Gringley on The Hill is a pretty quaint village located in North Nottinghamshire, close to the borders with South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. Take advantage of several pretty walks from the doorstep along canals and long footpaths perfect to to clear your mind and relax in this peaceful part of English countryside. Within the village is a post office and a local pub serving tasty traditional pub food just a short walk away. The next village along, Misterton has a small local super market and another two pubs if you don't feel like cooking. The property is situated between two breath taking natural national parks; Lincolnshire Wolds and Peak District both with easy and challenging trails to discover There's plenty to keep you occupied in this stunning area. Arrive at your wonderful holiday destination and enter through the farm courtyard with a mixture of converted farm buildings. A warm welcome awaits as you enter the studio with its well laid out open plan design, stylishly decorated giving it a cosy feel. The kitchen features everything you need to cook a meal including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher . Sit at the table and enjoy a spot of breakfast before your day of exploring the local area. After a busy day exploring, chill out and relax on the comfy sofa, utilizing the TV. The king size bed gives this studio a real hotel suite feel along with the beautifully designed shower room with shower and WC. At the end of the day, enjoy a glass of wine outside on the table and chairs. There is off road parking available for one car.
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