The Gatehouse
Enjoy your Stay in this Unique Seventeenth Century Building
Overview
Welcome to The Gatehouse at Northborough Manor. The house sleeps eight people with three double bedrooms and one twin room, each with its own bathroom. The house has many architectural quirks with its original exposed beams, amazing stonework, and its very own portholes used as musket holes by Oliver Cromwell during the Civil War. The house is beautifully appointed to suit the needs of families and friends alike who are looking for a place to holiday, entertain, or a comfortable base in which to explore the local area.
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Facilities
Sleep
Every Bedroom is beautifully appointed with antique furniture and a comfortable bed adorned with the finest linens to guarantee you a good night's sleep.
Wifi
Complimentary Wifi is available throughout the house for the duration of your stay.
Cook
The handmade Smallbone of Devizes kitchen includes state of the art appliances, a full complement of kitchenware and tableware to enable you to mass cater with style and grace.
Dining
Leisurely breakfasts in the Kitchen, glorious lunches in the Garden, and silver service formal dining in the Dining Room. Or the Village Pub is a 30 second walk away - the choice is yours!
Gardens
With full use of the Courtyard, Italian Garden, and the Orchard, you will find the perfect spot to relax.
Entertainment
Television, films, cards, jigsaws, books and games can all be found in the Drawing Room. Croquet and badminton sets are provided in the summer months.
Laundry
The Gatehouse has full laundry facilities for washing, drying, and ironing. Dry Cleaning can be found locally.
Parking
Parking is available for up to 3 cars in the private Medieval Courtyard.
Location
The Manor and Gatehouse are situated in the historic part of the village of Northborough, Cambridgeshire.
Here our guests are well located for long country walks. The Maxey Cut is only a five minute walk from the house and the beautiful River Welland with its various nature reserves is short drive away.
Church Street, which neighbours the house, comprises many old thatched cottages, the pub, and the 13th century St Andrew's Church which also houses the Claypole Chapel.
For guests who want to explore the local area, the house is a short drive to Market Deeping (2 miles), Stamford
(8 miles), and Peterborough (7 miles). All three towns boast historic centres with beautiful architecture, along with cafés, restaurants, and supermarkets.
Built in the 13th century, this church is steeped in history with some real architectural curios.
Within the Church can be found the Claypole Family Chapel, where both the wife and daughter of Oliver Cromwell were buried.
A 160 acre nature reserve renowned for its wildfowl, waterbirds, and rare plantlife.
The Guildhall and Market Square
A beautiful area for long walks, only a five minute walk from the house.
One of the most extraordinary medieval towns in the UK, with more listed buildings than any other.
Walk up into the fens or all the way to Stamford along this iconic river.
A historic market town on the River Welland, with shops, cafés, restaurants, and pubs.
On the edge of the fens, you will be able to enjoy some breathtaking skies at dawn and sunset.
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Reviews and News
Guest Reviews
News Features
Northborough Manor Gatehouse has been featured as one of the best Self-Catering Holiday Houses in the UK 2021.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/advice/best-uk-self-catering-holiday-options-left-book-summer/
Bookings and Prices
We accept weekend and weekly bookings of the Gatehouse. Prices range from around £1200-£3200 depending on length of stay and time of year.
We work exclusively with the award-winning holiday company Oliver's Travels who run our calendar and manage our bookings. For specific prices, availability, or to make a booking you can do so on their website: