The Retreat

classic, elegant & comfortable

The new Retreat combines a sense of elegance and comfort

Its rustic features creating, quite literally, a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the real world. This home is a perfect blend of class and sophistication, without looking out of place surrounded by country side.

Living Area

The Retreat uses a clever combination of unfurnished style wood and red brick throughout to create a hand crafted and tranquil environment, whilst managing not to compromise on style. As soon as you enter the home you are greeted by a carefully placed storage bench, perfect for slipping off your wellies after a long woodland walk, before heading into the living come dining room, and settling down in front of the feature fire place. The interior of the communal living area is adorned with luxuriously rustic features, from the unfinished wooden beam across the ceiling, to the red brick surrounding the fireplace. These organic traits are complimented beautifully by the clean off white carpets, smooth pale wood counter top & deep ceramic white sink creating a space which is both cosy and spacious. The French windows, covering both the width and height of the home allow for an abundance of natural light to flow in.

As you follow the light hallway, dotted with woodland style pictures, the master bedroom sits at the back, similarly decorated to the communal areas, making it almost a private retreat in itself. An unrefined wooden panel wall behind the bed, along with thick and extravagant throws, reinforce the overwhelming sense of comfort & homeliness the rest of the home oozes.

The Bedrooms

Where the bedrooms back up the sense of comfort, the en-suite and main bathroom reinforce the clean and elegant side of the home, whilst dropping in hints of woodland characteristics via small ornaments and furnishings.

This home is exactly as described, a place to get away, switch off, and enjoy the simpler aspects of life. It’s almost contradicting features have been so thoroughly considered that they tie in with the old cliché, opposites attract.