2 Pheasant Lane, Bolsterstone /ewden Village

South Yorkshire. Sleeps up to 8

Nestled down a private road on the edge of Bolsterstone village, set in 37 acres of woodland, is this detached stone property, adjacent to a delightful shepherd's hut, together sleeping eight guests. Wonderfully presented to a high standard, you will find these properties on the outskirts of the Broomhead Resevoir, bordered by bountiful countryside of the glorious Peak District. The neutral colour scheme washed over the open-plan living room creates a light and calming ambience, enhanced by a flourish of contemporary furnishings. This interior space is very large, promising a comfortable stay for you and your family or perhaps to be enjoyed amongst friends. The lounge comprises a beautiful corner sofa, perfect for curling up with your loved ones in front of the cosy log burner. Glide across the beautiful Yorkshire stone floors to the neatly stowed kitchen boasting fabulous, gleaming white units and lavish worktops for you to prepare the family dinner with ease. The bedrooms are well-appointed, complemented by a refreshing family bathroom. Wander across to the shepherd's hut where you will be greeted by a lovely decking area. Perhaps stop along the way to admire the wonderful outdoor facilities; you have a hot tub, sauna, pizza oven and a barbecue to use at your leisure. The rooms in the hut are mirrored king-size doubles with TVs, a kitchenette with a toaster, kettle and a fridge, tied together with a glistening Jack-and-Jill shower room in a rejuvenating shade. The design of the lodge offers quirky fixtures inside, with wooden beamed ceilings completing a modern composition. Be sure to explore the wider area around this Bolsterstone cottage, the bordering Peak District boasts walking and cycling along with many other exciting attractions. Leeds, York and the rest of Yorkshire's stunning scenery are easily accessible from here along with the city of Sheffield. With so much to see and do in the immediate area, how could you miss an opportunity in a unique cottage like this?