Dog-friendly Lincolnshire

Close to the centre of the village and only a very short walk to the local pub and the Manor Stables Craft Centre with café, Stone Lodge provides beautiful, detached holiday accommodation all on one level. An ideal base for a relaxing break or from which to explore the area with its many country lanes around the holiday cottage, which make it ideal for walking and cycling. The cottage is within easy reach of the historic town of Newark, 12 miles, with its cobbled market square which hosts regular outdoor markets, a 12th-century castle and a wide range of shops and restaurants. The market town of Grantham, 10 miles, offers museums, NT houses and gardens to visit, and Lincoln is only 15 miles, both with castles, antique centres and many restaurants. The holiday cottage also provides a central base for exploring Lincolnshire which has something for everyone, from canoeing and theme parks to exploring the wolds and the history of the area, admiring architecture from the 17th century, and nature reserves. Within an easy drive are Belvoir Castle with its breathtaking views, RAF Cranwell, Belton House and not forgetting Lincoln Cathedral, one of the finest Gothic buildings in Europe, which was used for filming the ‘Da Vinci Code’. Golf, fishing and horse riding are nearby and further details can be obtained from the owner. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

Retaining many of its original features, it provides accommodation which is predominantly on the ground floor and has the benefit of its own private walled garden and patio area with a gated entrance. For anyone wishing to relax and unwind, a wood burner and underfloor heating makes it suitable for year round breaks, and a lovely country pub, with beams, log fires, fine real ales and delicious food, is only a 15-minute stroll away. There are plenty of lovely country walks straight from the doorstep and the quiet country lanes make cycling a real pleasure in the surrounding area.

For those wishing to explore a little further afield, Lincoln, Stamford, Newark, Oakham and Uppingham offer antique centres, National Trust houses, castles and museums, and numerous pubs and restaurants abound to cater for all tastes. Those interested in WWII can visit the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Lincolnshire Aviation Centre, both only a short drive away. There are numerous golf courses nearby including the National Golf Centre at Woodhall Spa. Rutland Water also offers various water sports throughout the year, and the circular track around the reservoir provides walking and cycling for all ages with bikes available for hire on-site. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Honeysuckle Cottage is a luxury barn conversion set on the edge of the pretty village of Oasby. It is part of the owner’s grass and arable farm and they have a great interest in wildlife and conservation. All visitors are welcome to access all the farm. It is an ideal base from which to explore the area. Numerous walks and cycle routes are close at hand and a lovely country pub, with fine real ales and delicious food, is only a 5-minute stroll away.

For those wishing to explore further afield, Stamford, Lincoln, Newark and Uppingham offer castles, museums, antique centres and numerous pubs and restaurants. Those interested in WWII can visit the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at Coningsby, and the newly completed Bomber Command at Lincoln.

There are numerous golf courses nearby including the National Golf centre at Woodhall Spa. Rutland Water offers various water sports throughout the year, and the circular track around the reservoir provides easy walking and cycling for all ages, with bikes available for hire. Oasby is also home to the British Eventing Oasby Horse Trials, which takes place twice a year on the farm, attracting world class riders to the event.

Shops are available 3 miles away, and there are several pubs in the locality offering a range of meals. The owners are happy for visitors to the cottage to bring their horses and/or ponies. We can provide grazing and plenty of maps for horse riding.

The perfect choice for a couple or small family, Red Kite Cottage offers cosy, comfortable accommodation in a lovely rural location. Red Kite Cottage is a sweet little limestone, terraced cottage in rural Northamptonshire. The property is just minutes away from the sensational and historic town of Stamford, a popular location for the filming of a number of TV shows, including an adaptation of George Eliot’s ’Middlemarch’. With a wonderfully cosy open fire, large enclosed garden, and all the creature comforts you could want, you are well catered for whatever time of year you choose to visit. This lovely little house is dog friendly and has a footpath that passes directly outside, taking you out across the local fields where you can enjoy the peace and quiet or spot the local wildlife. On the first floor are two comfortable bedrooms, comprised of two double bedrooms, and a well equipped bathroom. Red Kite Cottage is the perfect choice for a couple or a small family looking for a restful stay in the country. Red Kite Cottage is neighbours with Jack’s Cottage UK13629. There is a gate connecting the gardens so the properties could be booked at the same time for larger groups, or parties. Shop an easy walk in the village of Easton on the Hill, two excellent pubs, the Exeter Arms and the Bluebell inn pub. Both have restaurants and good food.

