A gorgeous traditional thatched cottage on the Gunby estate with walks all around.
Whitegates Cottage is a cosy, two storey cottage constructed of traditional mud and stud walls. The thatched holiday home has been carefully restored and retains many original features including doorways, floors and low beamed ceilings.
Head out from the cottage on a short drive and you'll arrive at the heart of the Gunby estate. Discover the pretty walled garden before enjoying complimentary entry to the 18th-century Gunby Hall.
Explore a little further afield and have an adventure on the Lincolnshire Wold AONB. This stunning area is the ideal place to enjoy a long walk, surrounded by breath taking scenery.
Guests with a pacemaker should note that there is an induction hob in this cottage. Find more information in the Accessibility Guide. Accessibility questions? Email holiday.enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or call us on 0344 800 2070.
Kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath, utility, dining room, sitting room with open fire.
One double bedroom with 5' bed.
Heating: Oil-filled electric heaters in sitting room, dining room and bedroom. Night storage heaters in kitchen, bathroom and utility. The fire in the lounge uses coal.
Induction Hob: Guests with a pacemaker should note that there is an induction hob in this cottage.
Parking: There is parking available for one car.
WiFi: We’re pleased to provide free WiFi access at this accommodation, which is supported by BT. Please note intermittent connection problems can sometimes occur and therefore should not be relied upon
Garden: Partially-enclosed garden.
Television: There is no television at this cottage.
Offers: Holiday cottage guests have free entry to all National Trust properties during the period of their stay. Full details in the confirmation email upon booking.
Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm.
Please note: This cottage is not suitable for children under the age of 12.
There is restricted head height throughout the cottage and a steep and narrow staircase.
We currently have Japanese Knotweed growing along the back of the house. We are taking the necessary steps to eradicate this. As this weed is so highly invasive and can grow from small fragments broken off, can we please ask guests to avoid the area where it is growing so that they do not stand on it and inadvertently break a piece, which will root and grow, thereby increasing the problem.