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The Vicarage
The principal house — a Georgian vicarage in the estate village.
Sleeps 12 · 6 bedrooms · 5 bathrooms
One well-behaved dog welcome
The Vicarage is the main house — a Georgian vicarage standing in the Brocklesby Estate village of Great Limber, five minutes’ walk from The New Inn, the village pub reviewed in the Good Food Guide.
It sleeps twelve across six first-floor bedrooms and five bath and shower rooms, with wood burners in the drawing room, the sitting room and the kitchen, and a formal dining room for the long suppers. The games room keeps its own outbuilding: a converted prayer room in the grounds, with a wood-burning stove, table tennis, air hockey and darts.
Taken together with the adjoining Cottage, the pair become one sixteen-bed house for the occasions that need everyone under one roof.
In the house
- Six first-floor bedrooms — king, super-king zip-and-link and double beds
- Five bath & shower rooms, underfloor heating and heated towel rails
- Wood burners in the drawing room, sitting room and kitchen
- Games room in a converted prayer room — table tennis, air hockey, darts
- Formal dining room; kitchen with island and breakfast table
- Lawned garden, terrace and a private wooded area with pathways
- Climbing frame in the garden for children
- Parking for up to ten cars
- One well-behaved dog welcome (additional charge)
- Travel cot and highchairs on request