At Glebe House, a fine former Georgian Rectory set in the Vale of Belvoir, you will be welcomed in the impressive entrance hall, and then shown to your spacious bedroom up the grand staircase. Settle in, then relax in the downstairs reception rooms. On cold winter nights there is a log fire in the Music Room to warm and cheer you. In the evening you are able to enjoy supper or dinner in the fine dining room, or find excellent restaurants in the surrounding villages. In the morning you will awake to the smell of freshly-baked bread. Breakfast is served in the dining room, and we promise: you will be well looked after. We want you simply to enjoy being here as you throw off the cares of the everyday world and ease into the timeless experience of Glebe House. Outside there are farm buildings and stables, orchards and a magnificent vegetable garden together with formal gardens around the house and a croquet lawn. Glebe House has in its past had associations with literary figures such as George Crabbe and Byron. The 16 acres of parkland includes grazing for sheep and walks for visitors. Beyond lies the whole Vale of Belvoir and magnificent views of Belvoir Castle. There is much t...

Glebe House lies on the edge of a small village in the heart of Leicestershire's tranquil Vale of Belvoir. There is easy access to main towns and cities of the East Midlands. The A1 is just 4 miles away, and the train station at Grantham for London and Nottingham is 6 miles away. Nottingham East Midlands Airport is 40 minutes away. Glebe House is convenient for those attending the International Antiques Fairs at Newark Showground, or for a cultural experience, National Trust properties.