Built for his own occupation in 1900 by Samuel Fancourt Halliday, stone mason and Mayor of Stamford, the house and garden boast many curious architectural features - he incorporated his personal collection of aged stones, gargoyles and lions in the landscaped garden. Some of the stones built into the boundary walls may have come from an Eleanor Cross which once stood nearby. Recently decorated and styled with flair and taste, bedrooms have their own bathrooms, satellite tv, beverage trays and central heating - both the ensuite rooms enjoy stunning views of the town and All Saints Church. One double bedroom overlooks the garden. There is a private car park, and lock up for bikes if required.
Good dogs are welcome by prior arrangement.
French and German spoken. Rock Lodge is hosted by a friendly professional family who find it easy to extend a warm welcome to their guests. Deposit and payment by U.K. Cheque or Eurocheque to Rock Lodge. Inspected by the English Tourist board and Listed with Two Crowns. Members of the East Midlands Tourist Board and Welcome Host Scheme.