Set in the countryside 9 miles from Grantham this lovely detached bungalow is a gardener’s dream, with extensive gardens to enjoy also benefits from open fields to the front and rear. Ideal as a touring base with Grantham, Belvoir Castle, Stamford, home of the famous Burghley Horse Trials, and the city of Lincoln, with its cathedral and castle all a comfortable drive away for days out. Travel inland to Rutland Water or to the east, the coastline of Norfolk is about an hour away. For more local days out the National Trust site at Belton, famous for its house and deer park. Cyclists and walkers will love the area with great walks and cycling down the country lanes straight from the door, or spend time in the beautiful gardens and watch the abundance of visiting wildlife and birds. So much to see and do in this undiscovered part of Lincolnshire, there are good country pubs throughout the area for food and drink, local award winning Butchers, Fish Merchants and supermarkets deliver to the door, so simply sit back in the spacious sun room, relax and enjoy the view. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

This will be popular with walkers, cyclists and those wishing to bring their pet with them on holiday. Ideal as a touring base, with the Lincolnshire and Norfolk beaches within an hour’s drive. The property will be decorated for Christmas bookings, and stays from the 15th December will include a Christmas hamper which contains mince pies, cakes etc (dietary requirements can be advised to the owner).
Days out await you in the cathedral city of Lincoln, Stamford, home of the world-renowned Burghley Horse Trials, the National Trust Belton House and deer park, or enjoy the many good walks and cycle routes throughout the area and from the door. The Battle of Britain memorial Flight is 35 minutes away at Coningsby, and Sleaford, just 9 miles, is close by for shopping and amenities, with lots of tea rooms, cafés, pubs and restaurants to enjoy. Donington village is 5 miles with a supermarket, butchers, pub and takeaway restaurant. Shop and pub 2 miles at Billingborough.

Looking for a peaceful holiday retreat with lovely walks from the door and a pub in the village serving food - then this barn conversion is for you. The Barn provides a very good standard of accommodation in the pretty and peaceful village of Ropsley, close to Grantham.
This spacious barn conversion has its own private garden with a lovely sunroom, overlooking the fields where you can watch the owner’s horses and ponies grazing, as well as enjoy the peace and quiet that this lovely property enjoys. Numerous walks and cycle routes are close at hand, with a footpath just 10 metres away leading off into the countryside. With a small orchard of cherry, plum, pear and apple trees just outside the front door, guests are most welcome to help themselves to fruit when available. There’s also a dog wash station for mucky pups returning from their adventures, ensuring comfort for all of the family.
The village pub has just been awarded the title of the Countryside Alliance East of England Pub Champion and is very popular, with fine real ales and delicious food and is only a 5-minute stroll away. For those wishing to explore further afield, Stamford, Lincoln, Newark, Oakham and Uppingham offer National Trust houses, castles, museums, antique centres, and numerous pubs and restaurants.
Those interested in WWII can visit the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, and the Lincolnshire Aviation Centre, which are a few miles east of the market town of Sleaford. There is a fishing lake and golf course in the village, and numerous golf courses nearby including Belton Woods, The National Golf Centre at Woodhall Spa, and Rutland Water offers various water sports throughout the year, the circular track around the reservoir provides easy walking and cycling for all ages with bikes available for hire. Award winning pub and restaurant less than 1 mile.

The Sanctuary is a beautiful barn conversion which offers a comfortable stay in the Medieval hamlet of Burton Pedwardine, which can trace its history back to before the Norman Conquest and is mentioned in The Domesday Book. The characterful property is set on the owners’ sheep sanctuary and has been stylishly decorated and furnished with a unique flourish (the owners are artists), giving a relaxing home-from-home feeling.
The Sanctuary offers a luxury holiday retreat whilst being ideally located to explore all that Lincolnshire has to offer. The locale is steeped in history and the land is the predominant site of the original medieval village complete with an 11 meter deep well, the village pond and the old road running diagonally across. The Sanctuary is built with salvaged materials from outbuildings which once stood adjacent to the main house and on part of the old village green. The owners built a barn-style property with a double-height ceiling and the slate roof was salvaged from the nearby Victorian Schoolhouse.The property is entered directly into the bright and spacious living area. There is a cosy sitting area which boasts a stunning wood burner providing additional heat and charm along with a Smart TV ideal for kicking back and relaxing in comfort. In the same open-plan space, there is a warm dining area which seats six and a coffee/tea station on the way to the well-equipped, well-presented kitchen with plenty of space for food preparation should you not wish to dine at the many eateries close by. On the same floor is a lovely bathroom with a generous shower. Through the bi-fold doors from the living area, there is a gorgeous patio area leading on to the property’s private, enclosed garden, surrounded by stunning views giving you a great place to sit out and relax in the summer months whilst enjoying a glass of fizz, or simply taking in the fresh morning air to the sound of sheep and chickens with your coffee.
There are three good-sized bedrooms one on the ground floor and two on the first floor. The ground floor bedroom has a generous kingsize bed. One of the bedrooms on the first floor has en-suite facilities and another king-size bed. The third bedroom is the largest with a super kingsize zip and link bed, small sitting area, TV and dressing table. The upper bedrooms have air conditioning. All bedrooms have fresh cotton linen, guaranteeing a perfect night’s sleep and guests are provided with soft, quality towels.
Heckington is two miles away with a train station for trips to the East Coast with its many beaches and nature reserves. Heckington has three pubs, an independent brewery within the eight-sailed windmill, a Co-op, greengrocers, takeaways and cafés (there is a WONDERFUL coffee shop on the high street and an award-winning chip shop). Heckington also plays host to the largest village country show in the UK. Situated just six miles away is the town of Sleaford which has plenty of independent shops, restaurants, cafés and pubs.
There is also The Hub, a national centre for art and design and a theatre, plus historical attractions. Within a 40-minute drive are Lincoln, Grantham and Newark with their castles and cathedrals. Just a half hour away is Woodhall Spa which has the headquarters of the National Golf Union, two golf courses and an academy. Locally, there are lovely walks through the surrounding countryside and cycle routes straight from your accommodation with an abundance of wildlife which surrounds the property. Lincolnshire Cycle Trail runs through the village. Cyclists around here are made of serious stuff; however, local roads are largely level and easy for novices. The fantastic Lincolnshire Wolds National Park is also easily accessible with plenty of scenic walks and cycle trails.

