Louth holiday log cabin rental with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, rural retreat, TV, DVD

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Robins Rest (log cabin)

Home description

Catering for families, the cabin has a double room, a full sized single bedroom and 2'6" single. A well equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge, and all the pots and pans you should need on your stay, as well as a newly refurbished shower room. The cabin has a raised decking area to the front which has a gate, which when shut provides a safe playing area. Ramped access makes easier access for anyone who finds steps difficult.

The main gardens are available for all our guests, including the private lake, play area for children, and lawns and wildlife areas.

Robins Rest	Dining area
From the decking area	Lounge

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The Heart of England / Peak District / Lincolnshire region

The cabin is set in two acres of grounds, with a private lake, and many flower beds and features. The children's play area boasts a wooden play house full of outside toys, with a swing seat for parents to relax on whilst fun is had. Guests may walk all the way around the lake, with seats along the way, or stop to feed the fish, moorhens and ducks, and see if you can catch a glimpse of our resident kingfisher or playful robins.

Louth area

Louth is called 'The Capital of The Wolds', a beautiful Georgian market town, which many claim has a feeling of the past about it, with speciality cheese, poultry, fruit & vegetables and meat shops. Majestically rising above the town, St James' spire, 500 years old and 295 feet high, is often your first glimpse of Louth. As you get closer its warm stone contrasts with the red brick and pantiles of the houses. A concoction of different styles in an intricate network of streets. Altogether a satisfying blend.

The town stands directly on the Meridian line at 0°, so bridging two hemispheres, and on the River Lud, a more visible divide. Not much has changed here. The ancient market square echoes to the traders' cries as they offer their wares, there’s the produce auction, the cattle market - its a perfect microcosm of rural life.

Louth is built in a wealth of styles, and is a melange of masonry to delight and fascinate. Discover Tennyson's legacy, and there’s a lively arts programme to be enjoyed, from drama to dance, classics to rock, recitals to readings - take the Louth Arts Tour and enjoy.

How to get there

You can get to Louth on the A16 from Grimsby, on the A157 from Wragby, on the A16 Spilsby to Boston and Horncastle on A153.

Activities near Louth

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Built of Canadian pine, the log cabin is cosy and warm, with a gas fire in the lounge and electric heaters in all the other rooms. Parking is available for two cars imeddiately outside the cabin. The interior is all pine, with an up to date kitchen, with built in oven, hob and fridge. The lounge hosts a large leather reclining sofa and armchair, as well as a bean bag for children's use. With a digital freeview LCD TV and DVD player, the whole family can enjoy a movie, chosen from a selection available in the laundry near the cabin.

The pine dining table seats four, for meals or family games (also available for loan from the laundry!).

Three cosy bedrooms and a shower room complete the cabin,

Further details outdoors:
The 2.5 acres of gardens at Ashwater House are a mix of lawned areas, flower beds, and wild areas, surrounding a 0.5 acre private lake. The play area is available for any children between the ages of 3 and 12, under parental supervision, along with a sand pit and wendy house with outside toys.

Robins Rest has it s own decking area, which is accessed by patio doors from the lounge, so on a sunny day, the doors can be thrown wide and by closing the gate at the top of the access ramp, there is a safe area to sit or play.

A small flock of 7 chickens are tucked in a corner of the garden and any eggs are free for our guests to enjoy, and any scraps leftover from meals are very welcomed by the hens (although no chicken please).

Further details

Well behaved dogs are welcome at a small charge, but we ask owners to clear up after their pets, and to ensure they do not jump on the furniture, or to provide covers if they do, and bring their own food bowls.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Autumn	3 Oct 09	23 Dec 09	300£ 300	0-	0-	1 Week
Festive fortnight	23 Dec 09	8 Jan 10	500£ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
Early 2010	8 Jan 10	2 Apr 10	300£ 300	0-	0-	1 Week
Easter 2010	2 Apr 10	18 Apr 10	425£ 425	0-	0-	1 Week
Spring 2010	18 Apr 10	16 Jul 10	400£ 400	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Prices are for full weeks for up to 4 guests, we do let for short breaks out of peak season, 3 or 4 nights, prices for short breaks range from £300 up to £325. The cheapest tariff in the list is a special offer for off peak of a week for the price of a short break.

We accept a well behaved small dog at a charge of £20 per week, but ask owners to bring their pets bedding and bowls, and to protect our furniture.

Families with children are very welcome, we do have a cot and highchair for guests use, free of charge, please ask.

Except during the special offer, we have a 10% retired persons discount.

Any queires please contact us on 01507 609295

Availability

See below for next 9 months' availability - to see the next 24 months click here

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To contact this advertiser please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/26311

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Name:	Holly Mapletoft
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