Castle Farm House B&B

Description

Castle Farm House is a period property built in circa 1674 and is located in the picturesque feudal village of Rockingham located in the Welland Valley. Rockingham Castle sits at the top of the hill and goes back to the time of William the Conqueror. The Castle has connections to Henry VIII who leased the castle and land to Sir Edward Watson, it was taken by Cromwell's Roundheads during the civil war and has played host to the likes of Charles Dickens who found inspiration there for Chesney Wold in Bleak House. Castle Farm House B&B is aiming to give Guests a memorable stay in a wonderful home combining a personable service with privacy and comfort. We offer three spacious double rooms, two of which can be made into twins all with private bathrooms and we aim to create an atmosphere that people will both remember and enjoy. Breakfast is bespoke to guest requirements and is available from 7.00 am to 9.30 am. All ingredients are sourced locally wherever possible. Guest will have keys to gain access to the house and all rooms can be locked. The nearest pub is the Sondes Arms which is a short stroll away and offers a good choice of food. The Sondes is a popular venue and it is advisable to book in advance (Tel. 01536 772193) There is a wide choice of evening venues within close proximity of Castle Farm House and depending on your preferences please feel free to enquire so that arrangements can be made. The Prices are inclusive of breakfast. All rooms have a TV, free Wi-Fi and coffee and tea making facilities. Access to the rooms not before 4.00 pm, checkout should be no later than 10.30 am. Guests looking to stay for 3 nights or more will benefit from a discount. Long-Term rates are also available. Please call for details (Tel 07776 140 200)