Escape to a realm of unparalleled luxury and tranquillity at this exceptional detached property nestled within the serene village of Deeping St James. This enchanting property offers a haven of comfort and elegance, accommodating up to five guests with two bathrooms and a convenientdownstairs toilet. Prepare to be captivated by the sheer elegance of the stunning kitchen, boasting solid worktops and a convenient breakfast bar. Whether you’re a culinary enthusiast whipping up a gourmet meal or simply enjoying a leisurely breakfast, this kitchen is sure to inspire culinary delights.
As you step outside, prepare to be mesmerized by the enchanting beauty of the south-facing garden. Bathed in sunlight throughout the day, this garden oasis offers a sanctuary of serenity amidst lush greenery. Perfect for al fresco dining under a shaded veranda and perfect private views. Discover moments of blissful relaxation in our charming summer house, where you can unwind with a good book or simply bask in the tranquillity of nature.
For those with a love for the outdoors, direct access to the picturesque River Welland awaits. Spend leisurely afternoons fishing along the tranquil waters or simply marvel at the diverse array of wildlife that call this pristine environment home. Nature enthusiasts will find themselves enchanted by the sights and sounds of the surrounding landscape, offering a truly immersive experience in the great outdoors.
Located just a short drive from both the charming market town of Stamford and the vibrant city of Peterborough, Riverview serves as the perfect base for exploration. Lose yourself in the historic streets of Stamford, renowned for its architectural splendour and quaint boutiques, or immerse yourself in the cultural delights of Peterborough’s bustling city centre, alternatively the world renowned cities of Cambridge and London.
For a taste of local charm, a delightful pub awaits just a leisurely strollaway. Indulge in traditional fare and a warm atmosphere as you unwind after a day of exploration, or simply enjoy a leisurely evening stroll through the picturesque village streets. Whether you seek adventure or simply wish to relax amidst the beauty of nature, create cherished memories with loved ones as you immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the countryside, where every moment is infused with a sense of enchantment and relaxation.

This lovely modern, detached cottage is ideal for couples and families to enjoy a relaxing break away. Its spacious open plan living space has a feature wood burner and offers views across the garden to the surrounding countryside over looking a disused windmill. To the rear views across the wolds towards Tennyson country. Set in a large garden means there is plenty of space for everyone to enjoy, and there is a footpath close by providing a short cut towards the pub. For days out, visit the coast for miles of sandy beaches or head inland, 28 miles to the city of Lincoln, with its spectacular cathedral, castle, popular Bailgate area for shopping, restaurants and bars. Or head down Steep Hill to the Brayford Waterside where you can watch the boats cruise by. After a day exploring you can cosy up in front of the wood burner or relax on the large terrace and enjoy the peace and quiet, with very little light pollution its great for the star gazers among you. Attractions in the area include, Cadwell park race track, Market Rasen Horse racing, Woodhall Spa gold as well as home of the dam busters, Horncastle, antique centre of Lincolnshire and Spilsby Sir John Franklins birth place. Sommersby Tennysons birth place, Coningsby home of the Battle of Briton flight and the Euro fighter. Best of all the Lincolnshire wolds, go out the gate, turn right and you dont have to see a main road let alone cross one.