Dog-friendly Lincolnshire

These delightful barn conversions (refs 25589, 26477, 26718, 26724, 26726 and 29579) maintain many original features and are set in the heart of The Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The properties (except 29579) have all received a Green Tourism Business Scheme Gold Award. Within the grounds of the farm, these holiday properties offer coarse fishing on the farm lake, as well as many excellent walks and fantastic views across the countryside.
On the edge of the village of North Willingham, the barns provide an excellent base for exploring. Just 3½ miles from Market Rasen with its world famous racecourse, excellent range of restaurants, pubs, shops and market. Horncastle is renowned for its antique shops and is only a short drive, as is the unspoilt Georgian town of Louth with two busy market days a week. A visit to the sandy beaches at Mablethorpe or Skegness are always worth a day out, as is a visit to Lincoln Cathedral and the Bailgate area used in the filming of the ‘Da Vinci Code’. Shops, pub and restaurant 4 miles.

A delightful semi-detached house, close to the centre of Skegness in Lincolnshire. Close to beach and amenities. Enclosed garden. Pet friendly. Boston 21.7 miles; Lincoln 42 miles.

A stunning cottage on the outskirts of Grantham market town, Lincolnshire. Private woodland. Woodburning stove. Sleaford 10.6 miles; Melton Mowbray 21.3 miles; Lincoln 21.8 miles.

Rosery is just a 300-yard walk from the beach with a park, play area and paddling pools on the way to the promenade. This will make the property very popular with families wanting to have that traditional seaside holiday. There is plenty of space for all the family, with an enclosed south-facing garden as well to enjoy.
A short stroll takes you into the centre of this popular, traditional resort with its fairground, amusements, seaside shops and supermarkets, as well as a range of restaurants, takeaways and pubs to enjoy meals and drinks out.
Donna Nook is a 15-minute drive north along the coast, and is worth visiting in the seal breeding season during the winter months where there are often around 2000 pups born. They are also frequently spotted along this stretch as you stroll along the beach.
You can catch the coastal bus which will take you for family days out at Butlin’s, Fantasy island or into Skegness, with its pier, where there is something for all the family to enjoy. Pub within 1 mile.

Stamford Townhouse is a grade II listed building located in the stunning stone town of Stamford in Lincolnshire, and it’s only a 15-minute walk across the park to the magnificent Burghley House. The house has been designed to sleep up to seven guests over four floors but is ideal for couples wanting to stay too. The house has a well-equipped, well-presented kitchen with laundry facilities too and all the usual mod cons you would expect in a holiday home to make a home cooked meal should you not wish to dine out at the many superb eateries close by. On the same floor is the cosy living room which is a great place to kick back and relax after a day exploring the surrounding areas with a glass of your favourite holiday tipple. There is a bathroom on the first floor, and a unique wet room with a toilet and basin in the basement tunnel (kids love this feature). There is a small courtyard to the rear of the property. The master bedroom is a double, and there is a bunk bedroom which has been slept in by adults too. The second-floor bedroom can be made up as twin beds or as a double. The basement room (it has a window) has a single bed. All bedrooms have very comfortable beds with fresh cotton linen guaranteeing a perfect night’s sleep. There is also the option to request a Z-bed if flexible sleeping arrangements are preferred, by prior arrangement directly with the owner at an additional cost.
Stamford Townhouse is located on a quiet side road just a minute’s walk into Historic Burghley Park and just a short walk into the centre of Stamford. The William Cecil Hotel is just around the corner and has a great restaurant as does the famous George Hotel also a few minute’s stroll towards the centre of town. Apart from all the wonderful trappings that Stamford has to offer, great independent shops and many and varied places to eat and drink plus some really stonking pubs too and theatres and museums it’s only a short drive to Peterborough Cathedral, Rockingham Castle and Rutland Water.
Sacrewell near Wansford has a wonderful animal farm for our younger guests to appreciate. Ferry Meadows near Peterborough is worth a visit too. The area has so much to see and do, whether you are into the historic history of England or enjoy the adrenaline thrill of motorsports, as Northamptonshire is the centre of motorsports, you are 45 minutes from Silverstone. We have the Prebendal Manor in Nassington, private visits can be arranged, and its museum is full of interesting finds. Peterborough Cathedral is somewhere to wonder at as is Burghley House just 6.5 miles up the A1. There are also great street markets in the area at Oundle (Thrs) and Stamford (Fri). Rutland Water is only a 20-minute drive and offers great leisure activities from a waterside stroll, learn to sail, windsurf or hire a bike and cycle around the reservoir stopping off for a well, deserved pint or juice at The Horse and Jockey at Manton.

Welcome to our inviting holiday let which promises a memorable escape for your family and friends. With its spacious layout and modern amenities, this property is the ideal setting for family gatherings, offering a large formal dining area and a separate lounge to ensure everyone has a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The heart of this holiday home is undoubtedly the open and inviting formal dining area. It’s the perfect place for gathering your loved ones for a delightful meal. The spacious room is elegantly furnished with a large dining table and plush chairs, creating an atmosphere that encourages sharing stories, laughter, and delicious meals together. It’s an ideal space for celebrations and special occasions. With four well-appointed bedrooms, this holiday home can comfortably accommodate large groups or multiple families. The bedrooms are tastefully decorated and offer a combination of double and twin beds to cater to various sleeping arrangements. Each room is designed with your comfort in mind, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.
The property’s location is yet another highlight, with a great pub within walking distance. Whether you’re looking to experience the local cuisine or enjoy a pint of your favourite beverage, this convenience adds a unique touch to your stay. The countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, with cycling routes, walking trails, and riverside strolls available. Additionally, the beautiful Lincolnshire coast is a short drive away, offering access to sandy beaches and seaside retreats.
Historic villages with charming thatched cottages and ancient churches dot the landscape, offering a glimpse into the region’s rich heritage. Boston’s fertile farmlands, flanked by dykes and drainage channels, have been vital for agriculture and provide a habitat for diverse wildlife. This countryside beckons with its unspoiled natural beauty, offering a perfect retreat for those seeking respite and a connection to England’s pastoral heritage.