| A Grade II listed Lincolnshire country house, with origins in the early 17th Century. It has some interesting architectural
features, including two priest holes, which relate to its turbulent history. It was largely remodelled during the Georgian period
of the 18th Century, and became a hunting lodge for guests seeking sport in the surrounding woodland. It is surrounded by the
Bardney Limewoods in open countryside. Situated on the B1202 between Wragby and Bardney, on the edge of the Wolds, with good
access to the beautiful City of Lincoln, countryside and coast. The house is very comfortable with guests' own sitting, dining
and sun rooms. We have a number of farm animals, and all produce is either sourced locally or grown by ourselves. Wragby 2 miles.
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