Dog-friendly Lincolnshire

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.

A superb private development of holiday homes, situated close to the beach in the traditional east coast holiday resort of Mablethorpe. With its sandy beaches, fair, amusements, Queens Park paddling pools and brightly coloured beach huts, Mablethorpe is a lovely place for a family holiday.
A drive or bus ride south along the coast takes you to Sutton-on-Sea, Sandilands and Anderby Creek, all popular for lovely walks along the seafront or along their sandy beaches. Further south is Fantasy Island and Butlin’s for adventure filled family days out, with Skegness and its funfair and attractions including the Embassy Theatre and Cinema also offering plenty to see and do. To the north is Donna Nook Seal Sanctuary and breeding grounds, which are always well worth a visit during the breeding season with usually around a thousand seal pups born here each year.
Each property has its own lawned garden, perfect for sitting back and relaxing under the starry sky. There are an abundance of cafés, restaurants and bars offering food and drink, as well as food delivery options if required. Beach ¼ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 70 guests.

Head Brewers House (formerly known as Merrilodge), the former home of George Bateman and family as well as the Head Brewer’s house. This lovely family house has a swimming pool in the large garden with an entertaining area to the side, perfect for al fresco dining. Spacious accommodation awaits you with two large living rooms. Refurbished in 2021 to provide holiday accommodation, this is one of five properties available at the Brewery to enjoy. As well as its own large lawned garden and swimming pool guests can also enjoy the large shared garden adjacent to the Brewery Windmill which runs alongside the River Steeping where you can also fish from the bank. Discounted Brewery tours are available, which include sampling and the small market town of Wainfleet has a good range of shops, pubs, takeaways and a railway station a short walk away for days out. The traditional seaside resort of Skegness with its sandy beaches, fairground, amusements and aquarium is 5 miles to drive or just a short train ride away. Shops 300 yards and pub 95 yards.

A lovely holiday home for a family break with a private hot tub to relax in and enjoy. Just 4 miles from the sandy beaches of Chapel St Leonards which is a small seaside town north of Skegness. Anderby Creek is also the same distance away and with unspoilt beaches and a good cafe to enjoy is always popular for a day out. Within 20 mins drive for great family days out are Fantasy Island, Butlins as well as the traditional seaside resorts of Mablethorpe and Skegness. With a bedroom and shower room on the ground floor Nurseries Cottage is ideal for those that are less mobile and the kitchen offers a good social area to enjoy with comfy seating as well as looking out onto the back garden and open fields to the front. Shop 2 miles, pub serving food 400 yds

Boasting an idyllic location with uninterrupted views, peacefully nestled in open countryside to offer a tranquil break from the hustle and bustle, all the while delivering a restful night’s sleep. The peaceful surroundings make this a perfect retreat for you to spend time together, birdwatching, walking, cycling, or even a spot of fishing nearby. Boasting uninterrupted and panoramic views with seating patio area perfect for just sitting in, enjoying the sunsets, barbecue, and just perfect for al fresco dining, reading a book, and unwinding in.
Nearby is Tydd St Giles Country and Golf Club where day passes can be purchased to enjoy the club house with restaurant, and golf course (booking is advisable). An hour’s drive away is the Norfolk coastline with soft sandy beaches, traditional seaside attractions, RSPB bird and nature reserves, stately homes and gardens, including the Royal residence, Sandringham Estate, open to the public when the Royals are in non-residence.
Market town of Wisbech and Long Sutton are both 20 minutes’ drive with shops, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets. Peterborough 22 miles, and historic Kings Lynn, 25 miles with its port both having a wealth of shops, including supermarkets, cinema complex, bowling alley and plenty of eateries. Further afield is Ely, Norwich city, both with cathedrals, shops, and plenty of eateries. Supermarkets 8 miles. Beach 29 miles.

