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The exterior of a charming brick cottage is shown, featuring a sloped roof and a large window that allows natural light. Surrounded by a low hedge and wooden fence, the property is set against a clear blue sky, enhancing its peaceful country setting.
Home in Newark
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

The Hideaway: Farnsfield (5 mins from Southwell)

A rural retreat in Farnsfield on the doorstep of both Sherwood Forest and Southwell Town. All mod-cons, the Hideaway has the best of modern day living in a peaceful, quiet countryside location. The Hideaway is rural, nature walks left right and centre and with a Scandi style. With a super-comfy kingsized bed and a Juliet Balcony overlooking fields. With a fully equipped kitchen, dining space, and newly fitted bathroom. Farnsfield is a thriving village with a bar/cafe, and several restaurants.

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A wood-burning stove emits a warm glow beside a bouquet of dried flowers in shades of pink and cream. A decorative pouch with the text 'Cosy up with candle light, roaring log fires & winter woodland walks' rests on the stone hearth, complementing the inviting atmosphere.
Tiny home in Wellow
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 465 reviews

Cosy mini cottage near Sherwood Forest

'Holly Berry' is a cosy holiday hideaway in the picturesque Nottinghamshire village of Wellow. Please note that Holly Berry is only bookable for a maximum of two adults. It is equipped with kitchenette (larder fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster but no oven or hob), shower/washroom, small sofa, mezzanine level with double mattress, wood burning stove, television and private outdoor seating area with bike lock-up. Two excellent village pubs within 100 yards serving delicious home-cooked meals.

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Guesthouse in Burton Joyce
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 558 reviews

Private-cosy-apartment in Lovely village location.

Set in the peaceful country village of Burton Joyce, in the stunning Trent valley, 20 Mins from vibrant Nottingham. A lovely studio apartment with ample off road parking, WiFi, Smart TV, central heating, kitchen area (kettle, toaster, fridge, combined microwave/oven, cutlery, plates). A FREE Welcome basket with biscuits, tea coffee, milk, cereals and other treats await all our guests in the apartment. Guests have their own key so you can come and go as you please with no disturbance to anyone.

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Barn in Nottinghamshire
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 307 reviews

Self-contained barn conversion in rural village

Converted in 2017 from a small barn (circa 1850), the self-contained studio combines character with tasteful furnishings. TOTAL REFURBISHMENT MAY 2025 with new kitchenette, flooring, carpet, wood panelling. Separate from the main house with security gates and 24 hour CCTV, providing parking, an outdoor seating area and views over the paddock of sheep and free range chickens. Upton is a small village, two miles from Southwell, with country walks and a local pub serving freshly prepared food.

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Barn in Harby
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 259 reviews

The Little Barn, log fired luxury

Whether you want to curl up by the log fire, visit stately Belvoir Castle, walk the canal paths or visit the decadent Chocolate Cafe, you will come back to a stylish, comfortable newly converted little barn. It has a kitchen with Neff combi oven, induction hob, small fridge freezer, breakfast bar and Franke belfast sink. Upstairs to bespoke double bed and en-suite shower room. Bedroom and downstairs sitting room have french windows. Fast internet via cat6 cable to router make remote working easy

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A private patio area is enclosed by wooden lattice panels, providing a sense of privacy. A small, foldable table and two chairs are positioned on the paved surface, surrounded by greenery, including lavender plants. Natural light brightens the space, contributing to a peaceful atmosphere.
Home in Nottinghamshire
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 215 reviews

Garden flat attached to Edwardian house

A self contained light and airy ground floor flat near to the river in Newark. There is a private patio, with views over the rear garden. Located within walking distance of the town centre, there is opportunity to enjoy the Civil War Centre, historic market place, castle, riverside, parks, restaurants and pubs. It is also close to the River Trent with towpath walks and access to open countryside. Enjoy exploring Newark's historic centre or unwind in the surrounding countryside and villages.

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A cozy living area features two gray sofas adorned with decorative pillows, accompanied by a dark armchair. A blue area rug adds warmth, while natural light filters through vertical blinds on a window. Two small side tables with lamps complete the inviting space.
Apartment in Nottinghamshire
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Locksmith cottage situated in the heart of Newark

Situated in the heart of the historic market town of Newark on Trent. Close to Newark Castle and the banks of the River Trent also a short walk from both railway stations (Northgate & Newark castle). The town hosts an abundance of restaurants, pubs, coffee shops and shopping in walking distance you'll be spoilt for choice. Recently renovated, spacious living accommodation including large walk in shower, kitchen including oven/hob, microwave & washing machine. Parking for one car to the rear.

