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Brecks Cottage Bed & Breakfast
Attractive and comfortable BnB,from which to explore Robin Hood country.
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SUMMARY |
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Brecks Cottage Bed & Breakfast
Green Lane
Moorhouse
Newark
Nottinghamshire
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| 1 Twin from: | £31.00 pppn |
| 2 Double from: | £31.00 pppn |
| 2 Family from: | £23.50 pppn |
| Single from: | £48.00 pppn |
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Description
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The Thomas family welcome you to their non-smoking Bed and Breakfast in the tiny hamlet of Moorhouse. This beautiful seventeenth century cottage has been sympathetically renovated and extended to preserve the old world charm, whilst offering modern comforts. You will always receive a warm and friendly welcome whether you are just passing or want to spend a few days looking around this historic part of Nottinghamshire.
Our choice of accommodation is varied and versatile - we can offer you a twin room, two doubles and two triples.
The Pink Room is situated in the main house and can be either double or twin bedded by arrangement. The Peach Room is situated in the main house and is a permanent double-bedded room. The Lilac Room is situated in the main house. It offers double bedded accommodation with a private bathroom next door. The corridor between the bedroom and bathroom is screened off from other guests.
The Mint Room and the Primrose Room are situated in the annexe. They offer twin/double bed accommodation on the ground floor. There is a mezzanine level with a single bed, or two single beds with reduced floor space. The mezzanine level is suitable for children or fully mobile adults and is accessed via a fixed wooden ladder with handrails. There is a latchable gate at the top of the ladder for safety.
The room has been designed to be suitable for people with reduced mobility. Please contact us to discuss your individual needs.
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Local Attractions
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Brecks Cottage is an ideal venue for visitors. We offer:
Quiet rural location - unwind at the end of a busy day.
Close to many good local pubs and restaurants.
Guests are welcome to bring in take-aways or prepared meals to eat in the dining room where there is a guest microwave. Crockery and cutlery are available.
Only a few minutes from the A1 and convenient for the M1.
Close to many tourist, shopping and countryside pursuits including:
close to a wide variety of leisure, tourist, country and business attractions. These include:
Sherwood Forest
Major Oak - the tree where Robin Hood hid from the Sheriff of Nottingham
Rufford Country Park
Thoresby Hall
Newstead Abbey
Newark Showground
Lincoln Showground
Laxton medieval village
Newark Air Museum
Waddington Air Base
Holocaust Centre
Southwell Minster and Workhouse
Southwell Racecourse
Newark market town
Belton House
Belvoir Castle
White Post Wonderland
Cromwell Doll Museum |
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Location
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Directions to Brecks Cottage from the North (A1):
When you reach Markham Moor, a large island on the A1 with several services including Little Chef, Mc Donalds, A1 Truck Stop plus three Service Stations, continue south on the A1 for about a mile, take the exit for Tuxford.
This is a somewhat unusual junction; you need to continue southbound on the B1164 towards Sutton-on-Trent for nearly two miles. When you see a sign for “Scarthingmoor” signal right and take the road towards Egmanton for about 400 yards, over the A1 then turning left to Moorhouse.
When you enter Moorhouse you take the right turn towards Laxton, this is Green Lane, travel for about three hundred yards past several dwellings, until you leave the village, Brecks Cottage is the next building you see on the right.
Directions from Newark
Head towards the A1, this passes between the town of Newark and the Showground. You need to travel northwards on the A1 towards Doncaster for approximately five miles.
You will pass an ‘OK’ diner on you left, you need to take the next exit signed: Carlton on Trent, Normanton on Trent, Weston, Sutton on Trent and Kneesall.
When you reach the ‘T’ junction at the end of the exit slip, turn left over the railway crossing, travel for about two miles to the village of Ossington. Here you need to turn right into Moorhouse Road, travel for another mile, you are then in Moorhouse.
Drive past the telephone box situated on your right, go another 200 yards, the road bears right, you need to turn left towards Laxton, and this is Green Lane.
You need to negotiate some nasty bends drive past a new house recently built on the left and a bungalow on the right, past the farm drive on the right. Brecks Cottage is the next building on the right.
Nearest Airport:
Nottingham
(22
Miles)
Nearest Restaurant/Bistro:
Old Plough Egmanton, Dovecote Laxton
(2.5
Miles)
Nearest Railway Station:
Newark Northgate
(14
Miles)
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