This gorgeous pre-loved Lissett Alaska Lodge is located on our exclusive Buzzards’ Rest Development, overlooking stunning views of Snowdonia. This is a rare opportunity to own a luxury lodge on a one-off plot.
With three bedrooms, this luxury family lodge emulates the styling of the hunting and fishing lodges in Alaska but finished to an exquisite standard.
Alaskan Decor
The décor theme is natural wood and grey. The kitchen cabinet doors are pale grey with a prominent grain; the frames are plain blue grey and so is the wall. Lighting focuses down from the undersides of the top cabinets. A wine chiller is built into the cabinet suite, along with a Bosch double oven, grill and microwave.
A slide-out, tall, shelved cabinet and a dishwasher are also integrated into the cabinet arrangement. In the centre of the kitchen, a square island unit provides a breakfast area, plus drawers and cabinets.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
The bedroom area reveals more of the hunting-shooting-fishing theme - this time with a twist - a French railway twist. Bedroom furniture is created from timber that previously lay under French railway tracks. Machine-planed to ensure it is tactile-smooth and displays its fine grain, this wood looks amazing. It is harness in the wardrobes, cabinets and dressing tables used throughout the bedrooms.
The main bedroom has a window above the bedhead as well as windows on each side of the bed. The carpet pile in the bedrooms is so deep it’s noticeable even when wearing shoes.
The en-suite has a double-sized shower and two washbasins, each with a mirrored cabinet above. The towel warmer is finished in a stunning matt pale bronze colour.
Dining and lounging
The dining suite is a large country farmhouse style ranch table with one bench seat and four green leather upholstered chairs with stitched edging and rounded backs that create armchair comfort.
Lounge comfort is provided by two large leather-upholstered settees with green velvet seat cushions and an array of cushions; some velvet, some tartan, some with a soft geometric pattern. An enormous mirror set into the wall creates the illusion that the room is even larger than it is.
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