Stewton
Louth
Lincolnshire 
LN11 8SF.
Tel: 01507 328063

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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?

One of our twin rooms

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.

We gladly welcome children of any age and can provide a cot and high chair. 

Dogs are also welcomed, provided that they are well trained. There are dog walks across the fields nearby.

A bedroom with antique French double bed	One of our bathrooms

We have ample parking space, so if you are racing at Cadwell and you have a trailer for your racing car or motorbike, we can cope with that.

We provide full English, continental or vegetarian breakfasts as early as you like and, within reason, as late as you like.

Our old pine bathroom

If you are coming to the area for a few days rest, a business trip, playing golf, walking in the Wolds, bird-watching on the beautiful coast, antique hunting in Horncastle or Hemswell Cliff, a visit to Tennyson country or just a walk around gorgeous Georgian Louth with its market on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, then The Old Rectory is ideal for you.

French is spoken here.

Proprietors : Linda & Alan Palmer

Payment is by cash or cheque. We do not take plastic.

Please feel free to walk in the garden	The Conservatory

A sitting room and a conservatory are set aside for our guests' use.

HOW TO GET TO US
As Stewton is a very small village two miles from Louth, it is easy to miss it. These directions will take you from the Louth by-pass to the door.

When you come to the by-pass, follow it to the end - towards Boston 

At the roundabout at the Boston end of the by-pass, take the road down the hill towards Manby and Mablethorpe. At the bottom of the hill go straight across the roundabout onto the B1200 signed towards Manby.

After three quarters of a mile you will see grey farm buildings on the right and a house on the left - turn left Just in front of the house.

Follow the narrow lane to a "T" junction, turn right, then immediately left in front of a converted chapel.