Goys Cottage, Tealby

Our beautiful 3 bedroom holiday cottage is now available to let.

Situated in the heart of Tealby on pretty front street on the edge of the Lincolnshire wolds and the Viking way.  It’s the perfect spot for walkers and those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

The accommodation comprises a double(en-suite with shower) with views of the church, a large twin and a single  plus family bathroom (bath). Our comfy beds are made with crisp white cotton feather duvets and dressed with snugly throws.

Downstairs a welcoming entrance hall, the perfect place for muddy boots leads into a traditional but modern country kitchen with small range cooker, fridge with icebox and a dishwasher.

Off the kitchen is a small utility with washing machine and tumble dryer and a downstairs toilet.

The large airy living room comfortably seats 5.

Outside the garden offers views of the wolds and Tealby church, and has outside seating.

Tealby is a beautiful thriving village with a well stocked community shop, thatched pub and our lovely vintage tearoom all within a few minutes walk. 

Further afield you will find sunnyside up farm shop,  a Tesco and petrol station in market Rasen along with a few independent shops and takeaways.

For the creative types you will find lots of lovely inspiration in caistor and nettleton which have a number of artisan craft shops and up cycled goods. There is also a reclamation yard at bully hill if you like a bit of a bargain hunt. 

Louth and Lincoln are around half an hours drive away and the Lincolnshire coast just over an hour.

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History

Goys Cottage and the tearoom were formally one property and were originally built around 1861.  We believe the original owners of the property were the Goy family who used the premises for their tea merchant business and lived at number 14 front street. 

The Goy family owned the premises for a substantial period of the buildings life, but was later owned by the glovers when it became a spar shop and converted to a tearoom in the last 30 years.  The Glovers lived in accommodation above the tea room which now forms our 1940s themed tea area and bedrooms for the holiday cottage. The two properties are now stand alone.