THE RED HOUSE The Red House offers friendly, value for money bed and breakfast accommodation in comfortable and relaxing surroundings, 5-minutes´ walk from Grantham's town centre. We have a 4-star rating from Visit England. The Red House is an historic Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, dating from 1795, and retains many of its original features. We are easily accessible from the A1 and A52, and a 2-minute taxi ride from Grantham train station. There is ample free parking in front of the house. ROOMS We have single, double, twin, triple and family guest rooms. Most of our rooms have ensuite facilities. Others rooms have a private bathroom, not shared with other guests. Two of our rooms have shared facilities. Our rooms are furnished to a high standard and are equipped with televisions , mini-fridges, microwaves, coffee and tea making facilities, irons and ironing boards, hair dryers, fans, and crockery. BREAKFAST Breakfast costs 11.50 GBP per guest. It is served between 7.30 and 8.30 a.m. on weekdays and between 8.00 and 9.00 a.m. at weekends. Our breakfast includes a choice of cereals (including our home-made muesli), fruit, yoghurt and a full English breakfast, or lighter alternatives, including vegetarian options. We source local ingredients (prize-winning Lincolnshire sausages, bacon, free range eggs, organic tomatoes) and serve freshly ground coffee. FREE WIFI All guest rooms have access to a high speed Wi-Fi connection (200 Mbs Virgin Broadband). PARKING There is ample free unlimited parking in front of the house on a wide pavement. Free parking is also available to the side and rear of the property. DAILY HOUSEKEEPING Rooms are serviced daily between 10am–1pm. If you prefer no entry during your stay, please let us know when you check in. HISTORY OF THE RED HOUSE The Red House is a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, dating from 1795. The house retains many original features, as well as a historic courtyard garden.

Grantham, a medieval market town, is famous for St John's School where Sir Isaac Newton was a pupil and is also the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher, the first women Prime Minister. It is close to the A1 and one of the main stations on the main East Coast main railway line. Grantham has many fine buildings, several good pubs, coaching inns and restaurants, and an attractive market place. There's a weekly cattle market and bustling Saturday street market.