Luxury glamping with hot tub - Valley View Yurt

A large luxury Mongolian yurt secludedly perched on higher ground with extensive views over the delightful rolling Constable Countryside of the Box River Valley. While romantically ‘off-grid', the yurt is decked out to the highest standards of interior comfort being fully carpeted and triple skinned to ensure the log burner creates a warm and timeless snug for couples or families to lose themselves in. Being on the edge of an area of outstanding natural beauty, and with immediate access to a four acre wild meadow, there is lush green nature in abundance under Suffolk's large open skies. The yurt is the perfect place to getaway, disconnect and unwind.
The Yurt
On a raised wooden platform the yurt is eighteen feet in diameter creating a generous interior living space with full underlaid wool carpet. The walls and roof have two layers of canvas with modern insulation in-between keeping it warm in lower temperatures and cooler in higher ones. There is a classic brass ended king-sized bed with matching bedside tables and solar reading lamps, a three-seater Laura Ashley sofa and a trundle bed that breaks out into two sturdy full sized single beds.
The Cabin
Next to the Yurt is a wooden structure containing the essential amenities.
The Kitchen - with uninterrupted open views across the valley, it features a generous worktop with a four-ring gas hob, large butler's sink (with cold tap), cool box and all the necessary cooking implements, crockery and cutlery.
The Shower Room - with a luxury lavatory, gas powered hot shower with large tray and wash basin with cold water.

Outside
WOOD FIRED HOT TUB. On an elevated platform with views over the valley is a new Royal Tubs Delux wood-fired hot tub for soaking away lazy days. There is an extra charge payable with one day’s usage including sufficient wood and a full pre-clean with fresh water being £75 with additional days charged at £35, Takes approximately 90 minutes to get to temperature. PLEASE NOTE this wood fired hot tub has a wonderful organic off-grid feel, though unlike electric ones it don’t work instantly with the flick of a switch and it doesn’t have jets. It requires regular feeding with wood and stirring and the speed of heat up is dependant on how warm or cold the ambient air is.
There are a private lawned area which contains a sunken firepit, marble dining table, two large wooden benches, two sun-loungers and a BBQ. Beyond is a four acre wild meadow to explore. Parking is off the road at the start of the path that leads to the Yurt.