New Found Place is far more than just a place to spend the night, the stylish furnishing ensures the highest level of comfort in a peaceful rural location. Come and relax in the countryside in the quiet Cambridgeshire village of Southoe near the historic market towns of St. Neots and Huntingdon. New Found Place offers luxurious self catering accommodation ideal for business or family use for holiday vacation or short breaks.
On the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border it is an ideal base for visiting Cambridge, Huntingdon, Peterborough and exploring all that East Anglia has to offer. Huntingdon and St. Neots are both Market Towns with St. Neots being the larger of the two. St. Neots is the largest town in the county the market square remains the centerpiece where a weekly Market has been held every Thursday since its foundation in the 12th Century.
On the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border it is an ideal base for visiting Cambridge, Huntingdon, Peterborough and exploring all that East Anglia has to offer. Huntingdon and St. Neots are both Market Towns with St. Neots being the larger of the two. St. Neots is the largest town in the county the market square remains the centerpiece where a weekly Market has been held every Thursday since its foundation in the 12th Century.
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The accommodation is furnished to give a comfortable warm atmosphere with modern electric reclining sofa, large screen TV with freeview digital channels. French Doors onto a patio area. Carpeted throughout except for the kitchen and bathroom New Found Place has a real homely feel. With remote central heating you are in full control.
This Self Catering Accommodation has all the facilities and comforts of home to make your stay memorable I try to ensure that everything you need will be available if you have any special requirements please ask. King size bed that splits into 2 small singles suitable for children, bath robe, bath sheet, hand towel and flannel, bedside table and clock, quality bedding and blackout curtains.
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HothouseFlowers
Nov 19, 2019
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