Ely 4.6 miles. Offering a unique and romantic bolthole, close to the attractive town of Ely in Cambridgeshire, the Ellis-Miller House is the perfect destination for an intimate break for two. The property makes the most of the beautiful views over the gardens and countryside beyond with the sitting room boasting feature sliding doors overlooking the gardens as well as gorgeous parquet flooring, ample seating and a contemporary open fireplace. The good-sized kitchen/diner is stylish and fully equipped with all that is needed for creating delicious food for your loved one with an ideally located dining table making the most of those all-important views. Step outside onto the decking and enjoy drinking and dining alfresco, while soaking up the views of the gardens and countryside. When bedtime calls, make your way to bed in the sumptuous king-size bedroom which has delightful feature windows which let the light flood in. Have a refreshing shower in the morning and you’re good to go. The nearby town of Ely is known for its stunning cathedral and has a great selection of shops and amenities, and the towns of Newmarket and Cambridge are also close by and well worth a visit. Popular attractions for days out include Go Ape Thetford, the English Whiskey Company, Helmingham Hall and Open Gardens, Framlingham Castle, Melford Hall and Castle Park. If you want to get active then the area is known for its great selection of walks, hikes and cycle rides with plenty of beautiful countryside views along the way so don’t forget your camera! The Ellis-Miller House promises a romantic holiday in delightful rural surroundings.

Nestling in the East Cambridgeshire Fenland countryside is the small historic city of Ely, oozing with charm and beauty. Seen from afar is Ely’s beautiful cathedral with its unique Octagonal tower. The cathedral is also home to the only national Stained Glass museum in England. Visit Oliver Cromwell’s house where you can step back in time and see how his family would have lived in the mid 17th century, or visit Ely Museum, housed in the city’s old gaol. Ely also offers a beautiful waterside area on the River Great Ouse where you can enjoy relaxing boat trips, leisurely riverside walks, explore the antique shops, or visit the Babylon Art Gallery. Stop off at one of the local eateries for a light lunch, afternoon cream tea or to sample traditional ales and listen to music being played in the Jubilee Gardens. Ely also offer excellent leisure facilities which include a swimming pool, golfing, national cycling routes, and walking trails. Within a short drive from Ely local attractions include Wicken Fen and Welney Wetlands Centre or Burwell Museum with historic buildings portraying village life from the stone age to present day with cars, machinery, schools to village shops. The university city of Cambridge is just 17 miles, offering a wealth of places of interest to visit.

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