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3 Large Houses found to Rent in Lincolnshire

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RENT IN A BIG HOUSE IN LINCOLNSHIRE

Lincolnshire is a county full of interest and excitement. Stay in one of our fabulous large houses to rent in Lincolnshire and visit city, coast and countryside. Make the most of the even terrain to cycle for miles, immerse yourself in the natural world at one nearly 100 nature reserves, and go rare birdwatching on the coast. Visit stately homes you’ve seen on TV, such as Burghley House, which has featured in everything from Pride & Prejudice to the Da Vinci Code. Spend a day at the seaside, have fun on the lake at Lincoln Water Park and view the Magna Carta at Lincoln Castle. Then stay up at night to glimpse the Milky Way in Lincolnshire’s wide open skies.

As England’s’ second largest county and fifth least populated, Lincolnshire a place you can escape from the crowds and enjoy a peaceful break. Stay in style at one of our luxury houses with space for everyone and lots to do when you are not out and about exploring.

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The Crescent Games Room
The Crescent Cinema Room

Ellipsis House

Lincolnshire

Ellipsis House is an eye-catching curve of a house, enjoying panoramic views of the Lincolnshire Wolds. An exciting, contemporary experience for up to 28 guests, it’s bound to impress and with striking architecture and eco-friendly design, is sustainable luxury at its best.
  • guests
  • 11 bedrooms
  • bathrooms
  • Pets: Up to 4 dogs welcome (fee applies)

3 nights from £5,450 (weekend break)

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The Lincolnshire Buck

Lincolnshire

The Lincolnshire Buck is an 18th century riverside inn, refurbished as an exclusive-use venue for up to 40 guests. If you’ve ever fancied having your own pub, complete with pool table, piano and arcade games, here’s your chance to live the dream, for a few nights at least.
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3 nights from £7,495 (weekend break)

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Greyburn Hall

Lincolnshire

Escape from the world amidst almost 10 acres of private gardens at Greyburn Hall. Close to the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Greyburn Hall is thought to be one of the last surviving Lincolnshire longhouses - with an added 18th century facelift. It has now been sensitively restored for life in the 21st century.
  • guests
  • 8 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms
  • Pets: 1 small dog welcome (fee applies)

3 nights from £3,413 (weekend break)

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PLACES TO VISIT IN LINCOLNSHIRE

It’s worth building an itinerary when you stay in Lincolnshire. Visit the county town and  cathedral city of Lincoln, spend time outdoors in the Lincolnshire Wolds enjoying the views, and take a trip to a traditional seaside town such as Cleethorpes or Mablethorpe.

Take in some of the beautiful market towns on your travels, visiting Stamford, which sits on the River Welland and has many stunning examples of 17th century architecture. Stop off at Louth, the Capital of the Wolds, and make time for Gainsborough the most inland port in the UK, which also boasts one of England’s finest and most complete medieval buildings, Gainsborough Old Hall. After a day of sightseeing, retire your big house in Lincolnshire for a soak in the hot tub or a sociable supper reliving the day’s adventures.