A Grade II listed gatehouse nestling in the grounds of a famous romantic poet’s 13th century ancestral home is perfect to enjoy for a long weekend or week. The Gate House Lodge proudly sits at the entrance in the grounds of Lord Byron’s ancestral home and is steeped in history. Perfectly renovated to enjoy many original features, the current owners have lovingly restored this fabulous property for guests to enjoy.
The property is on one level with underfloor heating throughout, there are two bedrooms offering a double and a twin bedroom, a characterful shower room along with a cosy living/dining area with wood burner. The entrance to the property leads you into the fitted kitchen with a tiled floor and a stable door enables you to go into the landscaped garden. Outside the property, guests can enjoy a peaceful garden surrounded by wooded area a perfect place to enjoy al fresco dinner.
The Abbey, which dates back to the 12th century, was the former residence of the famous poet Lord Byron, who back in 1749 commissioned the work on the castle to enjoy re-enactments on the garden lake. This tranquil estate has sixteen oases gardens along with many enchanting walks and trails making it one of a kind and truly a beautiful place to enjoy. Mansfield, Nottingham, Newark and Southwell are all close by and local attractions include Sherwood Forest, Clumber Park, Rufford Abbey Country Park, Wollaton Park, White Post Farm, Robin Hood’s Wheel Gate Park and Papplewick Pumping Station. The surrounding area is perfect for walkers and cyclists with many footpaths, tracks and woodland walks close by, along with a selection of pubs, restaurants and local amenities. The Gate House Lodge really is a very special place to take your holiday.