Abbey Farm is a working sheep, soft fruit, and asparagus farm, housed in an idyllic converted Victorian Barn where Jon and Sally Slee offer short breaks or longer stays for business or pleasure, in bed and breakfast or self-catering accommodation.

There are two single storey self-catering units, each with a bed/sitting room furnished with twin or double beds. Each has a wood burning stove, easy chairs, and en-suite bathroom with shower. Each has a separate well-equipped kitchen with table and chairs. The units have under floor heating throughout, and are tastefully decorated in neutral colours with exposed beams and brickwork. One unit has the option of an extra twin bedroom - ideal for families or larger parties.

Abbey Farm is half a mile from the road down a private track making it incredibly peaceful despite being conveniently only 2 miles from the M69. There is plenty of parking adjacent to the property.

To find us take the B4109 south towards Wolvey from Junction 1 of the M69. The Farm access is on your left 1 mile from the junction, and immediately before the first left road turning to Lutterworth. Drive carefully down the track, and turn right under a grove of Horse Chestnut Trees.

To contact us:

Jon & Sally Slee
Abbey Farm

Hinckley Road

Wolvey

Hinckley

LE10 3HQ

Tel: 01455 220322

Web: www.abbeyfarm.org.uk.

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