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A furnished studio features a spacious bed with a light-colored floral coverlet, accented by colorful pillows. An adjacent kitchenette is visible, equipped with modern appliances. A small table sits in front of a cozy seating area, contributing to the inviting and functional layout.
Apartment in The Meadows
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 347 reviews

Private Studio (Annexe)with Separate Entrance

We have a furnished studio(annexe)with separate entrance of the house in garden area near City Centre,Railway station,Bus Station and Football and Cricket Grounds.Ideal location for staying in Nottingham.Buses and Trams are available to go anywhere in Nottingham.There are big food chains McDonalds,Pizza Hut and other restaurants near the house in Castle Marina Retail park., House is located in NG2 area that is almost near the centre of Nottingham.Studio is furnished with facilities. Thanks

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A cozy bedroom features a spacious bed with crisp white linens and a soft gray throw. A wooden wardrobe and bedside tables frame the bed, while a mirror reflects natural light. A small desk and chair are positioned against the wall, with neatly stacked towels nearby.
Home in Averham
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews

Charming 18th Century Georgian Barn Conversion.

Welcome to Manor Cottage Barn. Situated in the quiet village of Averham just outside of Newark Upon Trent in rural Nottinghamshire. The barn itself is an 18th century chapel and barn combined and was fully restored in the 90's. Inside there are two large rooms, one comprising of a lounge area for guests and a private workshop area dedicated to picture framing. The other is a Bedroom, kitchen and dining room with a separate Bathroom. *This is a no smoking anywhere including outside home.

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An aerial view captures a serene village scene, showcasing quaint cottages with warm red roofs lining a quiet street. Lush green fields stretch beyond the houses, framed by trees, evoking a sense of peaceful countryside living.
Cottage in Nottinghamshire
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Cosy 1700s period cottage, open fire & king bed

Unwind in a tranquil 300-year-old grade II listed cottage with charming beams in every room. Cozy up by the open fire, or stroll to the nearby village pubs, and fantastic restaurants within walking distance. Only a brief drive from Sherwood Forest. Features a master bedroom with a king-sized bed, while bedroom 2 on a spacious upstairs landing with a double bed and antique privacy screen. Your stay includes a milk & free parking and a small basket of logs (September-March).

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A charming brick building features a pitched roof and two distinct sections, one with a large glass door and the other with a decorative green door. Surrounding the entrance, potted plants and a cozy seating arrangement invite relaxation, all set against a serene backdrop of lush greenery and a clouded sky.
Barn in Normanton on Trent
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

The Annexe at Church Corner Cottage

A beautifully converted 18th century cart shack. Set in the private garden of Church Corner Cottage with private parking. The conversion has a king size bed, a double sofa bed and has been refurbished to a high standard. The building has been fully modernised and guests will be assured a first-class service. Set in the beautiful village of Normanton on Trent. The cottage is opposite to the annexe was also featured on BBC's Escape to the Country.

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A cozy bedroom is showcased with a spacious bed and a bedside table featuring a warm lamp. A doorway leads to a stable where a black pony can be seen peering over a wooden barrier. Soft hay is visible in the stable area.
Farm stay in Thurgarton
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 395 reviews

Sleepover with Miniature horse Basil

Basils Barn is situated on the grounds of a 17th century manor, surrounded by a picturesque 60 acre estate. The bedroom is directly attached to Basils stable, where there is a doorway in between the two spaces. In the paddocks we also have a herd of Highland cows, Hebridean sheep, horses, pigs, chickens and Norwegian Forrest cats. Our animals are mostly rescued and all of our animals are kept strictly as pets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Consider staying near the historic center of Newark-on-Trent for easy access to local shops, markets, and heritage sites. Areas around Sherwood Forest are frequently suggested for travelers seeking a woodland setting and outdoor activities. Villages throughout the district provide a quieter, locally rooted experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Newark and Sherwood District with kids?

