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7 Longport gallery Gallery
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2 Guests 05 Dec 25 - 05 Dec 25
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We think you'll love
- Having a glass of wine or a cup of tea in the courtyard on fine days – a lovely quiet spot in a busy city setting
- Coming by train and being able to walk to everything
- The quirky old 15th-century building and its comforts
You should know
- Parking is in a public car park at the end of the road but there is the option of a reduced fee if you give advance warning to the owners
- The steep stairs to the bedroom might prove tricky for some
If you want to be in this amazing city but want a place all to yourselves in a sweet 17th century cottage all to yourselves - this is the place to be. A 'one up - one down' cosy brick cottage with its own wood burning stove, secluded flower filled courtyard. St Augustine's Abbey is across the road and the Cathedral and the busy city life is a 5 minute stroll away. Relax in comfort.
Scott
Sawday's Inspector
A lovely comfortable stay at this 15th Century cottage. We enjoyed delicious breakfasts sat outside in the pretty courtyard. Thoughtful touches, comfy bed, good linen and a care for the environment in how this B&B is run. A little quiet gem in the city.