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Luxurious, Romantic and Gorgeous! (inside & out)

Escape to the Wellbeing Orchard, a romantic retreat amidst 200 apple trees and wildflowers. "Burghley Mouse" is a Cider Hut, nestled in a rustic haven that blends charm with indulgence. Enjoy nights by the wood-burning stove, a gas fire pit under the stars, and crisp cotton sheets. Sip orchard cider, ride the tandem bike, or unwind. A Prosecco treasure hunt adds fun. With a Smeg fridge, Smart TV, and fast Wi-Fi, all comforts are covered. Reconnect, celebrate, or escape to this idyllic haven.

1 bedroom private annex flat

This recently renovated annex flat boasts a spacious and bright place to stay. Large garden, private entrance and parking. Located in the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside As a part time lived in property, the flat is fully equipped with everything you’d have at home A gorgeous farm shop and tea room is just a short walk at the end of the road. Just a 10 min drive from Peterborough city centre and 20 min drive from picturesque Stamford. Cambridge 50 min drive. And London (45 min train).

Cosy 1 bedroom space with wetroom and safe parking

Rest and relax in this cosy self-contained room with king sized bed and large wet-room with walk-in shower, surrounded by fields and open spaces, waking up to the peace and tranquility of its semi rural setting. Access to main routes to Stamford, ideal location for visiting events at Burghley House, Rutland Water, Peterborough, Boston and Norfolk. The room is equipped with fridge, microwave, toaster and tea making facilities. Relax just outside your own front door on the terrace.

Stylish Great Value Cottage, Northborough PE6 9BN

"The grounds and gardens are a true unspoilt English country garden. You can't fail to fall in love with this place!" Anne and Peter C. "The place is marvelous!" Carlo and Lucie. Artistic, quiet, countryside cottage with two fun bedrooms and bright sitting-room / kitchen . Parking at the end of the drive Hosts next door. London 46 minutes by train from Peterborough. Near Stamford, A1 road north and south. Village store 400m. 'The Blue Bell' at Maxey. 1 mile.

The Writer's Studio

Built as a writer's retreat, the Writer's Studio, sits in the grounds of a Georgian townhouse, in the heart of a traditional English village. A pub around the corner, village shop a few doors away and rolling countryside for walks are all you need for a relaxed break. 35 minutes from historic cathedral city of Lincoln and rail links to London, York & Edinburgh make it an ideal base for visitors to explore some of the best of the UK’s towns, cities and sights.

Self contained apartment with private parking.

It is a one bedroom apartment with a sofa bed and bedding. With a private bathroom, with a shower, sink, toilet and towels. It also has a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, oven, portable electric hob, fridge, toaster, saucepans, plates, glasses and cutlery. EETV, Roku smart tv and WiFi. Free on street parking. We have off street parking available on request. Extra amenities include - travel cot, iron and ironing board and hairdryer.

Pear Tree Cottage, Little Farm in quaint village

This cosy self-contained private barn is found in a pretty historic village, nestling in a hollow away from busy roads and bustling towns. A country retreat in a conservation area with a friendly English pub/ restaurant just a short walk away. You will find a welcome pack of tea, coffee milk, ,butter and snacks on arrival and the smell of your fresh bread as it finishes baking.. Nearby car charging point.

Helpston Hideaway

Discover the Magic of Helpston Hideaway. Nestled in peaceful, private woodland, with private access and parking, but just a stone's throw from village amenities, you'll find our cosy wooden cabin, Helpston Hideaway. It's a perfect escape in the woodland and we've added some special touches to make your stay even more inviting during this time of year.

1750's Watermill, Stunning Location near Stamford

Lovingly converted holiday property sleeps up to 8 - an ideal base for a peaceful countryside break. The former grain Mill on the banks of the River Glen was built in the 1750’s, but the accommodation is absolutely up to date. Extensive river frontage, catch and return fishing and superb bird-watching opportunities.