Escape to the heart of Robin Hood’s Sherwood County with a stay at Trinity Cottage, a charming 17th-century cottage B&B in Tuxford, North Nottinghamshire. This renovated cottage offers a quiet and peaceful retreat, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the history and natural beauty of the area. The B&B features two comfortable bedrooms, ensuring a restful night’s sleep after a day of exploring. The cottage has outside seating in the courtyard and a garden to the rear. Located in the centre of this historic market town, guests will find themselves in a convenient location for exploring the surrounding countryside and attractions. Conveniently located just 2 minutes away from the A1, it provides easy access to and from Scotland, making it an ideal stopover for travellers. Evening meals available by prior arrangement.
Tuxford is an ancient Market Town surrounded by lovely, elevated countryside and walks, picturesque villages, and county inns. The village offers gift and coffee shops, museums, galleries, churches, and a working windmill.
Directions: 10 miles on the A1 North of Newark, 5 miles South of Retford. The A1 is 2 minutes away from the property.
Places to visit in less than 30 minutes by car from the village – The Sherwood Forest, The Dukeries, Abbeys, Country Houses & Parks, Garden Centres. The Japanese Garden and Tea rooms. Southwell Minster. The Old Workhouse and the Swan Sanctuary at Taylors Garden Centre. Rufford Abbey Country Park and Lake. Lincoln Cathedral, Newark Castle and River Trips. The river Trent. Retford Theatre and Kings Park. The Canal, The Hub Gallery, Crafts and Gifts. The town of Gainsborough and the Medieval Old Hall, Pilgrim Exhibition and Tearoom. Visit Laxton 3 miles from Tuxford and the Holocaust Centre. Memorial Gardens. Book Shop Café and The Lincolnshire Coast is just one hour away by car.
Doddington Hall Gardens 10 miles away
Five acres of romantic formal and wild gardens.
Lincoln Cathedral 15 miles away
One of the finest gothic buildings in Europe.
Newstead Abbey 16 miles away
The ancestral home of Lord Byron.
Newstead Abbey & Gardens 16 miles away
Covering over 300 acres, they include lakes, ponds, parkland and waterfalls.
Hardwick Hall 18 miles away
One of the most splendid houses in England, built in the 1590s and unaltered since.
Renishaw Hall 19 miles away
A beautiful 300-acre park, eight acres of the most important Italianate gardens in England and a house full of treasures collected over many centuries.
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