Agréable cottage adapté aux familles avec jardin

Resting in the pretty village of Norwell in rural Nottinghamshire, is this quaint, award-winning, 16th-century home, Auld Cottage. Boasting character in combination with modern features, such as the eco friendly air source heat pump, this cottage is a lovely base for two couples or a family seeking a relaxing pursuit, with lots of historical landmarks, rolling countryside and attractive towns to explore. The ground floor of Auld Cottage is finished with quarry style tiles with underfloor heating, ensuring a toasty feel throughout. Be welcomed into the delightful sitting room, where a woodburning stove sits with an original recess, and a sumptuous sofa and TV is perfect for an evenings entertainment. An open plan kitchen/diner, offers further character with a range style master stove, rustic window seat and central dining table for enjoyable meal times. Climb the hand-crafted oak staircase to the first floor and discover two attractive bedrooms, each with double beds and served by a contemporary shower room with sleek tiling and a walk-in shower enclosure. Get to know your surroundings better by venturing on a leisurely stroll through the village or countryside lanes. The village is home to a local pub, The Plough, which offers hearty well-priced food as well as a children's park, a church and beautiful gardens at Norwell Nurseries (open in summer months) Explore further and join the Trent Valley Way, a long-distance walking path which is perfect for those keen ramblers, with a wealth of wildlife to spot along the way and charming scenery to admire. Just over seven miles away lies the town of Newark-on-Trent, where you can embrace the rich local history as you tour the imposing establishment of Newark Castle and Gardens, and wander the galleries of the local museum. The stunning minster town of Southwell is also worth a visit, home to an architectural jewel that is the Mister church, boasting some of the finest medieval stone carving in England. If you fancy a chance of scenery, visit the city of Lincoln where you can sample a range of excellent eateries and shopping facilities,cobbled streets as well as along fabulous attractions such as the Victorian prison and castle and the Guildhall and Stonebow, an early 16th-century town building which forms an archway over the main High Street. Sherwood Forest is nearby, as well as Rufford Abbey, Belvoir Castle and a variety of other parks and estates for walks, play parks, cycles and seasonal events. In the summer, you can also enjoy lake swimming and water activities at North Hykeham. Within an hour, you can find many other attractions including Yorkshire Wildlife Park and Yorkshire Sculpture Park. For a relaxing and/or adventurous holiday to Nottinghamshire, consider Auld Cottage.Norwell is a quaint village nestled in Nottinghamshire, around six miles from the historic town of Newark-on-Trent, or Newark as it's locally known. The village is home to a pub, The Plough, and a local village convenience store stocking all the essentials, perfect for a self-catered stay. Head to the town of Newark to see the castle and beautiful gardens, along with riverside strolls and Newark Showground hosting events throughout the year. Nearby Southwell is worth visiting for its minster, while other attractions include Sherwood Forest, Sundown Adventureland and the city of Lincoln.