Greystones Lodge is a delightful detached stone property set in a secluded courtyard in the pretty village of Swayfield, 13 miles from Stamford. The cottage has a lovely private garden to the rear which includes flower borders, lawn and patio. There are garden views from all aspects plus views across open fields from the rear of the cottage. The courtyard in front offers ample, safe parking for up to three cars. A front stable door leads into the spacious kitchen and dining area and patio doors from the kitchen lead into the back garden. The kitchen is well equipped and includes a dishwasher. There is a separate utility room with washing machine, tumble drier and additional fridge and freezer. There is ground floor bathroom which includes a shower and toilet with grab rails. Upstairs there is a comfortable lounge with seating for six, a television, DVD player and a bookcase full of holiday reading material. The double bedroom includes a desk, bookcase and rocking chair and has sufficient space for a cot. The second bedroom has three single beds so ideal for families with three children. The upstairs bathroom includes a bath with shower over.

We have lived in Swayfield for 27 years and love the peace and tranquillity of this lovely part of Lincolnshire. You will see how much we enjoy gardening when you visit! Beautiful borders, productive vegetable patch and greenhouse plus lots of wild birds in the garden. We love to walk and cycle so can suggest lots of local routes and provide you with maps and recommend pubs and tea shops to visit.

Greystones Lodge is a perfect spot for relaxing, walking, cycling & exploring the beautiful countryside of Lincolnshire & Rutland. The area is characterised by rolling hills, magnificent stately homes & quaint limestone villages. Stamford is just 20 minutes away & is frequently described as the "finest stone town in England" & has been used as the backdrop for several television series & movies including Pride and Prejudice & the Da Vinci Code. Burghley Castle, Belton House, Belvoir Castle and Grimsthorpe Castle are all close by so a week can easily be filled just visiting these grand estates which also form the Cycle England Stately Homes of South Lincolnshire cycle tour. Burghley hosts the annual International Horse Trials & is approximately 20 minutes away by car. Rutland Water offers walking, cycling, fishing, boat trips & watersports plus the opportunity to see ospreys returning from Africa to nest. There are regular sailing events plus the International Bird Fair in August and Barnsdale Gardens (created by Geoff Hamilton for BBC Gardeners World) are en route. Many pubs and lovely tea shops are close by and we are happy to make reservations for you.