Luxurious 5 Star Visit Britian Rated Self Catering Accomodation In The Beautiful Forest Of Bowland

Foxley Bank Stables is a newly renovated 5 star self catering accommodation sleeping up to 8 people, located in the Forest of Bowland, an area of outstanding natural beauty. There are spectacular views over Pendle Hill, famous for the Lancashire Witches. This is the perfect place for exploring the beautiful Lancashire countryside. The recently opened footpaths of the Forest of Bowland are a superb way to explore this part of the world on foot.The Queen's and Duke of Westminster's estates are in the area. It has been rumoured the Queen would like to retire here. In the evenings there is an abundance of local restaurants and pubs where you can relax and dine in comfort.

Foxley Bank Stables Website

The Stables enjoy easy access to the local market towns of Skipton and Clitheroe and the Ribble Way footpath is close by, making this an excellent location for walkers exploring Lancashire and the Yorkshire Dales and valleys. The proprietors live adjacent in the main house and are on hand to provide yoou with local knowledge, should you need it.

Rooms Description

The master bedroom is located towards the rear of the property and has a superking bed. The en-suite facilities include a sauna and steam cabinet, perfect for relaxing after a long day. The second bedroom also has a double bed and is en-suite. The third bedroom is ideal for children and contains adult size bunk beds. The fourth bedroom is also en-suite and has a single four poster day bed, with an extra pull-out single. All the accommodation is on the ground floor. There is a fabulously appointed integrated kitchen with a large dining table, woodburning stove, logs provided,and cosy chairs, all with a designer touch. The lounge is located in the old stables with old character features. It has two sumptious sofas, relaxing lamps, flat screen TV, Dvd, freeview and Cd player.

Specialities

A welcome hamper awaits your arrival. There is a free wi-fi internet connection avilable.