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Owl’s Hoot, a Lincolnshire gem

Owl’s Hoot is in the centre of Metheringham, it’s a gem of a house. Light, airy modern kitchen, with fitted appliances including dishwasher and washing machine. Lovely lounge, two double bedrooms with king size beds, family bathroom and en-suite to master bedroom, downstairs toilet. In a row of four exclusive cottages, on a small development in the centre of the old village. Pretty walled courtyard. Parking for two large cars, and a secure dry garage to store your motorcycles, bicycles & kit.

Luxury Barn Retreat, near Grantham

- Luxury open-plan barn conversion - peaceful countryside location, ideally located for Grantham, Lincoln, Newark, Belvoir Castle, PGL, PFI Karting, Rutland Water - electric gates - high beamed ceiling - open log fire - logs included - 65" TV Netflix/Amazon - fully equipped kitchenette - large bedroom with king bed and two single beds - luxury bathroom with bath and separate walk-in shower - private patio with seating - BBQ - Fast fibre WiFi - off-road car parking (carport) - dogs welcome

The Burrow Escape - 1 Bedroom Cottage Lincolnshire

Beautiful barn conversion; thoughtful finishes and a boutique feel. A perfect space for a romantic getaway or relaxing escape that’s an extra special treat. Super king bed, luxury bedding, premium bathroom products to enjoy in our roll top bath or spacious rainfall shower. Hampers available for an extra charge. Set in the centre of rural village just outside the beautiful city of Lincoln with its stunning Cathedral and historic castle to name but a few attractions. Winner of Best New Host 2022!

Rookery Nook Digby, cosy cottage nr Lincoln

Luxury self catering accommodation on the border of the Lincolnshire limestone Heath and the Witham Valley. Centrally located at the heart of rural Lincolnshire, and only a 12 mile drive from the city of Lincoln. Rookery Nook is a beautifully converted Lincolnshire barn, bursting with character, the perfect location from which to explore this historic county. Situated on the very edge of the rural village of Digby, Rookery Nook forms one side of the original yard and stables of the Manor House.

Sunny Brook Lodge- a Cosy Brook-side setting

Feel at one with nature in this cosy brook-side setting surrounded by trees. In the corner of a cul-de-sac with parking, and garden with private area. Relax at this peaceful place to stay, within walking distance of to the thriving village of Ruskington. Centrally placed in Lincolnshire, and with train and bus services a walk away, visit the historic city of Lincoln, or Grantham, Boston or Newark. Beautiful woodland and waterfall walks are less than three miles. Wi-Fi is sometimes intermittent

Elms House Cottage

Rowston is a small farming village , south of the historic city of Lincoln. Sleaford, Newark and Grantham are all easily within half hour by car. You’ll love my place because it's a very old cottage, recently re-equipped (including dishwasher). It is near, but separate from, my own house, with it's own garden. The cottage is good for couples, solos, business travellers, and small families. We can also accommodate French speakers. A 10% discount and free weekly servicing for 7+ day stays.

The Milking Parlour, a brick barn at Moorland Farm

The Milking Parlour is a brick built barn in a quiet, rural location. The city of Lincoln is a 20 minute drive away. This barn used to be part of a milking shed. It has a vaulted roof and there are two areas: a bedroom-studio and a shower-wet room. The kitchen has a small fridge-freezer, a small induction hob and a combination microwave-grill. The wet room has a walk-in shower, toilet, sink and mirror with light, de-mister and shave socket. Outside there is a patio area with table and chairs.

Capella Cottage, four miles from Lincoln centre

Capella cottage sits within the village of Branston. Being only four miles South-East of Lincoln’s city centre, It is accessed easily by car. (Approx ten min drive) The cottage is on the main road through Branston so there may be occasional road noise from traffic. There is a good sized rear garden, where the sun can be enjoyed through the day. Free Parking is available on the road outside of the property or should you prefer free ‘off street’ parking, this can be found just up the road.

Barn conversion with veranda and garden view

A beautiful barn conversion situated in the centre of the quaint village of Potterhanworth, just a short distance from the historic city of Lincoln. Relax in the open plan shabby chic living area, that opens through double arched doors onto the veranda and outdoor eating space. Lit by fairy lights you can enjoy views of the beautiful, established garden. Finish the evening in a super king size bed, or double brass bed looking up at vaulted ceilings with huge chandeliers and exposed beams.

Hendrix’s cottage

A lovely 2 double bedroom (king size beds) annex with a dining/sitting room/kitchen, which is fully fitted and includes a dishwasher and washing machine. Dedicated Wi-Fi with a Smart TV. Ample parking available. This is a totally independent property in the grounds of your host’s house, only 4 miles out of the historical City of Lincoln. The Castle and cathedral are just a fifteen minutes drive away, as are Lincolnshire show ground, Christmas market, University and Waddington airfield.

Church Farm Barn South Hykeham Lincoln

A beautifully converted Barn set in the boundaries of a 300 year old grade II listed farm house in the peaceful rural village of Old South Hykeham. With a wood burner in the open plan lower floor and a mezzanine level overlooking the lounge. There is a well equipped kitchen. The old apple loft serves as the master bedroom with a luxurious king size bed, ensuite toilet and basin, as well as a roll top bath. The bedroom downstairs is a twin room with two single beds and large wet room.

The Old Surgery

The Old Surgery is a self-contained annexe in a quiet location, with its own garden, private parking and EV charging facility, fifteen minutes from the medieval city of Lincoln. The surgery is set in the grounds of our family home - a house lived in by generations of village doctors from 1890 until 2004 - with a narrow gauge railway and small private museum housing the Heywood Collection of Victorian steam locomotives and rolling stock, which guests are welcome to visit.