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Holiday Cottages in and near Staythorpe - 8 cottages |
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Flo's Cottage, Newark-on-Trent (approx. 1.4 miles)
Flo's Cottage is a 19th century, south facing, agricultural estate worker's cottage. The Cottage provides a comfortable, non-smoking, two bedroomed, centrally heated family accommodation it retains many of the original features. | ||||||
Warwick Brewery 204 , Newark-on-Trent (approx. 3 miles)
Stunning luxury character apartment sleeping up to 6 people in the newly converted Warwick Brewery, which is located in the historic market town of Newark-on-Trent. | ||||||
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The Oriental Brewhouse, Long Bennington (approx. 7.6 miles)
The most unique romantic hideaway. This Grade 11 Listed Elizabethan Lincolnshire longhouse once provided the ale for the stately Priory House, the largest Grade 11 Listed Geogeian house in Long Bennington. | ||||||
The Lacemakers Cottage, Burton Joyce (approx. 8.2 miles)
Built c1760 and a former frameknitters cottage, The Lacemakers Cottage is a Nottinghamshire holiday cottage ideally located between Nottingham, Southwell and Sherwood Forest. | ||||||
Rosehip Cottage, Bingham (approx. 8.2 miles)
Rosehip Cottage is 200 years old and is what would have once been the gardeners cottage. It is therefore full of character but quite small with low doors and oak beamed ceilings. It is just about big enough for 4 people comfortably | ||||||
White Horse Holiday Cottage, Wellow (approx. 9.3 miles)
A delightful and charming period cottage set amid the historic Forest of Sherwood .Formally one of seven village pubs in the quite village of Wellow with its traditional maypole and olde world pub (olde red lion and Durham ox). | ||||||
Ashes Lodge, Allington (approx. 9.9 miles)
"Ashes Lodge" detached self-catering modern Four Star Visit England rated accommodation sleeping up to 6. Ashes Lodge is situated in the grounds of Ashes Farm in the beautiful quiet rural village of Allington. | ||||||
Woodman's Cottage, Edwinstowe (approx. 11 miles)
Woodman's Cottage is an ideal base for exploring Sherwood Forest and the Dukeries. Originally built in the mid 1800s by William Henry Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck, the 4th Duke of Portland, for Workers on his Welbeck Estate. | ||||||
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