Name: Glebe House
Address: 26 Church Lane, Nottingham, Nottingham, Nottingham, NG13 0FD, United Kingdom
Rating: 10

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East Midlands Airport

Glebe House

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We were welcomed to this beautiful georgian home by Carole and Andrew. They showed us to the most stunning four poster bedroom with views of the garden and beyond. They offered us tea and scones in the rose garden with views of the beautiful church. To say idyllic is an understatement. The hospitality is second to none and the breakfasts were fabulous. We would highly recommend.

Idyllic retreat

We had an absolutely fantastic stay with Carole and Andrew, they couldn't do enough for us. We stayed as we had tickets to Forbidden Forest, along with 2 girls who struggled to find transport to the festival, Andrew drove them himself and offered to pick them up later that night!
We stayed in the Georgian suite and it was stunning. I love the history of old buildings and the architecture, Carole and Andrew have kept the style becoming of its history. 
The breakfast was fantastic too; fresh home baked bread, home cooked full English breakfast or cereal and warmed croissants, or even all of the above!
A truly wonderful couple and a magnificent home! 
Thank you for sharing your home with us x

Stunning home, wonderful couple

Carol and Andrew were wonderful hosts for our two night stay and we only wish it could have been for longer. The house in its 16 acre setting was a former Georgian rectory and has all the typical attributes of high ceilings, large windows and sweeping staircase. Our bedroom, overlooking the well tended gardens and fields beyond was vast. Muston is a quiet village and there are several pubs and a restaurant just a few minutes drive away for dinner. I can thoroughly recommend Glebe House, which was perfectly located for visiting the historic houses and gardens on our itinerary.

Wonderful in all respects

Beautiful English countryside home in a park like setting, lovely country walks abound! Guest house owners could not be more accommodating. I had a comfy bed and ensuite bathroom with a view of the village church. Quiet and peaceful (if you have children plenty of space to run around and explore!)
Was spoiled for choice for breakfast! Home made breads, cold cereals, fruits, yogurt, juice as well as all the cooked English treats you could wish for!
Highly recommend.

Quintessential Country House B&B

What a lovely place to stay, the house & rooms are lovely.
The owners, Andrew & Carol was just amazing, so much so, I booked for the following week.
If your down here, for work or pleasure……don’t miss out on this gem 👍👍

Home from home

We spent four very comfortable nights in the cosy Pink Room. Our visit coincided with my husband's birthday which we celebrated with Andrew's tasty breakfast. Carole even made a cake for him. This was our first visit but hopefully not  last!

A welcoming home from home!

We stayed here for my brother's wedding: 7 adults and 3 children. Carole and Andrew were unfailingly welcoming and flexible, providing endless games for the children and accommodating our changing and varied needs (sourcing babysitters, for example). Breakfast and dinner were delicious. The house and garden are splendid and you are able to fully explore and enjoy the wonderful views.

Outstanding B and B

I booked Glebe House the night before my wedding to get ready with my bridesmaids. We had three of the rooms which were all lovely. Carole and Andrew are fabulous hosts, seeing to all our needs, serving drinks and allowing us to have an early breakfast. The Georgian room was just perfect to get ready in, it was large and enabled us to have some fabulous photos. We ate an evening meal at the nearby Windmill in Redmile - would recommend too! All in all a fab stay which was great value for money. Thank you 

Getting ready for wedding with friends 

A beautiful property, run by a very lovely couple, Glebe House is rather special. A former rectory dating back to the 1800’s, set within acres of wooded ground. Carole &
Andrew are the most wonderful hosts & were very accommodating of our needs especially with regards to the early breakfasts required. Our room, the Georgian Suite, was enormous, tastefully decorated in period style, complete with ‘Princess & the pea’ style four poster. Beds are supremely comfortable & alongside the tranquil setting a restful nights sleep is assured. The house is elegantly furnished throughout & we particularly admired the family portraits. Breakfasts were delicious, with freshly baked breads & homemade preserves. Dinner is also offered & we enjoyed a very tasty meal thanks to Carole’s culinary skills. The house red also went down well! There are several good eateries within a short drive, & a pub/restaurant called The Gap Inn within a few minutes walking distance. 
All in all, a wonderful 5 star stay, highly recommended.
Thanks Carole & Andrew for your warm hospitality.

Queen Bee & B

Driving slowly along the beautiful blossoming horse chestnut tree-lined driveway leading to this splendid, stately Georgian house, we fell instantly in love with the place, enhanced by the glow of the setting sun and the tints of twilight. We had planned to arrive much earlier, but our drive out from around Stanage Edge in the Peak District in the afternoon saw us haplessly driving in circles in Sheffied, trying to get out onto the M1. We chose this location as we wanted to be near Grantham and Belton House (film location of Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s home known as Rosings in BBC’s Pride & Prejudice) and also along the way south to Burghley House in Stamford (Rosings in the US version of Pride & Prejudice). I called the proprietor, Carole Brownridge to inform her of our delay.  She was so pleased when we finally showed up, but apologized that she would have to head out soon, being already late for an evening appointment.  Making our way through the outstanding entrance hall, up the beautiful grand staircase, she showed us to the Georgian Suite on the first level. We had a ‘wow’ moment when we saw the size and splendor of the room with its period furniture and four-poster bed, with a very high ceiling and tall windows adorned with plush, elaborate valances and affording a clear view of the gardens, field and beyond. Along with the other period furniture; sofa, chest of drawers, bed-end stool, arm chairs, side tables, cheval mirror, fireplace, carpets – the ensemble was fit for nobility.  Carole then hurried away, entrusting us with the keys to the house as we were left to ourselves in this large charming abode.  We sauntered into the cosy music and sitting room, replete with more 18th century antiques, to relax and enjoy the ambiance. As we retired to our room, the family cat came and hopped onto my lap. How welcoming is that!  There were lovely cookies, coffee and tea for us to help ourselves. The bathroom had a bathtub and separate shower area with all the basic toiletries you would need. There were carpets and mats to keep your feet warm across  the relatively large bathroom. The next morning we were hosted by Andrew Brownridge in the elegant dining room while he zipped in and out of the kitchen with the breakfast offerings. Andrew is quite a character with his dry British humour and stern look, which quickly melts into a quirky smile or laughter. Here I must confess that although I knew that ‘grebe’ was a duck, I had no idea what Glebe meant, thinking it was just a name. Had I visited their official website, I would have noted that it was a former Rectory but it was good to have Andrew spend time with us explaining the history of the home and property. So it then made sense to be able to take one of the paths from the house, through a gate to the church (St John the Baptist Church) next 'door'. What a coincidence that we had just stayed in the Old Vicarage in Tideswell in the Peak District and the name of the church next to it is also St John the Baptist Church. Amazing! Andrew then invited us for a tour of his garden where he explained all the different things he was growing. We only spent one night at Glebe House but would have really loved to have stayed longer as we really had a memorable time here, albeit short.

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