Wisbech, Cambridgeshire

Peckover Stable Lodge

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A cosy, converted coach house for two, with a key to Peckover’s garden.

Guests
2
Bedrooms
1
Acorn rating
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Number of dogs welcome
2
Reference
010065
Peckover Stable Lodge is part of an 18th-century coach house, tucked away next to Peckover House and Garden. You’ll have free entry to Peckover, an elegant Georgian town house, when it's open and your own key to the door that leads from the lodge's courtyard into Peckover’s garden. This special garden has remained mainly unchanged since its Victorian heyday, with a rose garden, orangery, orchard lawn and borders full of herbaceous plants. You can continue to explore the grounds when the other visitors have left for the day.

The coach house is in the heart of Wisbech, five minutes from the harbour and 30 minutes from the coast. The Wash National Nature Reserve is 16 miles away. A short distance further, the coastline changes from dramatic saltmarshes to miles of sandy beaches, pinewoods and dunes, stretching from Hunstanton to Brancaster and beyond Holkham to Wells-next-the-Sea. 

There are two other holiday cottages in Wisbech. Coach House Loft (sleeps two) is a first-floor apartment joined to Peckover Stable Lodge, and Wainman House (sleeps 12) is a grand Georgian house nearby.
Ground floor layout
Spacious kitchen-diner, which overlooks the inner courtyard. Shower room with utility cupboard. Stairs lead from the kitchen to the first floor.
First floor layout
A central staircase leads to an open-plan room with the small sitting area to one side and the double bed on the other. The rooms are partially screened by a mid-height wall encasing the stairs, and there are sloped ceilings with low beams.
Outdoor space

Courtyard with south-facing seating area. When all three cottages are occupied, the courtyard will predominantly be used for parking spaces.

A key is provided to the door in the garden wall between the courtyard and Peckover House’s four acre garden, which you are welcome to use at all times. However, dogs are not allowed into Peckover House or Garden.
The floor plan for Peckover Stable Lodge | © National Trust
Wi-Fi, available
Garden, available
Fridge, available
Freezer, available
Microwave, available
Television, available
DVD, available
Washing machine, available
Dishwasher, available
Tumble dryer, available
Near National Trust attraction, available
What's provided in a National Trust holiday cottage?
Please note: The entrance door is just under 1.7 m in height. On the first floor, there are sloping ceilings and beams which reduce head height in places.

Heating: The cottage is heated by electric panel heating.

Parking: One allocated car parking space is available outside the cottage, within the secure inner courtyard.

Dogs: Please note that dogs are not allowed in the grounds of Peckover House and Gardens. There are National Trust footpaths over the road from Peckover Stable Lodge where you can walk dogs.

Wifi: We are pleased to provide free WiFi at this cottage, which is supported by BT. Please note that intermittent connection problems can sometimes occur so it should not be relied upon.

Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm.

Free entry to National Trust places during opening hours (parking may be payable). Simply show your booking confirmation upon entry.

Please note: As Peckover Stable Lodge is located in a town centre environment, visitors will notice passing traffic and other associated noises at times. Entrance and exit to the car park area is directly on to a busy main road, care should be taken on entering and leaving.

Up to 16 guests can stay close to each other in Wisbech.

Coach House Loft

A first-floor apartment in a converted coach house surrounded by parkland, with a key to Peckover's Garden. Sleeps two.

Wainman House

A gorgeous Georgian house with stylish interiors and a private terraced garden in the small town of Wisbech. Sleeps 12.

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Peckover House and Garden

Elegant Georgian town house with wonderful walled garden

Peckover House seen across the River Nene at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire

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Peckover House

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A view of the gardens at Peckover during mid spring, showing the lawns leading to the back of the house, with spring bulbs planted in the borders.

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