East Farm, Mill Lane, Middle Rasen, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire LN3 5AQ
Telephone: 01673 842283 Mob 07836 331 424 or
Bed and Breakfast in the Lincolnshire Wolds
Gill and Jim welcome you to East Farmhouse an idyllic grade II listed farmhouse with oak beams built in 1750.
Set in tranquil gardens and surrounded by our 400 acre conservation award winning arable farm at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds just 4 miles south west of Market Rasen our bed & breakfast is centrally situated to explore the historic city of Lincoln, the east coast resorts with miles of golden beaches, wildlife sanctuaries and the pretty market towns of Market Rasen, Louth, Woodhall Spa and Horncastle.
B&B Facilities
We have two bed and breakfast rooms, one double ensuite with views over open fields and one large family room which has a double and a single bed (or could be used as a twin) with private facilities.
Both rooms have:
- Colour TVs
- tea/coffee making facilities
- Crisp bedlinen
- Fluffy towels
Guests have free access to our wireless internet in the house.
As part of our B&B welcome we normally greet you with a cup of tea and slice of home made cake or Lincolnshire Plum Bread.
Breakfasts include locally produced sausages and bacon from Sunnyside up Farm Shop at Tealby, our home produced eggs and bread.
Bed and Breakfast's Garden
East Farm Holiday Cottage
- The Cottage consists of one Double and one Bunk Bedded Room.
- Bathroom with WC, Bath and Shower above.
- Downstairs Cloakroom with WC and Handbasin.
- Sitting Room with Colour TV, DVD Player and Radio.
- Kitchen with Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Washing Machine, and Tumble Drier.
- Enclosed Garden with Private Parking, BBQ and garden furniture.
- Open All Year.
- Wifi
- Short Breaks Available.
- Access Statement Available - please ask.
Our B&B's Garden
Louth and Lincoln
Lincolnshire countryside
ALSO near by… ALFORD - A charming market town renowned for its craft markets and festivals.
WRAGBY - Rand Park Farm - A great attraction for the whole family.
GRIMSBY - Fishing Heritage Centre - Drift back in time to when the area's main industry was fishing, experience life in a boat in rough seas!
AVIATION HERITAGE - East Kirkby and RAF Coningsby
ANCIENT CHURCHES - there is a fine selection of churches around the district, many open daily to the public.
LINCOLNSHIRE COAST - have a fun day out along the coast or take time out to enjoy the excellent nature reserves at Donna Nook, Theddlethorpe and Gibraltar Point.
East Farm Bed and Breakfast
Double Room
Prices 2017 Bed and Breakfast DOUBLE/TWIN £80 SINGLE £55 |
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Location
From Middle Rasen turn off near the garage and chapel into Mill Lane
towards Lissington. After approx. two miles East Farm is on the right
hand side before the hump-back bridge.
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THE AREA - Walking and Cycling
This is a fantastic base for walking, there are many panoramic walks in the area including the Viking Way – we are keen walkers and can supply maps, walking books and ideas! Cycling is another favourite activity for our guests and there are plenty of quiet country lanes to explore.Market Rasen
Market Rasen was known as East Rasen until the 13th century when two fairs were held each year and a weekly market started. The village grew into a town and assumed the name Market Rasen. Today the town holds weekly markets on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays and the Farmers' Market is held on the first Tuesday of the month.
Today local produce and speciality food is easily acquired in the town and surrounding villages - local bakers, butchers and tearooms, even handmade ice cream, chocolates and truffles. The varied selection of restaurants, cafes and pubs makes the town an ideal base for holidays.
Louth
Louth is a charming Wolds market town just twenty-minutes drive from East Farm. This traditional town has a bustling centre with market days on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, alongside the open-air auction 'on the Stones' every Wednesday afternoon. There is a variety of local speciality food shops that make Lincolnshire sausages, plum bread, stuffed chine, and sell Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese and butter, locally produced fruit, vegetables, fish and bread.
The town is watched over by the breath-taking church of St James's with its spire soaring to a height of 295 feet, the tallest parish church in the country.
There are many other things to visit in the town including the Museum, Navigation Warehouse and an excellent variety of pubs. The whole family will enjoy a night out at the Riverhead Theatre or at the multi-screen cinema.
This unspoilt town has many connections with historical events, such as the Lincolnshire Uprising, and with those who have made history including Alfred, Lord Tennyson, famous Poet Laureate and Captain John Smith whose life was saved by the Indian Princess Pocahontas.
Lincoln
The nearby impressive City of LINCOLN is steeped in 2,000 years of history, as you wander around you will see evidence of both Roman and Medieval periods as well as notable architecture left by the Tudors and Georgians. One of Europe's finest cathedrals is in Lincoln and sits on part of the site of a first-century Roman fortress high on the hill.
Close by is the Norman Castle built by William the Conqueror on the site of the former Roman fortress which dates from 1068. Walk along the walls of the Castle and enjoy the wonderful views across this handsome City.