Pathways, Beachwood Cottage

Pathways, Beachwood Cottage: This ground-floor vacation home in Lansdown sits beside its own woodland garden, reached by a few steps, with a clear-day view that can stretch across the River Severn into Wales. The cottage was built using straw bale construction, has notably thick walls, and features a bespoke design created for the owner's family. Living space and stove: The sitting area includes a sofa and a dining table, with soundproofing and a private entrance. A wood-burning stove provides a focal point and extra warmth when needed. Kitchen and outdoor dining: The kitchen is fitted with an oven, stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, electric kettle, and kitchenware. Outside, there is a terrace with outdoor seating, an outdoor dining area, and barbecue facilities. Bedroom and bathroom: The property has one bedroom and one bathroom; a sofa bed is also available. The bathroom offers both a bath and a shower, and a hairdryer is provided. Duvets and pillows are feather and down filled. Parking and location: Free on-site private parking is available. Bath attractions are a short drive away: Beckford's Tower about 2.4 miles, The Circus and Royal Crescent around 4.3 miles, and The Roman Baths roughly 5 miles. Oldfield Park and Bath Spa stations are about 4–5 miles away, and Bristol Airport is approximately 18 miles from the cottage. With free WiFi, this eco-friendly house offers a wood burning stove and a woodland garden. The open plan living area has sofas and a fully fitted kitchen. There is a bedroom with a king-size bed and a tiled bathroom.