Nestled in the lovely village of Barrowby, Lincolnshire is this wonderful single-storey barn conversion, Mill Barn. Welcoming two guests, ideal for a romantic escape to East Anglia, and benefitting from off-road parking, close access to the local amenities and characterful décor throughout, choose Mill Barn as your next home-from-home. Cross the threshold into the property and kick back on the plush two-seater sofa as your other half gets to grips with a modest range of appliances in the kitchenette; settle down at the intimate dining table ready to tuck in as you pop open a bottle of wine. If you prefer to dine alfresco, move outside onto the private patio ready to saviour a tasty feast in amongst your tranquil surroundings. As the evening draws to a close, retreat to the sleek shower room to freshen up before completing your routine and climbing into the sumptuous double bed. Begin your morning with a stroll into Grantham where you can immerse yourself in history at the Grantham Museum, ahead of exploring a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants on offer including Cinco Lounge, Juliano’s and Tinel Seafood and Grill Restaurant. From your doorstep, make the most of a great range of attractions including the National Trust owned Belton House, Bellmount Tower, Cogglesford Watermill and further afield, Newark Air Museum and the National Civil War Centre. Spend the day in the bustling city of Nottingham, home to St Barnabas Cathedral, National Justice Museum and The Robin Hood Experience, in addition to a plethora of shopping and eating opportunities where you and your loved one can delight in some tasty grub before continuing on with your itinerary. Whisk your other half away to Mill Barn.

Barrowby, a charming village in Lincolnshire, is near to the borders of Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire, and the region is home to many tourist attractions in all three of these counties. Barrowby features strong neighbourhood amenities, including a post office, a village store, and a bar. Just 1.5 miles away is the market town of Grantham, which still has a number of former coaching inns. Grantham was previously a stagecoach stop on the way to London. See the National Trust properties of Belton House, where BBC's Pride and Prejudice was filmed, and Woolsthorpe Manor, where Isaac Newton was born and raised. Belvoir Castle, Grimsthorpe Castle, Melton Museum, and Millagte Museum are more nearby attractions. A trip to Barnsdale Gardens, where Jeff Hamilton created 38 beautiful gardens, is a must for garden lovers! Spend the day in Lincoln, which is only 26 miles away, or travel 24 miles to Nottingham, where the Nottingham Racetrack offers an exciting day out.

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