Easton, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG33 5AP, UK

 
Skimming low over the lawns in search of insects, Swallows are unmistakable with their iridescent blue backs and russet red throats. We usually the first Swallows arriving on the Estate from Southern Africa in the first week of April. They will have
Breaking News! The Prime Minister has just announced that we will be able to stay away from home in England as from the 4th July, and that hospitality businesses will be able to reopen. We are over the moon! It means that we can definitely accept bo
May Lodge has its own private terrace and garden - a peaceful sun trap in which to relax and enjoy the space of Easton. We’ve still got some availability left for July and hope to be welcoming guests from the 5th. We’ll only take payment
We are delighted to say we will be reopening the gardens for everyone in time for sweet peas. Sweet pea week will be extended to three weeks to ensure a more relaxed, spacious experience. The gardens will be re-opening for everyone 23rd June - 12th J
This is the view from the sitting room at May Lodge towards the old Gatehouse of Easton Hall. It’s a view that hasn’t been seen for 70 years, since the Hall was demolished after WWII. The Lodge had been used as a singeing house, with a st
We’ve just heard that May Lodge has been accepted as one of @sawdaystravel Special Places to Stay, which is very exciting. We’re all ready to welcome our first guests to the Lodge at the beginning of July. With luck, we’ll be able
A pile of coggle stones on the Estate, with one of the many pieces of woodland in the background. Coggle stones (an alternative, local name for Cobbles) are a naturally occurring smooth, round stone. The ones here have been cleared from the fields ov
There’s something about the wide open spaces here, with those beautiful blue skies and fluffy clouds, that calms the everyday cares. Along with new Parkland tree planting, there’s a constant round of planting new trees in the Estate hedge
We’re waiting with bated breath as to whether or not we’ll be allowed to welcome guests to May Lodge (other cottages are available😃) on 4th July. We do hope so, and are making sure that it will be clean and safe for your visit, according