Alojamentos com pequeno-almoço em Rushcliffe District

Grove Farm Old Granary, inc Continental Breakfast

Midway between Lincoln & Newark on a quiet small family farm, nestled in a private site in the small village of Norton Disney. With striking countryside views, accommodation is spread across the 1st floor of a converted old barn accessed via an external staircase. The private lodging, with vaulted ceilings is a perfect place to relax & enjoy the area. Within the village is The Green Man, friendly real ale pub & eatery. We can be reached by Car or Rail (Short Cab ride from Newark or Collingham).

Victorian miners cottage - In small town centre

A tucked away quirky, clean, comfortable 1 bedroom property with the convenience of being just a few steps off the high street A place to unwind if you're working in the area or visiting family. Proven to be an ideal place to stay when in-between house moves. Very popular with long stay guests with generous weekly and monthly discounts For leisure travellers Eastwood town is not a tourist destination itself but is greatly positioned between the centre of Nottingham, Derby, the Peak district

Studio in quiet countryside setting

This self contained, open plan studio sleeps 2 in either 2 single or 1 kingsize bed(s). As a matter of course, the bed is always made up as super king size, so if you would prefer singles please request at time of booking. There is a separate shower room and small kitchen area with small fridge, mini oven and hob. The Studio has an A shape ceiling so please make yourself aware of this and avoid banging your head. Situated in a delightful countryside setting between Stamford and Grantham.

The Garden Room with breakfast

The Garden Room is a separate contemporary building in the garden of our family home in a quiet residential street close to the centre of popular West Bridgford.Beds can be set up as 2 singles or zipped together to make a super king.Ensuite with power shower. Basic kitchen area with fridge/ kettle/ toaster. Trent Bridge Cricket Ground is a 20min walk or buses are only 200m away for access to Nottingham. Private access from the main house. Easy on street parking.Smart TV/ WiFi

Self contained annexe in the Vale of Belvoir.

Set in the Vale of Belvoir between Cropwell Bishop and Colston Bassett a self contained annex is offered. The house lies 20 minutes from the historic town of Newark, Nottingham and Melton Mowbray and is ideally placed for a day out exploring Belvoir Castle or Holme Pierrepont Country Park (a major water sport centre). The property backs onto the Grantham Canal providing excellent walks and a cycle route. A secure garage is offered for bicycles.

Fennel House. Charming house in Oakham town centre

The townhouse is located on a quiet residential one way street. Oakham has stunning historical architecture, i.e a castle, quaint independent shops, pubs and restaurants are moments from the door. A short walk from the railway station. It is ideal for couples or families. A short drive is Rutland Water and is the largest man made lake in Europe 26 miles circumference and hosts many outdoor pursuits such as walking, cycling and bird watching.

Cosy annexe in Farnsfield, breakfast included.

A cosy self-contained annexe with off-road parking in the popular village of Farnsfield. An ideal base for a weekend exploring Robin Hood country, the Derbyshire countryside or the nearby towns of Nottingham and Newark. The property has been recently renovated and offers a comfortable studio with two single beds and dining area, en-suite shower room and kitchenette with microwave, mini-fridge, toaster and kettle.

Self contained Oak Framed Studio in Village garden

Situated in the Vale of Belvoir, this self-contained, open plan studio sleeps two people comfortably and includes a fully equipped kitchen, shower room, high speed Wifi and Smart TV. Surrounded by countryside, Harby is ideal for walking, cycling and being in the great outdoors. There are an abundance of public footpaths in the Vale and we can provide plenty of inspiration and maps!

17th century cottage in Matlock

A very old stone cottage but newly renovated inside. The cottage was my home, my children were all brought up there. I now live in a barn at the top of the driveway which we tried to build in as energy saving way as we could. During the cottage renovation we have tried to make the space as 'green' as possible.