1 Bedroom Cottage in Keddington

Occupying a private spot in a leafy country setting, this unique holiday home takes glamping to a whole new level. It’s one of a small collection of properties within the grounds of the owner’s abode and less than 2 miles from the centre of Louth, a picturesque market town located at the meeting point of the Lincolnshire Wolds and Marsh. Magnificent Georgian and Victorian architecture and an abundance of independent retailers make Louth a haven for foodies and shoppers, while on the edge of town, Hubbard’s Hills is a beautiful green space popular for walks, picnics and wildlife watching. Closer to your doorstep, enjoy towpath walks along the Louth Canal – stroll 2 miles east and Alvingham is famous for having two churches in one churchyard. Known for its sandy beaches and diverse natural landscapes, the Lincolnshire coastline is within striking distance too. Just 11.5 miles away, the resident seal colony makes Donna Nook Nature Reserve a must-see, while Mablethorpe (14.5 miles) offers a traditional seaside vibe with its charming promenade and golden sands.


Crafted from the clever coming-together of a converted old parcels container and a caravan, this amazing space is full of reclaimed materials and is fuelled by a mixture of solar, gas and electric power. Those eco-credentials are complemented by detailed styling and high-end must-haves to ensure holiday memories you’ll treasure. Step up to the raised decking area on arrival. Enter inside and there’s a hallway where you can leave shoes and coats before you head in to your main open-plan living space. Here you’ll find a compact kitchen, lounge area, all with wood cladding for extra character. There is a flame effect electric fireplace for cosy evenings. A double bedroom sits on the opposite side of the hallway, its original caravan doorway adding to the charm. The external ablutions block is just a few steps from your front door – a key ensures exclusive use of your own sleek shower room and WC, and toiletries are supplied for guests’ use.


There’s parking for two cars on the shared driveway; from here you stroll through mature landscaped gardens to your own peaceful plot where there’s raised decking and, to the side, a patio area with outdoor furniture, BBQ and a chimenea. Within the shared gardens, the summerhouse kitchen is a great spot for socialising – it comes with dining furniture and everything you’ll need for al fresco dining.