ShareStay in beautifully restored 18th century stables in rural Lincolnshire and learn something new on a day-long course during your visit.
Manor House Stables is found in the Lincolnshire village of Martin, just half an hour from historic Lincoln, and offers stunning self-catering accommodation for a relaxing holiday. On arrival you will receive a delicious Lincolnshire-sourced hamper to start you off and there are vegetables from the garden and freshly baked bread at hand for your stay too.
Throughout the year, one-day courses are run at Manor House to offer a chance to learn a new skill – from gardening to cookery. Try baking some boozy breads, weaving a willow bird or making your own soft cheese.
Courses are suitable for beginners, as well as group holidays, and offer an added element to a rural Lincolnshire break.
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