Pear Tree Farm
31 Main Street Aldwincle, Kettering NN14 3EL England
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Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travellers visiting Kettering, Pear Tree Farm is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation.
Pear Tree Farm features baggage storage. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
Close to some of Kettering's most popular landmarks, such as The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin (2.3 km) and Weekley War Memorial (2.5 km), Pear Tree Farm is a great destination for tourists.
Best of all, Pear Tree Farm makes it easy to experience some great Kettering attractions like Barton Seagrave Castle, which is a popular castle.
Pear Tree Farm is sure to make your visit to Kettering one worth remembering.
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Free parking
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Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
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Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
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31 Main Street Aldwincle, Kettering NN14 3EL England
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The accommodation was excellent, realy comfortable beds, tea, coffee and milk in room, it even had a small fridge.
Beverley and Tim were excellent hosts, nothing was too much trouble and Beverley's breakfasts were excellent, lovely crispy bacon. The only drawback was having to walk a few yards to the lovely old farmhouse for breakfast as the rooms are in a converted stable block but we didn't find that a problem
Aldwincle is a lovely village and people are very friendly, every time I took the dog for a walk and passed someone in the street they never failed to say hello and sometimes would stop for a brief chat.
My wife Chris developed a problem with a very painful leg on the day before we were due to leave and found walking almost impossible. We told beverly we were considering going home a day early so that I could get Chris to our local A&E to see if there was anything serious, Beverly said of course we must and charged us for one less night than we had booked.
We can thouroughly recommend staying there, I can't imagine anyone being disappointed.
Beverley and Tim were excellent hosts, nothing was too much trouble and Beverley's breakfasts were excellent, lovely crispy bacon. The only drawback was having to walk a few yards to the lovely old farmhouse for breakfast as the rooms are in a converted stable block but we didn't find that a problem
Aldwincle is a lovely village and people are very friendly, every time I took the dog for a walk and passed someone in the street they never failed to say hello and sometimes would stop for a brief chat.
My wife Chris developed a problem with a very painful leg on the day before we were due to leave and found walking almost impossible. We told beverly we were considering going home a day early so that I could get Chris to our local A&E to see if there was anything serious, Beverly said of course we must and charged us for one less night than we had booked.
We can thouroughly recommend staying there, I can't imagine anyone being disappointed.
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Date of stay: December 2022
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Room Tip:Â Thereis a very bad right turn onto the A45 but this could be avoided by going out of the village...
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The problem with finding a little gem is that you are hesitant to tell everyone else but this one is way too good not to..... on my recent visit to see an elderly family member received a warm welcome for my dog and myself from lovely host Beverley who is the farmer's wife; this is a busy working farm and they were lambing and calving when I visited. There is the amazing "Titchmarsh" 75ha nature reserve within easy walking distance just down the lane. Dogs are welcome at the accommodation and my dog had a wonderful time at the reserve (note: "dogs on leads" stipulated). My room was cosy & warm and as it was a cold snap when I visited I was certainly glad of the cooked breakfast! Lots to see in the local area; the farm is situated in a lovely Northamptonshire-stone village and there is lots to see in the local area. Refreshing to see so many footpaths too for ramblers and dog-walkers alike. Easy access from major roads and easy to find! Highly recommend. Was really sorry to have to make my way home after staying here. If I ever find myself needing to go to this part of the country again I will certainly be making my way here!!
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Date of stay: April 2022
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Room Tip:Â Lovely village location on a working farm so don't be surprised at smells and noises of the...
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Right from the start we knew we were in the right place. Friendly, accommodating, comfortable ........ and "farmlike"! Very good value, especially with the availability of a substantial evening meal to make it just the sort of place you might want to relax in and not bother going out.
Thank you Beverley and Tim.
Thank you Beverley and Tim.
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Date of stay: June 2022
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I would highly recommend this place. We had a kne night stay due to a family function in oundle, which was a stones throw away.
Nothing was too much trouble. I am gluten-free, and this was catered for without any fuss at all. ( Something I am not used to)
Both our breakfasts were superb with high-quality ingredients.
There is such a friendly, homely feel, and our room was perfect with added touches such as fresh milk in the fridge. Dental packs. Shaving packs.
Such good value for money.
Nothing was too much trouble. I am gluten-free, and this was catered for without any fuss at all. ( Something I am not used to)
Both our breakfasts were superb with high-quality ingredients.
There is such a friendly, homely feel, and our room was perfect with added touches such as fresh milk in the fridge. Dental packs. Shaving packs.
