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“The cabin was originally a very unloved carport, but we saw its potential and, with the help of some very talented friends and Camden Mews, our friend Guy’s construction company, we reimagined the space from the ground up. We were inspired by American lakehouses: warm, inviting and designed for slow living. We wanted to create somewhere that feels like a true escape, but also a place that feels instantly familiar and comfortable.” Owners, Lauren & Simon
They love
“Long countryside walks, then coming back to the cosy, calm feel of the cabin.”
We love
All the outdoor space. You can breakfast on the terrace, stretch on the yoga deck, picnic in the orchard, walk around the lake then use the BBQ and outdoor kitchen space to whip up open-air dinners. Glorious year-round.
You may not love
It’s in the owners’ grounds (though completely private), and the meadow, lake & orchard are shared spaces. Rural-speed WiFi, not suitable for remote working. Sorry no pets.
Surrounds.
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Duck House -
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The Circus -- visitbath.co.uk -
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Roman Baths -- visitbath.co.uk
- Stock up on deli spoils and picnic by the lake or in the orchard. Or drive into Bath and spread out a blanket on the Royal Crescent’s lawns.
- Admire Bath’s beautiful Georgian architecture, historic Roman Baths and cathedral, cosy pubs and coffee shops and a roll call of great restaurants and boutiques. Especially lovely in December, with its Christmas markets.
- Book a rejuvenating wild sauna experience. Nearby Campwell Farm offers various sessions in its woodland; wood-fired sauna, cold tubs and alfresco showers.
- The Northey Arms in Box does a brilliant Sunday roast (15 mins’ walk) while Gather in Batheaston is great for brunch. For a pint with a view, try The Quarrymans.
- You may recognise Lacock from the Harry Potter films or Downton Abbey. A perfectly preserved medieval village, its Georgian streets are maintained by the National Trust. The Abbey cloisters are a must-see.
- Poldark and Rivals fans may prefer Corsham, home to many a filming location. Wild peacocks roam the lovely high street and Mother & Wild is lovely for lunch (Italian).
- Picturesque Bradford on Avon is just 15 mins drive, offering paddleboarding on the River Avon and lovely independent shops. If it’s sunny, grab a coffee or pint on the terrace at Timbrell’s Yard.
Details.
- Cabin in a private field, within the owners’ grounds
- Bedroom with kingsize bed and Piglet in Bed linens
- Bathroom with shower, Aesop soap and Piglet in Bed robes
- Hairdryer and curling iron
- Well-equipped kitchen with small fridge/freezer, induction hob, oven/microwave combi, dishwasher, chefs’ tap, Le Creuset whistling kettle, toaster, Nespresso + pods
- Basic supplies
- Living room with sofa and woodburner
- Frame Smart TV, portable speaker and board games
- 4G/5G and rural-speed WiFi
- Boot room with iron and ironing board
- One babe in arms welcome
- Travel cot, sheet, highchair, baby towel, baby bath, baby cutlery and blackout blind on request
- Sorry, no pets as there are wild deer
- Terrace with alfresco dining table for 4, gas BBQ and outside prep area with sink
- Firepit with 2 chairs
- Yoga deck (x2 mats available) with bistro table for 2
- Outdoor blankets and cushions
- The owners live in the grounds (available by phone)
- Parking area
- Walk 20 mins or drive 5 mins to a grocery store and pub
- E-bikes & E-scooters for hire in the next village
- Drive 10 mins to Bath
- Booking conditions: 1-night min stay Mon-Thurs, 2-night min stay over weekends. No check ins on Sunday. Note rates don’t include a £40 cleaning fee, which will be added
- Remember to pack: wellies/walking boots for countryside walks nearby
30% deposit, with the balance due 4 weeks prior to stay.
Cancellations 2-4 weeks prior to stay: 50% of the total booking fee retained, 50% refunded, minus a £30 processing fee.
No refunds if booking cancelled within 2 weeks of stay.
See our full booking Ts&Cs.
FAQs.
In 3pm / out 11am
Yes, very. Bath Spa is on a direct line from London Paddington (1 hr 15), and from here you can jump in an Uber (20 mins).
The owners will share their parking tips when you stay. If you want to avoid city traffic you can hire an ebike or escooter in the next village and zip into town along the cycle lanes. (Note, they are only available to hire to and from Bath).
Unfortunately not. The owners love kids & welcome babies, but due to the lake being unfenced, they cannot risk a child wandering off near the water.
Not yet, but the owners are hoping to make it swimmable soon! Currently it’s just to be enjoyed sat on the bench, picnicking on the grass, or walking around the perimeter to see the ducks. You will need to sign a liability doc before your stay, which the owners will send directly to you.
It’s a good idea, yes. The owners will send a list of recommended eateries prior to your stay.
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