    Families often explore Sherwood Forest, home to playful outdoor trails and the story of Robin Hood. Interactive museums, local parks, and family-friendly nature reserves ensure children can enjoy hands-on activities and fresh air. Some sites feature seasonal events tailored for young visitors.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Explore the medieval Newark Castle, wander historic streets in Newark-on-Trent, and discover tales of Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest. Local markets and art galleries add to the district’s blend of history, culture, and legend. Trails, gardens, and riverside paths invite relaxed exploration.

  • How is the weather in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Newark and Sherwood District has cool winters, with temperatures from 35–46°F (2–8°C), while summers are mild, reaching up to 71°F (22°C). Rain is spread throughout the year, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is frequently suggested. Spring and autumn bring changeable skies.

  • When is the best time to visit Newark and Sherwood District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, as temperatures are milder and outdoor spaces are lush. This period tends to see seasonal festivals and markets, with woodlands and parks at their greenest. Early spring blooms and colorful autumn foliage also attract visitors.

  • What are the best places to visit in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Explore Newark Castle’s medieval ruins, walk ancient woodlands in Sherwood Forest, and visit the historic marketplace in Newark-on-Trent. The National Civil War Centre is frequently suggested for those interested in local history. Traditional villages and local galleries add further charm.

  • What are some hiking trails in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Sherwood Forest has woodland walking paths where you can spot centuries-old oaks and enjoy story-themed trails. Visitors also explore riverside walks near Newark-on-Trent and gentle countryside routes connecting local villages. Many trails highlight local nature and heritage.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Families can enjoy nature walks in Sherwood Forest, hands-on exhibits at museums, and picnic spots in local parks. Many heritage attractions include child-friendly storytelling or interactive elements. Look out for seasonal events often designed with families in mind.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Newark and Sherwood District?

    Travelers often visit larger cities nearby, explore other Nottinghamshire villages, or relax in country parks just outside the district. Historic estates and botanical gardens around the region provide additional day outings. Walking, cycling, and market browsing are frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Many accommodations in Newark and Sherwood District welcome pets, especially in rural or woodland areas near parks and trails. Look for stays that mention outdoor access or garden space for added convenience. Pet-friendly cafes and walking routes are part of local life.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Newark and Sherwood District?

    Bring comfortable shoes for exploring historic streets and woodland paths, and check for local markets or theatre performances. Some heritage sites may have uneven ground, so plan accordingly. Early mornings in popular nature spots tend to be quieter and more peaceful.

  • What is Newark and Sherwood District known for?

    Newark and Sherwood District is known for the legend of Robin Hood, medieval Newark Castle, and its Civil War history. The area’s woodlands and historic town centers shape its character. Local markets and traditional events remain a lively part of community life.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Consider quiet village churches, independent art galleries, or lesser-known heritage buildings tucked around Newark-on-Trent. Scenic footpaths along smaller rivers and local craft markets provide a glimpse into everyday life. Sculpture trails and historic inns often surprise visitors.

  • What are the best foods to try in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Locally produced cheeses, traditional Lincolnshire sausages, and classic British pies are often recommended. The area has farm shops with fresh produce and bakeries known for sweet cakes or scones. Pubs frequently serve regional ales alongside comfort food favorites.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Newark and Sherwood District?

    Pack comfortable, weather-appropriate layers and a waterproof jacket, as rain is frequent and temperatures are mild year-round. Sturdy shoes are useful for exploring castles, towns, and woodland trails. Reusable water bottles and a camera help capture scenic moments.

  • What is the nightlife in Newark and Sherwood District like?

    Nightlife centers around cozy pubs, local music venues, and theaters in Newark-on-Trent and surrounding villages. Some nights feature live folk or jazz performances, while community events and food festivals contribute to a relaxed social scene. Expect a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Newark and Sherwood District?

    The district has seasonal food and craft fairs, historic reenactments, and community music festivals, with many drawing on local traditions. Robin Hood-themed celebrations and farmers’ markets are frequently highlighted throughout the year. Late spring and summer often feature outdoor events and concerts.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Newark and Sherwood District?

    Families find many vacation rentals with multiple bedrooms, garden access, and nearby parks or woodland trails. Neighborhoods around Newark-on-Trent and villages near Sherwood Forest are often suggested for family stays. Some accommodations include amenities designed with children in mind.