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Greetham Retreat Holidays

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Self Catering
£221.00
 -  £629.00
Notes : Per week. Short breaks also available all year.
Greetham Retreat Holidays
Greetham Lodge, Tetford Road, Greetham
Horncastle
LN9 6PT
Enjoy England Self Catering 4 Stars
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Rob and Jeanette Folwell
Greetham Retreat Holidays
Greetham Lodge, Tetford Road, Greetham
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
LN9 6PT
Phone : 01507 588640
Greetham Retreat is in a superb rural location in one of the most attractive parts of the Lincolnshire Wolds and we invite you to enjoy a well deserved relaxing holiday in one of our five very stylish and well appointed luxury cottages.

They are furnished to the highest standards with comfort and practicality in mind . We have three smaller 1 bedroom cottages ideal four couples wanting a relaxing and romantic holiday together. In addition, we also have two larger cottages for groups or families with 2 & 3 bedrooms that can accommodate 4 or 6 people each.

All bedrooms have en-suite bath and/or shower rooms. Pet welcome in most cottages. Why not spoil yourselves with one of our Holistic therapy or massage treatments that will aid your relaxation experience whilst staying at our retreat.

We are situated within the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) which has 216 square miles spectacular countryside and peaceful villages.

Greetham Retreat self catering holiday accommodation is nestled in its own extensive yet private grounds within the rolling hills and valleys of the Wolds. We have exceptional views, possibly one of the most idyllic places in Lincolnshire, and is the perfect place to experience the ever changing landscapes.

We enjoy a delightfully tranquil and stunning position which is home to abundant wildlife, plants and birds. This is where the stresses of life are left behind.

The area offers a great deal for the country lover; walking, cycling, sight seeing, aviation heritage museums, bird-watching, horse riding,or simply enjoying the peace and quiet, you will find this the perfect place to take a break. We have lovingly created Greetham Retreat into what we feel is a real haven and we hope that you will enjoy it as much as we do.

We are under 3 miles from the market town of Horncastle famous for its antique shops and heritage. The fantastic cathedral city of Lincoln and many east coast seaside resorts are all within easy travelling distances.
Access to Golf Course 
Accept Children 
Business Facilities 
Dish Washer 
Fishing Nearby 
Freezer 
Ground Floor Bedroom 
Laundry Facilities 
Microwave 
Pets Accepted 
Suitable for Mobility 
Toilets 
Shower Block 
Fridge 
Garden Patio 
Pony Trekking 
Electricity Points 
Cycle Storage 
Linen Provided 
Disabled Access 
Internet Access 
Parking On-Site 
Drinking Water 

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Accommodation Rooms/Units
Unit Name : Katie's Corner at Greetham Retreat
Maximum Occupancy : 6
Bedrooms : 3
This is a very spacious cottage over two floors. It has a large modern fully fitted kitchen diner with intergrated appliances. The living area has leather sofas, large flatscreen TV and oak furnishings. Ground floor double bedroom with ensuite shower and WC. On the first floor there are two bedrooms, one with a doube bed and the other can be set up as either a twin with single beds or as a double with a super king size bed. The first floor bedrooms share an ensuite 'jack and jill' bathroom with seperate shower and WC. Pets welcome. From £ 331 per week, short breaks available all year Our cottages are furnished with quality in mind and are very stylish, everything was brand new when we opened in July 2010.
Unit Name : Maggie's Mews at Greetham Retreat
Maximum Occupancy : 4
Bedrooms : 2
This is a very spacious cottage over two floors. It has a large modern fully fitted kitchen diner with intergrated appliances. The living area has leather sofas, large flatscreen TV and oak furnishings. Master Bedroom is on the first floor with fantastic views and a super king size bed and a large ensuite bathroom with luxury whirlpool spa bath, seperate shower and WC. Ground floor twin bedroom with ensuite shower and WC. Pets welcome. From £ 279 per week, short breaks available all year Our cottages are furnished with quality in mind and are very stylish, everything was brand new when we opened in July 2010
Unit Name : Rose's Rest or Wendy's Wing at Greetham Retreat
Maximum Occupancy : 2
Bedrooms : 1
This is a very spacious cottage over two floors. It has a large modern fully fitted kitchen diner with intergrated appliances. The living area has leather sofas, large flatscreen TV and oak furnishings. Master Bedroom is on the first floor with fantastic views and a super king size bed and a large ensuite bathroom with luxury whirlpool spa bath, seperate shower and WC. Ground floor twin bedroom with ensuite shower and WC. Pets welcome. From £ 279 per week, short breaks available all year Our cottages are furnished with quality in mind and are very stylish, everything was brand new when we opened in July 2010
Unit Name : Laura's Loft at Greetham Retreat
Maximum Occupancy : 2
Bedrooms : 1
This is a very spacious cottage over two floors. It has a large modern fully fitted kitchen diner with intergrated appliances. The living area has leather sofas, large flatscreen TV and oak furnishings. Master Bedroom is on the first floor with fantastic views and a super king size bed and a large ensuite bathroom with luxury whirlpool spa bath, seperate shower and WC. Ground floor twin bedroom with ensuite shower and WC. Pets welcome. From £ 279 per week, short breaks available all year Our cottages are furnished with quality in mind and are very stylish, everything was brand new when we opened in July 2010

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