Set in over three-hundred acres of woodland, Red Kite Lodge lies in Kenwick Woods, near the town of Louth.
This ground floor property is open plan throughout the living area which offers a well-presented, fully equipped kitchen for all your culinary needs along with a cosy sitting area that boasts a Freeview TV and a dining table which is ideal to have breakfast at and fuel up for the day’s adventures. On the same floor, you have three good-sized bedrooms all with fresh cotton linen guaranteeing a perfect night’s sleep. In addition, the master bedroom offers en-suite facilities as well as patio doors leading to a small, decked area. There is also a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail. To the front of the property, you have another gorgeous, decked area with seating, a great place to have a drink al fresco in the summer months or a coffee whilst taking in the fresh morning air.
There are lovely walks straight from the lodge, and cycle routes that take you out towards the coast or inland across the scenic Lincolnshire Wolds. The park also boasts an 18-hole golf course, which makes its way through mature woodland, negotiating no less than nine lakes. There is excellent coarse and fly fishing nearby, with fifteen lakes within a 5-mile radius of Louth (permit required). The nearby Georgian market town of Louth has a good selection of shops, pubs, and restaurants, as well as a cinema and the Meridian Leisure Centre to enjoy. The seal breeding grounds at Donna Nook are about a 20-minute drive and are always worth a day out in breeding season. The traditional seaside resorts of Mablethorpe and Sutton-on-Sea are about a 20-minute drive to the east, with miles of quiet sandy beaches to explore. Beach 14 miles. Shop 2½ miles. Pub and restaurant ½ 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.

This chalet bungalow is just a stroll from the dunes, and the lovely beach is a popular spot for a family holiday.
Humberston Fitties has a lot of history serving as accommodation for soldiers in both World Wars which have now become a mixture of colourful and attractive chalet bungalows that make lovely holiday homes. Nearby Cleethorpes which you walk to along the seafront has a pier, seaside amusements, and attractions as well as a good range of shops and restaurants to enjoy within a mile. For days out travel along the coast to the side resort of Mablethorpe to the south or visit Donna Nook during the breeding season to see the newborn seals.
The beach and sea are popular with kayaks and paddle boarders and there is also a sailing club to be found on the fitties. There is a beach, shop, restaurant, bar, and takeaways under 1 mile.

A superb private development of holiday homes, situated close to the beach in the traditional east coast holiday resort of Mablethorpe. With its sandy beaches, fair, amusements, Queens Park paddling pools and brightly coloured beach huts, Mablethorpe is a lovely place for a family holiday. A drive or bus ride south along the coast takes you to Sutton-on-Sea, Sandilands and Anderby Creek, all popular for lovely walks along the seafront or along their sandy beaches. Further south is Fantasy Island and Butlins for adventure filled family days out, with Skegness and its funfair and attractions including the Embassy Theatre and Cinema also offering plenty to see and do. To the north is Donna Nook Seal Sanctuary and breeding grounds, which are always well worth a visit during the breeding season with usually around a thousand seal pups born here each year. Each property has its own enclosed, lawned garden, perfect for sitting back and relaxing under the starry sky. There are an abundance of cafés, restaurants and bars offering food and drink, as well as food delivery options if required. Sandilands 18-hole golf course is just 3 miles to the south, with plenty of good walks and cycle routes throughout the area. Beach ¼ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

This lovely property with all the accommodation on the ground floor is ideal for a family holiday just 1½ miles from the sandy beaches of Ingoldmells and all the attractions of this popular seaside resort. There is plenty for all the family to see and do with Fantasy Island, Hardy’s Animal Farm, Jump Warriors Trampoline Park and Skegness Raceway all closeby. A short bus ride takes you south along the coast to Butlins and then onto the traditional seaside resort of Skegness with its funfair, amusements, pier, aquarium and seal sanctuary to enjoy. Head north and you can take in the stunning views from Seascape at Chapel St Leonards, the lovely beaches of Anderby Creek or visit Sutton on Sea and Mablethorpe for further days out on the coast. To the front of Harebell Cottage is a large village green ideal for children to play on with good walks for the family from the door to enjoy around the area. There are two pubs within a mile and the nearest shop is ½ a mile away. Beach 1½ miles.