Friars Farm

Visit website B&B  -   £40.00 - £80.00   per person per night Friars Farm Hatfield Heath Bishops Stortford Hertfordshire CM22 7AP

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Description

The ivy clad 19th century farmhouse is set just outside the village of Hatfield Heath with views over farmland yet convenient for Stansted Airport (6 miles), Harlow and Bishops Stortford. The house is non-smoking throughout. Comfortable guests sitting room with open log fire in winter. Guests are welcome to sit in or wander around the garden or make use of the many footpaths over the surrounding farmland. Owner Information Hertfordshire   Phone : +44 (0)1279 730244

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