Manor Farm Cottage was originally part of the Manor Farmhouse and was built in 1863 by Lady Henrietta Carnarvon of the Carnarvon family. The Carnarvons had a large land holding in Teversal, although the ‘family seat’ is still Highclere Castle in Hampshire, where Downton Abbey was filmed. Lord Carnarvon discovered the tomb of King Tutenkhamun in the 1920s.

Manor Farm is located in the historic village of Teversal in the Nottinghamshire countryside and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086. Now a separate residence, Manor Farm Cottage welcomes you with an open plan, fully equipped kitchen, and lounge, complete with period fireplace and French doors leading out to the lawn with a beautiful view of the Meden valley.

The cottage provides excellent self catering accommodation with a traditional feel and modern comforts throughout.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, tastefully decorated and furnished, a king size bedroom (which can be made a twin if desired) with views over the countryside, a twin room with views over the countryside and a further double bedroom, altogether sleeping six  in comfort. Relax in the roll top slipper bath in the bathroom, which also has a separate shower cubicle, wc, wash hand basin and heated towel rail. For an original touch of the Victorian era why not use the separate Victorian style toilet – almost throne like!

The property is surrounded by gardens, lawns, an orchard and views over open countryside. There is plenty of room for children to play or why not sit out on the rear lawn and enjoy the peace and tranquillity.  There is ample parking to the front of the property and a bicycle store as well. Bring your own bicycles and enjoy riding around the open countryside in the local area, as well as the ‘Teversal Trails’, which provide great walking and cycling opportunities on the former lines of the Midland and Great Northern railways.

All this is conveniently located within easy access of the M1 and A1. We look forward to welcoming you to Manor Farm Cottage.