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The Cholmeley Arms is located in Burton-le-Coggles, in the countryside 20 minutes’ drive from Grantham. This award-winning, family-run pub features a garden and charming rooms opening onto a shared patio area. Surrounded by an acre of grounds, the Cholmeley’s rooms have a small seating area outside their door. Rooms include free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, fridge and tea and coffee-making facilities. The modern bathroom comes with free toiletries and a hairdryer. The Cholmeley has its own farm shop, which stocks locally sourced products, as well as essentials. You can enjoy traditional dishes in the onsite pub. The property is set within the Easton Estate, which also includes beautiful walled gardens and offers a range of outdoor activities. The A1 main road is just over 3 miles away and you can reach Lincoln, Nottingham and the coast within an hour by car.
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