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Flo’s Cottage
The Cottage, Averham, Pinfold Lane, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23 5RD
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Call direct on:
Tel01636 672990
Flo's Cottage is a 19th century, south facing, agricultural estate workers’ cottage. This two bed-roomed cottage has been extended and renovated ready for the 2025 season to a high standard by the owners. It retains many of the original features: beamed ceilings, open cast-iron fireplaces and the charm and relaxed atmosphere of a rural setting.
The cottage is in the small riverside hamlet of Averham with the market towns of Newark on Trent and Southwell just a few miles away and close to the tourist areas of Sherwood Forest, Lincoln and Nottingham.
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