Greystones Guest Accommodation Newark (England)

General Information

Greystones, dating from circa 1620, is a charming Grade two listed former farmhouse, with wattle and daub walls, exposed internal beams, a Grade 11 listed Jacobean staircase and loads of character. The farmhouse and converted barns, built around a pleasant privately-owned and peaceable patio, propose 4 wide en room bedrooms and 2 amazing, elegant self catering studio rooms. Located in the tiny conservation countryside of South Scarle, between the bustling market place city of Newark and the historic town of Lincoln, Greystones is the ideal place for a dreamy weekend or short break or as a base for exploration the attractive Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire village. Achieving four stars and a Silver award by the English Tourist Board and voted ultimate recent work 2008 by Best in Newark, Come and unwind at Greystones More than just a BandB!

Transportation

Follow the A46 from Newark towards Lincoln and at the Newark Showground roundabout, take the 1st exit left onto the A1133 to Gainsborough. In Collingham continue over the traffic lights and via the countryside. At the Grey Horse pub (on the left at the crossroads) turn right into Woodhill Road (signposted South Scarle). Take the 2nd turning left (minor road) to South Scarle. Continue up the hill for about one mile and at the T-junction turn right into the countryside of South Scarle. On the left-hand bend opposite Church Farm Shop, turn right into Main Street. Greystones is around 100 yards on the left. Direct access to the A1 (Newark). Nearest Railway Stations :Collingham two. five miles (EastWest line).