Get to know the beautiful Fens with a stay at this striking property set on a working farm in Lincolnshire. It makes an ideal base for one or two couples keen to get away from it all and explore this rural area. Woodhall Spa is a charming village with interesting RAF heritage and Edwardian character, offering lots of dog-friendly cafes, bars and independent shops. Play a round of golf here or enjoy a screening at the quirky Kinema in the Woods, opened in 1922. Just 7 miles away is the National Trust’s Tattershall Castle, an impressive castle and grounds dating from the 15th century. The historic ruins of Bolingbroke Castle are 17 miles away; a hexagonal castle from the 13th century, it was the birthplace of Henry IV. Visit the city of Lincoln (18.5 miles) with its castle and cathedral, and lots of historic buildings and streets.
Coming in the main entrance, through the door in the large arch window, you’ll get an idea of the scale of this beautiful brick property. The open-plan kitchen/diner offers a comfortable space for you to spend time sitting and chatting or cooking up delicious dishes. Thoughtfully kitted out with modern fixtures, the tiled floor and exposed brickwork give it a rustic air, topped off by contemporary statement lighting. Upstairs, a lounge offers a generous space yet still manages to feel cosy, where you can either unwind solo or all together. The exposed brick and wooden beams offset the vaulted ceiling, with skylights allowing plenty of light to flood in. There are two king-size bedrooms, both en-suite, with one located downstairs and one upstairs, giving good flexibility for any group.
This elegant property is located on a working farm, so you’re surrounded by space; dogs should be kept firmly under control at all times. There’s a back courtyard garden, which is enclosed with a decked patio beautifully furnished for spending time outdoors when the weather’s good. There’s a private drive for one car, making arrivals and departures easy. The river is accessible from the property, up a flight of steps built into the river bank.