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Cedar Place is a lovely detached home with its own private garden, a large driveway with parking for 3 cars, plus 4 spacious bedrooms sleeping up to 8 guests, set in the beautiful historic market town of Southwell in Nottinghamshire. They have been welcoming guests to Southwell since 2017 and have a well deserved reputation for offering quality self-catering guest accommodation and a warm welcome to this fully equipped home from home, which is exclusively yours during your stay. Available to book for a minimum stay of 2 nights or more (longer minimum stays apply to certain peak dates).
With its central location and easy transport links, Cedar Place is a great place for families and friends to hold a gathering and there's plenty to explore in the area! You can enjoy a lovely walk along the Southwell trail to the National Trust Workhouse or Southwell Minster and Archbishop's Palace Gardens. Explore the town with its range of independent shops and cafes, learn about the town's famous Bramley Apple, Lord Byron's connection here, or perhaps visit Southwell Racecourse. There's plenty to do within walking distance of Cedar Place and even more just a short drive away, such as Sherwood Forest - home of the legendary Robin Hood!
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