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The Paddock at Peacock Farm near Belvoir Castle is set less than 1 miles from Redmile, in Nottinghamshire’s Vale of Belvoir. This charming, family-run bed and breakfast offers a quiet, picturesque setting. Looking onto the gardens, the bright, airy rooms at The Paddock at Peacock Farm near Belvoir Castle have attractive décor. There is free Wi-Fi, heating, tea and coffee-making facilities, a microwave and a fridge. The Paddock serves a hot cooked breakfast or continental options. A light supper can be prepared upon request. You can also bring or cook your own food, and dine either in the conservatory or out in the pretty garden. The surrounding fields and footpaths are ideal for walking, horse riding and cycling. Holistic therapies and massage are available upon request. Nottingham can be reached in 30 minutes by car. Grantham is 11 miles away.
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in the county of Lincolnshire
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a Historic City in the county of Nottinghamshire
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