Cottage with jacuzzi & garden

Resting with an elevated position, this thoughtfully designed garage conversion overlooks the beautiful Lancashire countryside, with views stretching towards Pendle Hill. This fabulous area engulfs the property in panoramic scenes of rambling hills and verdant green fields, a tranquil retreat for romantic couples looking to get away-from-it-all. Climb up the external staircase to the balcony boasting a glass balustrade, the perfect place to step out from the accommodation on a crisp morning and absorb the beautiful landscapes before you. The front door leads you into an open-plan interior presenting excellent quality and style from all angles. The kitchen to your left is well-presented with pastel blue base units, white wall panelling and Velux windows. This sleek design comes together nicely with a breakfast bar and a lovely sitting area positioned adjacent. Curl up with your loved one and watch a film together on the Smart TV or simply enjoy each others' company amongst the lavish set-up surrounding you. Through a solid oak door is the double bedroom positioned at the rear of the cottage, beautifully laid out with a stylish en-suite shower room to accompany, a fabulous place to get ready with mirrored walls and sleek, slate grey tiling around the shower. Indulge in the outdoor private hot tub, a romantic spot to soak up the natural beauty of an evening, with a cosy sitting area resting next to it for you cool off afterwards, refreshing beverage in hand. The rural village that the property sits on the outskirts of offers a few local pubs and other useful amenities, with the town of Clitheroe only a short drive away and offering plenty more to see and do. For those yearning to get outdoors and explore the wondrous scenery of the area and journey on a selection of leisurely strolls or more challenging trails, Pendle Hill, Forest of Bowland and Longridge Fell are all close by with many points of interest to discover. Or for the foodies, why not visit North Cote Manor, a Michelin star restaurant close by. This beautiful bolthole is the perfect retreat for you and your loved one.The village is split into two halves of the old and new, new Langho developed when the construction of the railway took place in the mid-19th century, turning it into a minor but still thriving commercial centre. The ancient part of the village is considered a real gem, steeped in history for visitors to explore. There are pubs and eateries among a few small shops and a school in the village. The wider area however, boasts many points of interest to be discovered such as, Longridge Fell which lies at the southern end of the Forest of Bowland AONB. Blackburn town centre offers a wide variety of eateries and shops, as well as an array of attractions to entertain all ages.