Holiday rentals in Linby

Byron’s Den - Annex self contained in town centre.

Newly refurbished, perfect for 2, bathroom, 60" TV, infrared heating. Private annex next to main house. In the heart of the town centre, free parking opposite (carpark - free 6pm–10am or 4pm-8am and on Sundays). Great transport toNottingham (tram, bus, train). 80m from St Mary’s Church/John Godber. Various bars, Byron's Rest, Wetherspoons, Cow Shed, Havana, Hideout, Beer Shack. On Weekends/bank holidays the pubs can sometimes be busy and loud - and the property is right in the centre.

Cosy Stay, 3BR 5 Beds or 4 w/1 double PS4/Parking.

Whether you're working away or enjoying a getaway, this 3-bed offers the perfect balance of comfort & convenience. Flexible sleeping arrangements, a dedicated workspace, and Smart TVs in every room ensure a hassle-free stay. After a long day, unwind with a 55-inch Samsung Smart TV and PS4 Pro. The fully equipped kitchen, featuring an air fryer, toaster, and coffee machine, makes meal prep easy. Close to Nottingham City Hospital, work sites, and top attractions. Long-term stay discounts available

Self contained annex - private (min 2 night )

A self contained private bungalow with its own living room, kitchen, bathroom & bedroom. New Wifi router now added. Good access to bus, tram & train networks. Ideal for those travelling due to work. Easy access for EON, J26 & J27, Sherwood Business Park and walking distance to Rolls Royce. Medium & long term stays available please enquire. Night shift stays available please enquire. Please note I only accept a minimum of 2 night stays. Family home next to annex with host’s quiet family

Hucknall cosy quiet bungalow sleeps 5

Enjoy a peaceful stay at this centrally-located bungalow in the market town of Hucknall, Lord Byron’s resting place. Just 8 miles from the centre of Nottingham, 9 miles from Mansfield, & within easy reach of Sherwood Forest. A tram service takes you from Hucknall-Nottingham.The property is in a very quiet area, just over a mile from the town centre, where you will find a cinema, shops, restaurants, pubs, supermarkets, and a leisure centre.Hucknall is easily reached via junction 27 of the M1.

Private Annexe Quiet Village Location Free Parking

Located in the quiet village of Bagthorpe 1 double bedroom, first floor cosy self contained annexe Open plan living space including area for remote working En-suite bathroom Kitchen with fridge/freezer TV with Amazon fire-stick High-speed WiFi Free off street parking Washing machine Country pubs/walks locally Close to M1/Kings Mill Hospital Short drive to Peak District/Sherwood Forest Ideal for business/ longer stays Situated in the garden of our family home Private lockable access door

Stylish Ground floor Flat in Ravenshead.

Enjoy a peaceful stay in the picturesque village of Ravenshead. Walking distance from Newstead Abbey. This ground floor flat is tastefully decorated with all you need for a comfortable stay. Close to shops & excellent resturants. It has communal garden views, parking space. High speed Wi-Fi and smart TV. Ravenshead is close to Cycle 6 which runs through Blidworth and is perfect for reaching Sherwood Pines Forest. Easy access to the M1 Junctions 26/27. 30 mins from Nottingham City Centre.

Historic & charming Blidworth Dale House West Wing

Blidworth Dale House, a classic Nottinghamshire country house, lies between Nottingham and Mansfield near the ancient village of Blidworth in heart of Sherwood Forest. The house is surrounded by mature parkland and is situated in the middle of a working farm. The airbnb listing is for the wing which is the original 1700’s farmhouse on the left hand side of the picture with a red tiled facade. The Dale is conveniently situated to getting in to Nottingham, Mansfield or Southwell.

The Laurels - a peaceful spot in village location

The Laurels offers one storey comfortable accommodation for young families; adults; and those wanting to explore the surrounding area. The lounge/dining room with patio doors overlooks the large, south facing, enclosed garden. As grandparents to a number of young children, we have toys and games for your use. 1 cot and 2 cotbeds are available by prior arrangement for young families and will easily fit as extras in the bedrooms. Sorry no pets / no smoking inside the property!

Entire Cosy House in Nottingham

Forget your worries in this spacious and cosy space. With stunning countryside walks, easy access to transport links (Train/Bus/Tram and M1) all close by, this suits all needs. With the City Centre only 18 minutes away by car this location is perfect for those who still want to be close to the city but have the peace of a quiet neighbourhood. The house is extremely quiet, includes 2 parking spaces, a kitchen with all the amenities you would require and a generous garden.

Byron Lodge

The accommodation is set in a lovely rural location in our riding school, with views over Sherwood Forest the home of Robin Hood. Easy access to Newstead Abbey, Rufford Abbey, Nottingham Castle & The City of Caves. There is plenty of off road parking at our center, with the option to bring your horse on holiday too. Offering amazing off road hacking, cross country, jumping and hiring one of our horses. It offers amazing woodland for walking and cycling.

Stunning Countryside Manor — Hot Tub & Parking

Step back in time and experience the breathtaking grounds of Thurgarton Priory Manor House. Surrounded by massive 200 year old Lebanese Cedars and 8 foot wide Beechnut trees, rolling hills dotted with sheep, Highland Cattle and horses, this is a nature lovers dream. The estate is surrounded by miles of footpaths and bridleways that offer enchanted hikes through old mills, sheep dips, and sunken hedgerow paths. (Many leading to village pubs) hint hint.

Entire Bungalow in Eastwood NG16

We are located in a quite residential area which is located in a quite cul-de-sac in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire. One of the most famous writers of the 20th century was D.H. Lawrence, whose groundbreaking novel Lady Chatterley’s Lover changed English literature for ever. When Lawrence was growing up in Eastwood, this part of Nottinghamshire was dominated by the coal mining industry, which has now declined, but still holds a pride of place in history.