Full of warmth and character, The Lodge provides truly unique accommodation for larger family groups and gatherings. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be struck by the beautifully furnished, spacious rooms, many of which retain original period features that reflect the building’s rich history.
Victorian tiles line the hallway, Edwardian tiles feature in the annex, and there are plenty of comfortable spaces both inside and out to relax and unwind. The large, sociable kitchen is ideal for group stays, with a quarry-tiled floor, bespoke units, an American-style fridge/freezer, and a central island breakfast bar where guests can sit and chat while meals are prepared.
A gas range cooker and electric ovens make catering for larger groups easy, while the adjacent formal dining room comfortably seats up to 17 people, making it perfect for celebratory meals. There are two bright and welcoming sitting rooms, offering plenty of space for everyone to spread out.
One features a cosy wood-burning stove for relaxing evenings, while the second provides a quieter spot to unwind with a book or enjoy a peaceful moment. Set across three floors, the property offers eight bedrooms, with a mix of super-king and twin rooms, all furnished with quality mattresses and bedding to ensure a comfortable night’s sleep.
On the top floor, two bedrooms lead into one another and share a bathroom, creating an ideal private retreat for one family group. The ground-floor super-king bedroom benefits from its own separate shower room, offering added convenience.
To the rear of the property, an enclosed lawned garden provides a safe and relaxing outdoor space for children to play and adults to enjoy a drink after a day exploring the area. The highlight for many guests is the bubbling 8-person hot tub, tucked away in a sheltered, sunny spot — perfect for socialising and unwinding at the end of the day.