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Discover the very best of Nottinghamshire with a stay at 20 Crown Street. Sitting at the heart of the vibrant city of Newark-on-Trent, it provides the perfect location for those seeking to be at the centre of the action.
The property sleeps up to six guests, so you can enjoy a fun-filled escape with either family or friends, not forgetting your canine companion too! Find four floors of beautiful interior, with two double bedrooms on the first floor and a final twin room on the second floor, offering plenty of space to relax and unwind in between each adventure.
20 Crown Street is also home to a stylish sitting room, with contemporary hues of green making this a lovely spot to spend quality time with your loved ones. Find a second sitting room enriched with royal blue; a bright and airy space where you can enjoy a quiet moment to yourself with a good book in hand.
Find the spacious kitchen/diner on the lower-ground floor where you can settle for the evening in front of the traditional woodburning stove with a tasty homemade meal, or head out into your own enclosed garden to soak up the last of the sun.
The townhouse also benefits from a cloakroom and utility on the lower-ground floor, while the family bathroom can be found on the first floor where you can freshen up for your exciting days ahead.
Just a short stroll will bring you to a whole host of wonderful amenities including a scatter of shops and food stores, picturesque parks, an impressive castle, and a scenic marina; perfect for an evening wander. Both Lincoln and Nottingham are just a car ride away too, letting you discover even more eateries, fantastic shopping experiences, historic delights and so much more.
If it’s nature you’re seeking, be sure to take a trip to the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; the perfect way to immerse yourself in the idyllic English countryside. Here you can find plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, and horseback riding, alongside a whole host of heritage waiting to be discovered...
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