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Welcome Come and stay in the elegant wing of a magnificent Elizabethan Long House, built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and believed to have been visited regularly by Oliver Cromwell. This impressive accommodation was constructed around 1600 and still retains its olde-worlde charm, including dairy and inglenook fireplace with bread oven. The house stands in wonderful grounds of three acres, in a village conservation area in the heart of the Cambridgeshire countryside, close to the medieval city of Ely and university centre of Cambridge. This self-contained wing of the Grade
II listed building offers all the modern conveniences of the 21st
century including wireless internet access. |