Breakfast Room.
John and Ann are both trained artists and have travelled extensively. The décor reflects these interests by combining traditional features with prints and objects from around the world.
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During restoration
of the house
in the 1970's a ledger was
discovered secreted in the inglenook fireplace. The book is a record of
an early occupant of the house, William Walter, and is separated into
two main sections :
The Timber Merchant's Account 1796-1806The Farmer's Account 1832-1833 |
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Just two miles from the
busy A1 enter another world of tranquillity
and beauty. Enjoy the large south facing garden with views over the
open countryside. The Nene Way and river are close by and areas of
woodland, once forming part of the Rockingham Forest and now owned by
the Wildlife Trust, offer a variety of opportunities for cycling, walking or fishing..
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This region has been
described as the undiscovered
Cotswolds. Explore the gentle rolling countryside, the unspoilt mellow
stone villages and historic houses that abound in this area.