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Newton Park Farm Bed and Breakfast - Olney

NEWTON PARK FARM
Olney MK43 8AU

Newton Park is a traditional farmhouse situated on the Bucks/Beds border between the picturesque villages of Newton Blossomville and Turvey. Ginny and Guy Hemsley have been running Newton Park Farm Bed and Breakfast for three years. The house is set in a beautiful location with stunning views over the Ouse Valley. This traditional working farm is centrally located close to Milton Keynes and Bedford. The renowned market town of Olney with many restaurants and shops is nearby. All our rooms have TV/DVD CD/Radio and tea and coffee making facilities. There are microwaves and fridges in both areas. Wireless broadband is accessible in all rooms. Our accommodation has separate access and ample parking. Please see our rooms and gallery page for further details. We provide a full Aga cooked English or Continental breakfast. (Please note that during school term time only continental is available) For early risers we can leave a Continental breakfast in the kitchen areas. Local eateries include The Old Mill Newton Blossomville the Three Cranes and Three Fyshes in Turvey and the Robin Hood in Clifton Reynes. There are also many restaurants in the Market town in Olney. Whether you are a businessman looking for a second home during the week passing through or in need of a welcome break we will do our utmost to make your stay as comfortable and relaxed as possible.

Directions to Newton Park Farm Bed and Breakfast Olney

From MILTON KEYNES - Take A509 towards Olney. Half a mile before Olney take right hand turn signposted Clifton Reynes and Newton Blossomville. Continue through the village of Newton Blossomville and out the other side. The driveway toNewton Park Farm is quarter of a mile on the right hand side on a left hand bend. Continue up drive around back of house. From A428 - TURVEY - Turn up lane signposed to Clifton Reynes and Newton Blossomville. The farm is 1.2 miles along this road on a left hand bend. There is a sign on the telegraph pole indicating Newton Park Farm.