III.

The Whole House

The Vicarage and Cottage together — sixteen beds for gatherings and retreats.

Sleeps 16 · 8 bedrooms · 6 bathrooms

Well-behaved dogs welcome — tell us how many

The vicarage's brick garden elevation with tall sash windows, seen across the sunlit lawn on a clear summer morning.
The dining room laid for a long lunch with amethyst glasses and striped linen, white tureens and posies down the table beneath the crystal chandeliers, the garden door standing open.
The drawing room with white sofas either side of the stone fireplace, a gilt chandelier above and the garden through tall sash windows.
The gravel terrace beside the house, with an outdoor table set under the trees.
A bedroom with a painted linen press, marble fireplace, chest of drawers and a mirror above.
The Cottage with its pantiled roof and dormers, a blue bench by the dark front door and lilac in flower.
A double bedroom with the bed between a sash window and the fireplace, curtains drawn back to the garden.
Twin beds with checked headboards and blue blankets, a lamp and flowers on the table between them.
A Cottage bedroom under the eaves, with an oak bed, teal blanket and prints above the headboard.

The Vicarage and its Cottage taken together: sixteen guests across the Vicarage’s six bedrooms and the Cottage’s two, six bath and shower rooms between them, the gardens and wooded grounds, the games room, and the village pub five minutes up the lane.

This is the house for the occasions that need everyone under one roof — multi-generational Christmases, big birthdays, wedding parties staying near Healing Manor and Stallingborough Grange, and midweek retreats around one long table.

In the house

  • Sleeps 16 · 8 bedrooms · 6 bath & shower rooms
  • Games room in a converted garage — pool table, table tennis, darts
  • Fires through both houses
  • Formal dining room, snug and study
  • Gardens, walled garden and private wooded area
  • Parking for up to ten cars
  • Wi-Fi
  • Well-behaved dogs welcome (additional charge)