Located in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, Bertha is a romantic bolthole retreat perfect for two people. Surrounded by woodland with a lake at the foot of the hill, this peaceful and tranquil setting allows guests to relax and unwind from the moment they arrive. The shepherd's hut is full of character, featuring a raised king-size bed, kitchenette, dining area, and a wood burner in the corner. The clever use of space includes a table and benches that can be stowed beneath the bed for additional storage.
The beautiful setting of Bertha's shepherd's hut is a highlight, offering stunning views of the forest and opportunities to spot local wildlife. Guests can enjoy sunsets, star-gazing, and creating a romantic atmosphere with the wood burner in the evenings. The location also provides easy access to walking routes from the door and the option to explore the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with its picturesque villages and landmarks. Adventurous guests can try water sports, cycling, and further exploration of the Forest of Dean.
The ground floor of the shepherd's hut features a sleeping area with a king-size bed on a raised wooden base, offering a peaceful night's sleep surrounded by the essence of the forest. The living/dining/kitchen area includes a hidden table and benches, a kitchenette with cooking facilities, and a compact wood burner for added warmth and atmosphere. The unique shower room features a traditional WC, rainfall shower, and a striking sink atop a wooden unit. Outside, guests can explore walks, enjoy the fire pit/barbecue, and take in the natural surroundings.
Bertha's location in Lydney provides easy access to the surrounding countryside, including attractions such as Wye Valley, Caldicot Castle and Country Park, and Perrygrove Railway & Treetop Adventure. Whether guests choose to relax in the peaceful setting of the shepherd's hut or venture out to explore the nearby area, Bertha offers a memorable and romantic getaway in the heart of nature.
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