Swinney Wood Log Cabins
£1,732.50 per week
Where peace and tranquillity awaits you
Sitting above the Derwent Valley, a World Heritage site chosen by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as a place outstanding international importance, you will find four idyllically situated log cabins, individually hand scribed out of Western Red Cedar tree trunks. Each bespoke log cabin holds a stunning and unique location nestled within the woodland. Swinney Wood Log Cabins in Belper, Derbyshire take luxury to the extreme. Exclusively adults only and no pets, no expense has been spared creating these luxurious, yet rustic log cabins with romance in mind.
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