Rye House
High Street
Wroot
Doncaster
South Yorkshire
England
DN9 2BT
Unusual & Distinctive Accommodation Converted To High Standard Of Modern Comfort At Wroot
An old granary has been converted to an exceptionally high standard of modern comfort, at Wroot, a peaceful and friendly village, here John Wesley the founder of World Methodism was curate for a period of two years. Close to the national motorway network and the commercial centre of Doncaster, its an idyllic base from which to explore the region.
Five miles away is the historic market town of Epworth, the birthplace of John & Charles Wesley. Epworth is a thriving market town with a wealth of traditional inns, a Farmers Market and delightful specialist shops. Fifteen minutes away is the town of Doncaster with its exhibition and conference centre, leisure parks and shopping facilities. The St. Leger takes pride of place every September on the town's famous racecourse. The cathedral cities of York and Lincoln are within an hours drive of The Granary
This intriguing accommodation comprises of a spacious lounge and kitchen with modern appliances, one double bedroom and a light and airy bathroom, with gas central heating throughout. A distinctive feature of the accommodation is the mezzanine floor with two single beds suitable for relaxing throughout the day; quickly adapting for a comfortable nights sleep. The hosts pride themselves on giving a little extra, including free seasonal produce from large vegetable garden. The landscaped gardens and patio area with barbecue and garden furniture are perfect for a lazy afternoon, or entertaining during the evening. For walkers and cyclists, quiet country lanes and tranquil pathways are very near by.
