Orchard Cottage is close to the many holiday amenities which our area offers; beaches, shops, pubs, restaurants, numerous places of interest, etc, all in an area of outstanding natural beauty and historic surroundings for a holiday to savor. Explore idyllic countryside via quiet lanes and by-ways, with a hint of history around every corner. Take the journey through the little known countryside of Lincolnshire to secret places and ancient monuments, to ruined castles and quiet seaside resorts, to airfields and nature reserves.

We offer traditional cottage accommodation with all the modern conveniences and homely comforts in an attractive location. Orchard Cottage has two bedrooms, Bedroom 1 has a king size pine bed and bedroom 2 has two single beds. The modern oak kitchen is fully equipped with ceramic hob, full oven, fridge freezer and washing machine.

The lounge/dining room has a traditional wood burning stove and York stone hearth. All of the rooms in the cottage are heated by electric storage heaters or convector heaters. The gardens offer ample parking for cars, a patio with picnic table, barbecue area and archway to the orchard.

The Louth area boasts a wealth of activities to meet all tastes. Close by are two golf courses. Cadwell park race circuit is within 10 min drive. For both the casual cyclist - including family groups - and enthusiasts;, who wish to explore the area whilst keeping fit or If you're looking for a new experience in country walking without the crowds, this is the holiday for you! Lincolnshire is well-known for its wide open spaces and sparse population and walking here is a rare joy. Add to that the pleasures of real ale and authentic Lincolnshire pubs, and you'll be hooked!

There's plenty to explore: the county is about forty miles wide and seventy miles long with a variety of scenery including fenland, woodland and, of course, the City of Lincoln. The towns too, offer variety, and the whole county is steeped in history ready for you to discover.

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