miles away, while the charming seaside towns of Theddlethorpe, Chapel St Leonards, Ingoldmells and Sutton-on-Sea are all within 20 miles.
Close-by village of Manby is great for amenities and a tasty Italian restaurant. For a great day out, the vibrant resort of Skegness is just 25 miles, offering a quintessential seaside holiday experience with a golden beach, traditional amusements and places to eat and drink.
Encounter the host farm’s horses, sheep and chickens as you approach this beautifully designed hut, and before you step inside, stand on the four external steps and take a moment to soak up the breathtaking surrounding scenery. Head into the open-plan hut and find that the Lincolnshire charm continues in the form of tongue-and-groove walls, a traditional curved roof and stylish fixtures.
After days of walking and cycling the local area, settle into the soft bench seating and flick on the Smart TV for some easy entertainment. When stomachs rumble, a compact but well-appointed kitchen awaits at the other end of the hut.
Here you will find all you need to whip up a romantic feast for two, which can be enjoyed at the wooden dining table inside or alfresco-style outdoors. End each day with a peaceful soak in the well-equipped shower room and rest up ahead of another day of adventure in the king-size bed, which pulls down from the wall above the seating area.
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