The Emplins

Church Street, Gamlingay, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 3ER
Telephone: 01767 650581

15th Century Hall house Grade 2* with mediaeval wall painting and linenfold panelling herb garden.

Come and stay in this lovely old house built before Columbus sailed to America, yet enjoying all the advantages of modern living.

Equidistant to the A1 and M11 and within 16 miles of Cambridge.

The Emplins, Sandy, Garden

Quiet and peaceful in the village conservation area. A real family home.

The Emplins, Sandy, Door

All modern amenities. Evening meals by request. Vegetarian and low cholesterol diets available. Open all year round.

Tariff for 2001
Bed and Breakfast £35.00 per person per night

Discount for children and for bookings of 5 nights or more.
If an evening meal is required please book before 3 p.m. Price from £12.50.

As this house is family home guests are asked to leave their rooms by 11 am.

GAMLINGAY

The village of Gamlingay lies half way between the County Town of Bedford (with its associations with John Bunyan) and The University City of Cambridge. Equidistant to the North is Huntingdon where Oliver Cromwell was educated. All are within easy reach.

For those travelling by car the village is between the Great North Road (A1) and the M11 motorway. It is some 50 miles North of London and an easy distance from the airports at Stansted or Luton (40 mins) and Heathrow (60 mins)

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds H.Q. and its sanctuary is 5miles away. 4 Golf courses are within 9 miles. Livery, stables, sailing and fishing facilities are all close by.