Pemberton House

Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

About Pemberton House

Set in a Grade II listed Tudor building, the Pemberton House is within 350 feet of Lincoln’s 11th-century cathedral and Norman castle. With exposed beams and views of Castle Square and Steep Hill, this apartment provides self-catering accommodations for up to 10 people with 5 double bedrooms or smaller numbers, as rooms can be booked separately. The kitchen, lounge and shower rooms are shared between the five bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi access, an LCD TV and a hairdryer are provided in each spacious bedroom at Pemberton House. Lincoln’s bars, tearooms and restaurants are within 650 feet of the apartment. The Theater Royal is just a 10-minute journey away on foot. Lincoln Central Rail Station can be reached after 15 minutes’ walk. The nearest airport is Humberside Airport, 25.5 miles from the property

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