Kenilworth Gardens is located in the West Norfolk Countryside close to Wisbech, Kings Lynn, Lincolnshire border. We have 2 self contained en-suite rooms that open on to a peaceful garden and orchard. All rooms have a kettle, fridge, T.V., microwave, and a hair dryer. All towels and bedding are provided, as is tea, coffee. Breakfast is taken within room (Orchard room only), and consists of milk, fruit juice, spread, bread, cereals, and preserves for B&B Customers (Orchard Rm Only). The Granary is self catering only with no breakfast option. The tranquil setting makes an ideal base if you are working away from home, we are also conveniently located for exploring the North Norfolk coast, the fens, and the Lincolnshire Wolds. We welcome ramblers, cyclists, bikers, and anglers. Well behaved dogs are welcome, but please check with us when booking. We provide environmentally friendly hand wash, shower gel, and shampoo, in re-usable bottles, in each room. Free parking and WiFi on site. NO SMOKING ON SITE, out of windows, or doorways!!!! Kenilworth is an 18 acre small holding, and so keeps us very busy. Steve also has a full time job as an engineer. Please come and go as you like, we are not offended if we do not meet you, it is not possible sometimes. However we do appreciate your custom. You can contact us via the phone numbers on the welcome sheet located near our front door. Please note that we have a dog of our own, Barley, who is very friendly and good with visiting dogs,, he can be a bit 'vocal' at first.

We bought Kenilworth 22nd May 2017, primarily for the land for my horses. We just loved the beautiful gardens, ponds, and interest Kenilworth has. In the Garden there is a wide variety of plants that provide food for butterflies and bees. Habitats include a wide range of hedging, shrubbery, and woodpiles. Our ponds provide water for the birds, are well stocked with frogs, toads, and newts. We collect rainwater from most of our buildings which stocks the ponds and is used for the plants. It is my role to maintain the property, gardens and paddocks, I also make my own hay. Steve is a hardware engineer by trade, and spends most of his time performing this role, although he likes to get outside to help. The property is a busy small holding, and so we may not always be immediately available, but will always make sure that you can get access to the room for your visit. Please do not go into the farm yard, stables, paddocks or sheep orchard un-escorted.

Walton Highway is a small village about 4 miles outside of Wisbech town centre. Kenilworth Gardens is a mile further out, and is more rural. There are plenty of small villages and winding country roads surrounding us, as well as lots of old droves and lanes, some of which form part of the Jubilee Walk. Kenilworth Gardens is close to the A47 which runs from Kings Lynn to Peterborough and beyond.