Rose and Sweet Briar Holiday Cottages, Kersall, Nr Newark, Nottinghamshire
Set in the quiet hamlet of Kersall, near Newark on Trent in Nottinghamshire, Rose and Sweet Briar Holiday Cottages offer comfortable, self-catering accommodation in a peaceful countryside setting. These single-storey cottages are nestled within one and a half acres of private grounds, adjacent to the former Hill Farm, and provide a restful escape with scenic views, a large garden, and secure off-road parking.
Rose Cottage is perfectly suited for two guests. This charming property features a twin bedroom overlooking the garden and a cosy lounge with an electric log-effect fire set into an original Victorian fireplace. The fully equipped kitchen includes all the essentials for a self-catering stay, such as an electric cooker, washer/dryer, under-counter fridge/freezer and microwave, allowing guests to settle in with ease and comfort.
Sweet Briar Cottage can accommodate up to four people across two bedrooms—one double and one twin. The sitting room retains a warm, country-cottage character and includes a TV and DVD player. The brick fireplace houses an electric log-effect fire, ideal for relaxing evenings in. A spacious and fully equipped kitchen features everything needed for mealtimes, including a dining table and four chairs, making it well suited for small families or two couples travelling together.
Both cottages are well maintained and offer a homely atmosphere. Bed linen and towels are included in the booking price. The cottages are open year-round, with short breaks available for a minimum stay of two nights. Although WiFi is provided, guests should note that the rural setting may cause occasional signal interruptions. Pets are not permitted.
Rose and Sweet Briar have been awarded a 3-star accreditation by Visit England, highlighting their quality and appeal. The location is ideal for exploring a variety of local attractions. Guests are within easy reach of Newark on Trent, Southwell, Edwinstowe, Sherwood Forest, Lincoln and Nottingham. The surrounding area is steeped in history and natural beauty, with highlights including the ancient woodland of Sherwood Forest and the impressive Norman Minster in Southwell, which dates back to the 12th century.
These holiday cottages provide an excellent base for anyone wishing to unwind in the Nottinghamshire countryside while remaining close to some of the region’s most iconic heritage sites and market towns.
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