The luxury Lake District cabins hidden in ancient woodland

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Imagine sipping on a glass of fizz as you watch the sunset over the Cumbrian countryside, before curling up on a plush sofa after a day walking in the Lake District fells. There’s not a soul around as you enjoy the tranquillity of your own private cabin.

If this sounds like your kind of break, then its what you'll find at the Hutton John Estate, an area of beautiful countryside nestled in a valley between Penrith and Keswick. The latest edition to the estate is four bespoke cabins, offering visitors the ultimate rural retreat.

The cabins are set within and around the ancient woodland of Brow Wood, with each one boasting breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape. Floor-to-ceiling windows help to bring the outside in - so you can even enjoy the scenery when it's pouring down with rain.

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Adding to the luxurious feel are private outdoor double-ended bathtubs, which are sunk beneath ground level, and are hard to resist after a day spent hiking. You can still experience your surroundings after dark too as the cabins have their own skylights for stargazing.

Perfect for those who like the outdoors but enjoy indulgent touches, the Highgate Cabins all feature tasteful design features including a colour palette inspired by the location, with forest greens, dark reds and slate greys. There are cosy blankets, comfy sofas and a king sized-bed, perfect for a restful night’s sleep.

Each cabin has a well-equipped modern kitchen with a full-size oven, induction hob, quartz worktop and a dining table. A private decked area is ideal for enjoying al fresco dining or a morning coffee outside.

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