Such good value for money.
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Date of stay: May 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
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I phoned to book (which was only the day before). The welcome was as lovely on the phone as it was in real life.
For a 300 year old farm house, it was very warm, especially as the weather was very cold.
The room was spacious and smelt very clean.
As I was working away, I ordered dinner too. I don’t have any allergies and i’m happy with anything. The beef stew with mashed potatoes and cauliflower cheese followed by jam sponge and custard was hearty and traditional.
Breakfast was of the same home cooked quality.
For a 300 year old farm house, it was very warm, especially as the weather was very cold.
The room was spacious and smelt very clean.
As I was working away, I ordered dinner too. I don’t have any allergies and i’m happy with anything. The beef stew with mashed potatoes and cauliflower cheese followed by jam sponge and custard was hearty and traditional.
Breakfast was of the same home cooked quality.
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Date of stay: December 2021Trip type: Travelled on business
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Finding myself stranded due to flooding on Christmas Eve I contacted Pear Tree Farm as I was running out of hotel accommodation choices.SO glad I did.Tim and his lovely wife Beverely settled me into The Granary Room of a converted stable block.(All Covid safe).NOTHING was too much trouble for these two wonderful hosts.I felt safe and cosy during my enforced five days of being temporarily homeless.
I would recommend anyone to stay here in this peaceful farming environment,horses,sheep and all.
Thank you for everything,may you both have a healthy and prosperous New Year.
I would recommend anyone to stay here in this peaceful farming environment,horses,sheep and all.
Thank you for everything,may you both have a healthy and prosperous New Year.
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Date of stay: December 2020Trip type: Travelled solo
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I was very happy with my 1 night stay at Peartree. It was everything you hope a farmhouse B&B would be. The welcome was warm, the room was spacious and comfortable. There was real milk in the mini fridge for tea and coffee. There was an array of choice for breakfast. I had the full english which was perfect. Plenty of local options for dinner but you can book an evening meal at the farmhouse which I'll be doing next time.
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Date of stay: October 2022Trip type: Travelled solo
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A great place. Made welcome on arrival with nothing too much trouble. Great room and facilities, clean and comfortable.
Great breakfast made to order.
A proper Bed and Breakfast in a beautiful village with great links to the network.
Will defo go back
Great breakfast made to order.
A proper Bed and Breakfast in a beautiful village with great links to the network.
Will defo go back
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Date of stay: July 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
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We stayed one night as we were at a wedding in Oundle. Beverly made us extremely welcome and nothing was too much trouble. We stayed in The Gear House. Very comfy and cosy yet spacious room.
Breakfast was plentiful and a great selection.
A really warm welcome by a lovely family. We would definitely recommend this as a place to stay. We felt like we were in a scene from ‘The Darling Buds of May’ it was perfect in every way.
Breakfast was plentiful and a great selection.
A really warm welcome by a lovely family. We would definitely recommend this as a place to stay. We felt like we were in a scene from ‘The Darling Buds of May’ it was perfect in every way.
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Date of stay: July 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Great place to stay, home from home
Tim & Beverly were great hosts
Fantastic breakfast and dinner
Will be back next year same time
Would recommend it especially if your going to anything on at Peterborough Show Ground as its only 15 minutes away
Tim & Beverly were great hosts
Fantastic breakfast and dinner
Will be back next year same time
Would recommend it especially if your going to anything on at Peterborough Show Ground as its only 15 minutes away
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Date of stay: January 2017Trip type: Travelled on business
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"Thereis a very bad right turn onto the A45 but this could be avoided by going out of the village in the opposite direction."Read full review
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C$117 - C$121 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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United KingdomEnglandNorthamptonshireKettering
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Frequently Asked Questions about Pear Tree Farm
Which popular attractions are close to Pear Tree Farm?
Nearby attractions include Lyveden (5.0 km), Barnwell Country Park (6.4 km), and Titchmarsh Nature Reserve (2.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Pear Tree Farm?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a lounge, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at Pear Tree Farm?
Guests can enjoy a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at Pear Tree Farm?
Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Pear Tree Farm?
Conveniently located restaurants include Rose & Crown, The Pheasant Inn, and Dexters Mediterranean Bar & Kitchen.
Are pets allowed at Pear Tree Farm?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Are there any historical sites close to Pear Tree Farm?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Lyveden (5.0 km), Oundle North Bridge (2.8 km), and War Memorial Thrapston (2.7 km).