Fence House, is an outstanding detached house settled on the outskirts of the village of Fence, Lancashire. This is luxury accommodation, perfect for large families, groups of friends, or special celebrations—a true destination in itself, with an array of facilities including woodburning stoves, a hot tub, seasonal fruit and vegetables to harvest, a games room with a bar and pool table. There are countless other thoughtful touches designed to delight and entertain without ever needing to leave the property. A luxurious and large dwelling, Fence House offers a group of 15 appealing interiors throughout, outstanding views of the countryside and access to a selection of outdoor havens, including the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Upon arrival, you'll be welcomed by ample off-road parking, making it easy to get settled in and get your break started! Enter this marvellous dwelling to be welcomed by a fabulous living/dining room, where chesterfield seating entices you to kick back and relax in front of the woodburning stove. Another sitting room, which boasts regal décor throughout, can also be found nearby and is perfect for an evening tipple in front of the fire! Alternatively, if you're after a superb space for a movie night, Fence House offers a sumptuous cinema room, with ample seating for all the family to lounge on whilst you watch a film on the large, flat-screen TV! Whether it’s movie nights, the sporting season, or catching up on box sets, this designated cinema-style room is the perfect retreat—just don’t forget to organise your snacks and treats in the kitchen beforehand. If you're looking for a moment of peace and quiet, be sure to head upstairs to the landing's reading nook and curl up with a book from the selection provided. Social spaces abound throughout the house, offering plenty of opportunities to share memories, dine, and recharge, while quieter corners invite relaxed reading or gentle conversation. The conservatory provides a seamless in/outdoor experience, ideal for all seasons. When you're feeling peckish, make your way to the marvellously fitted kitchen/diner—an impressive space where culinary inspiration awaits. At its heart is a warm Esse cast iron range cooker, perfect for slow-cooked dishes and hearty meals. Alongside this, you'll find a separate electric hob, oven, and microwave, offering flexibility for all kinds of cooking. Sleek granite worktops provide ample space for preparation, while cocktail-making equipment adds a celebratory touch—ideal whether you're crafting a feast or rustling up a casual bite. Once a tasty meal has been made, it can be enjoyed in one of the many dining areas within the property, with one being a four-seater within the kitchen/diner, another being a formal dining room seating up to ten people, and the other being the neighbouring conservatory which enjoys a refectory table and hosts sofas for you to retire to whilst enjoying those panoramic views. In warmer months, dine al fresco using seasonal summer vegetables grown in the garden, and enjoy fresh fruit harvested from the trees. The resident chickens may even share their eggs when available. The utility isn't far and hosts your laundry facilities, whilst also doubling up as a great area to store your walking gear. This room also provides direct access to the garden, making it a practical spot for muddy boots and paws after countryside adventures. Concluding the ground floor's facilities is a handy cloakroom, ideal for preventing those morning queues. Head upstairs to find seven inviting bedrooms, with two consisting of spacious master rooms which enjoy access to impressive en-suite bathrooms and ample storage. One features a king-size bed with a sumptuous en-suite, complete with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower, while the other offers a king-size bed and an elegant en-suite with both a bath and walk-in shower. Two more doubles can be found close by, one of which benefits from its own en-suite with a sleek walk-in shower, both of which enjoy beautiful décor throughout. A third king-size bedroom provides a serene and stylish space to unwind. There is also a charming family room with a carriage-style bunk setup, sleeping four—perfect for children or group stays— and a single. Each bedroom has been thoughtfully designed to offer a polished and restful retreat, with high-quality linens and elegant furnishings. A family bathroom can be found nearby and will leave you feeling spoilt for choice in the morning, thanks to its fantastic bath and separate walk-in shower. To the rear of the property is a luscious and enclosed lawn, where the kids can enjoy ball games and your furry friends can stretch their legs while you enjoy a soothing dip in the log-fired hot tub. Conveniently located on the patio, the wood-fired hot tub is accompanied by a sauna and outdoor shower—perfect for energising morning sessions or relaxing under the stars after a busy day. Children of all ages will find plenty to explore in the garden, including a play area with a swing, chute, and climbing frame. Gardeners will also enjoy wandering through the extensive grounds, which include mature beds, lawns, a coppice area, and more. For added entertainment, the Outdoor Games Cabin is a standout feature, complete with a bar, jukebox, two pool tables, table tennis, a TV for streaming, and heaters for chilly evenings or out-of-season stays. The village of Fence offers two pubs and a Michelin-starred restaurant—perfect for groups seeking a night out, a celebration meal, or simply a pre- or post-dinner drink. The Fence Gate is a traditional pub with ale and hearty food, just a short walk or quick drive from the house. The Forest Fence Pub is a short drive away, while The White Swan, a Michelin-starred gem, is within walking distance or a brief drive. Steeped in centuries-old heritage and legendary folklore, Lancashire offers many attractions to suit your interests and there are some fantastic locations to choose from. Discover some of Lancashire's legends; from majestic manor houses set in relaxing gardens to original textile museums transporting you back to a time when cotton was king! Take a trip to the top of Pendle Hill and take in the spectacular countryside and spellbinding story of the "Pendle Witches", the most famous witches in the land. Close by is Whalley Abbey, whose 'monks' will give visitors an insight into how their predecessors used to live and work, whilst Clitheroe is also well worth a visit with its recently revamped museum and fine castle. Further days out include trips to the National Trust’s best kept secret, Gawthorpe Hall, a striking Elizabethan mansion with a rich history or pop on your walking boots and follow the scenic Stream & Steam Trail through the heritage of Barnoldswick. For shopping and sightseeing, there are nearby market towns such as Clitheroe which has a wide range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs as well as a cinema and equally historic Colne which also has the famous Boundary Mill Store, the place for some retail therapy. With so much more to see and do nearby, including the outdoor wonders of the Forest of Bowland AONB, you'll rarely be bored. Fence House is truly an impeccable base for all the family!