The Old Rectory
Louth, Lincolnshire

This early Victorian rectory, set in three acres of mature gardens, lawns and trees, is situated two miles from Louth, on the edge of the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds. We specialise in providing a lovely setting in which to experience the peace and quiet of the delightful Lincolnshire countryside. If you want to relax for a few days or stay for the weekend while you visit the delights of the area, then why not stay here? All of our bedrooms have coffee and tea making facilities and en suite bathrooms. We have a choice of twin or double rooms, one of which has a sitting room containing a sofa bed, allowing it to be used as a family room.

Lying at the eastern edge of the Wolds, Louth is a busy market town with an maze of narrow streets and predominantly Georgian and early-Victorian architecture. There are some notable historic buildings including the 15th-century St.James' Church whose 295ft high spire, the tallest in England, dominates the skyline. Lately it's also become known for an astronaut, Michael Foale, who was born in Louth. The place has a somewhat twee image, but there's more to the town than quaint markets and old-fashioned architecture.