Fisherman's Den is a beautiful renovation of old farm buildings.
Stylish and cosy living space.
Plenty of room in the contemporary kitchen.
The lovely private garden complete with hot tub and fire-pit.
The shared games barn with a reading room too.
Bring your rods, there's a fishing pond on-site.
The front door opens up onto the pretty shared courtyard with a beautiful old tree right in the middle.
The large windows let the sunshine in.
Bar stools, perfect for watching the cook!
Lots of room in this well-equipped kitchen.
The table is perfect to enjoy a tasty meal or a quick snack.
Cosy beamed en suite bedroom.
Beautiful original beams adorn the bedroom.
Enjoy a lovely hot shower in peace.
Just look at those beams.
Bedroom 2 has an en suite shower-room and lots of space.
Compact but stylish en suite.
Sleek barn doors lead into the en suite shower-room.
Sunny private garden (access is via the courtyard and to the side of the cottage).
Cook up a storm on the fire-pit barbecue.
Time to relax?
Time for a sundowner, go on, treat yourself.
The Home Farm garden invites you to pick whatever is in season.
Pack a picnic and listen to the birdsong or relax and fish in the pond.
The games barn is just the place for a competitive game of darts.
Table football anyone?
Indulge in the luxury spa facilities.
Unwind in the Swedish sauna.
The Himalayan salt room.
Cool down with the state-of-the-art ice machine.
Stroll along the wooded 30 acres of land and maybe rest awhile.
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Fisherman's Den
55581.8 miles S of Lutterworth | Sleeps 2 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £1022
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Open daily, The Shambles is a traditional public house with outside seating available. Vegetarian and gluten free options are available and dogs are welcome.
Nearby walk
Lutterworth County Park is a small area of parkland comprising of rough grassland, new woodland and a wetland area. A well marked path runs around the perimeter which is ideal for dog walking and running. There is parking available and picnic benches.
Nearby town
Situated just a mile from the town of Lutterworth, Cotesbach is a charming village surrounded by the pretty rural countryside of Leicestershire. The river Swift runs to the north of the village and the Yard Cafe is perfectly situated for refreshments.
Also nearby
Situated in a quirky barn conversion, The Yard Cafe serves breakfast and lunch daily, food is cooked to order and the cakes are freshly made.
Here you will find a delightful store called The Barn, selling a unique collection of local crafts and vintage goods, a cafe called "The Coffee" serving (you guessed it) excellent coffee, and The Garden with a collection of seasonal plants.
Here you will find a characterful market town with a good selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. The Lutterworth and District Museum is well worth a visit if you are in the area.
Found in the centre of Lutterworth, the Greyhound Coaching Inn is a traditional 18th century inn open daily for drinks and food in the evenings (apart from Sundays when there is no food service).
Open Thursday to Saturday, the Lutterworth & District Museum has a facinating collection of local artefacts including a working model of Luttterworth Railway Station and the history of local legends Sir Frank Whittle founder of the jet engine and John Wycliffe, a 14th century church reformer. Check their website for further details and opening times.
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