The Bothy
stay - relax - sleep
Our Gorgeous new 6m x 4m Finnish log cabin, overlooking the Bybrook Valley sleeps 2+, with ensuite shower room, mini kitchen, outdoor deck with hot tub and cooking area and bar. There is plenty of room inside to book private yoga sessions or our wellness treats
The Details
Now Open!
When we launched our beautiful shepherds huts we knew we wanted guests to be able to escape the everyday and truly relax; The Bothy is a culmination of this desire. It is a multi-functional space - which can be booked as accommodation and provides a calm space for wellness treatments and private yoga or sound bathing.
As a holiday rental, The Bothy sleeps 2, with room for a travel cot - and as with our shepherds huts - is dog friendly!
Our Finnish log cabin is solidly built and fully insulated, with underfloor heating and wood burner to keep guests cosy throughout the seasons. All windows are double glazed and orientated to the beautiful views. The soft furnishings are inspired by Scandinavian and New England interiors - all in natural materials to continue our commitment to the environment.
The double bed is nestled in it’s own alcove with soft egyptian cotton, linen and wool soft furnishings.
The Bothy has a good sized en-suite shower room with large shower, basin and flushing lavatory.
The mini Kitchen comprises - sink, full size fridge, induction hob. Additionally outside we provide a Cobb Oven and Ooni pizza oven.
The Bothy has a large Coast hot tub which seats six - making it a great place to hire if booking additional accommodation here for family groups. (please note we do not accept bookings for stag or hen parties). The L shaped deck wraps round The Bothy and includes a outdoor bar area!
Parking is on site, 20m away from the hut on hard standing.
The Bothy has a minimum two night stay mid week and three nights at weekends - prices from £160 per night.
Please note images are temporary prior to professional shoot!
The Bothy is built on the site of an existing building, which was damaged by a tree falling in storm Arwen in 2021.
The tree and the old cabin are gone… but parts of them have been incorporated into the build of The Bothy - can you guess where?