Church View Guest House

12 North Parade, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 8AN
Telephone: 01476 560815
Email: churchviewguesthouse@yahoo.co.uk

Easy access to the A1
Train and Bus Stations
The Cities of Lincoln, Leicester,
Peterborough and Nottingham
All within easy reach


The Corner Shop Shown is Margaret Thatcher's birthplace. The red door to the left is the entrance to the guesthouse

Peter and Della Waldren Welcome you to Church View Guest House

We are a small family run establishment creating a warm, friendly atmosphere in a well appointed Grade II listed Georgian Town House just two minutes from the town centre.

We serve a generous English Breakfast at all times convenient for our guests.

Vegetarian and special diets catered for.

All rooms have colour TV's, Tea and coffee making facilities and hair dryers.

Children welcome.

No Pets.

STRICTLY NO SMOKING

Church View guest House, Grantham, Bathroom

Church View guest House, Grantham, Bathroom

Local Attractions

Castles and Stately Homes
Belvoir Castle (seat of the Duke of Rutland)
Grimsthorpe Castle
Belton House (National Trust)
Burghley House
All have many attractions throughout the year and have often featured as period film and TV sets.

Country Manors and Houses

Woolsthorpe Manor (National Trust and Birth place of Sir Isaac Newton)
Harlaxton Manor (Gardens featured on TV with Alan Mason)
Fulbeck Hall (During World War II it was used for the planning of the airborne offensive of Arnhem)
Boothby Pagnell Manor
Margaret Thatcher's Birthplace (Just three doors away from us, now a living health clinic)

Grantham

A market town second largest in Lincolnshire became important in the 12th Century when the Great North Road passed through its heart.

The George Hotel was a favourite of Charles Dickens when travelling north and he mentions it in "Nicholas Nicholby" although the façade of the hotel remains and Grade II listed it is now a stylish shopping centre.

The famous World War II Dambuster raid was orchestrated at St Vincent's in the town. A permanent display is on show at the town museum.

The parish church dominates the town with its impressive squire soaring skyward 282 feet.