The Old Plough

About

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Offering 3 self contained apartments in a rustic style with modern amenities, set in a country village close to Rockingham Castle, Eyebrook Reservoir and Uppingham. The Plough and Castle Inn offer excellent pub and restaurant close by.

The Parlour: 2 bed flat with en-suite & lounge. Sleeps 5 – from £90
The Snug: luxurious super king-sized bed or twins with en-suite. Sleeps 2 – from £75
The Dairy: luxurious super king-sized bed or twins with en-suite. Sleeps 2 – from £45

The Old Plough: Book the whole annex, ideal for weddings, family gatherings to local events. Sleep 9 – from £200

Whilst the property retains its old-world charm, the rooms and services have been brought up to the standard which visitors now expect and you will find that your character room is both cosy and functional.

Perfect for short term or long term stays. We serve clients from nightly, weekly, monthly, quarterly or longer stays

Property offers :

1. Fully furnished
2. Super king size bed or twin beds
3. Modern smart TV
4. Free unlimited wi-fi
5. En-suite with shower
6. Microwave
7. Kettle and toaster
8. Table top fridge
9. Double Wardrobe
10. Hairdryer
11. Iron and ironing board
12. Working area
13. Off road secure parking
14. Family Relocations, group of contractors or between moving houses .
15. All bills included
16. Professionally cleaned

The property is suitable for business travellers with its excellent road links and families visiting the area or people in-between moving house and waiting for the final pieces of the jigsaw to fall into place.

The Old Plough history: From the mid 16th Century, the Plough site was a mailings & ale house, it was refurbished in 1838 and served as one of the village pubs and Coaching Inn for a further 110 years until 1948.

Constructed from local limestone with a Collyweston Slate roof this charming old house together with ‘stables block’ and ‘Coach house is now Grade II listed and retains many of its original and distinctive features such as; the beer cellar, meeting rooms and the pine panelled ‘snug bar’

The extensive gardens and orchard lead to the rolling fields of the Welland River Valley and a view of Rockingham Hill. The Castle just over a mile away (as the arrow flies) is situated at the top of the hill and is well worth a visit.

The property is fitted with a device which monitors the noise level, temperature, the number of people in the property, motion within the property, the humidity and moisture. All of these can be checked remotely in real time and the device is programmed to alert us if any of the items monitored exceed a programmed threshold.