'The Stables'

Situated in the grounds of Morden Hall, home to Peter and Janet Garner and their family the beautifully restored stables offer luxury self catering accommodation for up to five people.

Ground Floor

Enter through the traditional stable door to the fully equipped kitchen/dining room. This is a large room with stone floor, fully fitted kitchen with washing machine gas cooker and microwave. Dining table and chairs. A small lobby leads to a downstairs cloakroom and back door to garden.

First Floor

Large sitting room (23' x 15') with sloping ceiling, original exposed beams and wooden floor. This room is partially divided into a sleeping area with two single beds, chest of drawers etc. and a comfortable sitting area with sofa, chairs and colour television and CD player. If the single beds are not in use these can provide an additional seating area. This room has attractive views across the moat to the gardens and park land. A sofa bed is also provided to accommodate a fifth person if required.

Shower room with WC and shaver point

Charming double bedroom again with sloping ceilings, exposed beams and pretty French windows. Fully carpeted with small in built wardrobe, easy chairs and chest of drawers, etc.

Amenities

The property is centrally heated throughout. All linen is provided. Colour television in sitting room. Garden furniture, Barbecue. Use of tennis court (by prior arrangement). A welcome pack is included on arrival. Fresh garden vegetables and free range eggs available, during summer months.

Prices

This property is available all year round at £385 per week. Shorter breaks can be arranged subject to availability.

Surrounding Area

Morden Hall is situated between the villages of Guilden Morden and Steeple Morden on the Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire borders, amidst gently rolling countryside and makes an ideal base from which to visit the unspoilt historic towns and villages of East Anglia.

Amenities in local villages include a post office in Steeple Morden and public houses, whilst more comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities are to be found in Royston and Baldock, both of which are about 8 miles. The village of Ashwell, with its traditional English inns and timber framed houses, is a delightful place to visit and is a pleasant three mile walk across the countryside. Cambridge is about 14 miles to the north-east, and Biggleswade is 10 miles to the west.

Close to Morden Hall you will find an abundance of places to visit: the University city of Cambridge offers great historical and architectural interest; the Abbey, Verulamium and Gardens of the Rose at St. Albans; the Imperial War Museum at Duxford (home to Europe's top aviation collection).

Further afield there is Sandringham (Norfolk) the country home of Queen Elizabeth II; Ely with its beautiful cathedral and home of Oliver Cromwell; and "Constable country" where many of the landscapes remain unchanged since being painted by this famous artist. Journey to the beautiful Heritage Coast of Norfolk and explore the Fenlands of Cambridgeshire from Ely to the nature reserves of The Wash.

For further details please contact Peter and Janet Garner on:

Tel: +44 (0)1763 853133/197 Fax: +44 (0)1763 852450