





Acer Cottage is a small family home from which the children have flown, so we now have 3 rooms available for B&B guests . We are in a quiet location, but still only 5 minutes walk from Bishops Stortford Town Centre,shops and many reataurants. We are conveniently placed for Stansted airport, London & Cambridge and only 10 - 15 minutes walk from the station and bus interchange.






Grange Guest House is just 600 meters from Bishop's Stortford station with fast links to Stansted airport, London and Cambridge. Free WiFi. Freeview T.V. French also spoken. Good home cooked meals if required using Free Range and Organic produce. Discounts for longer stays and for single use of double or twin rooms.






1970's box in a quiet village but the pub is good. As for a warm welcome, a good bottle of red wine will help to achieve this. Brian is the artist so he cooks breakfast. Annie just moans about running a B&B, the Tourist Board and previous guests. If you can't find anywhere else, try us if you must!






Ansell's offers bed and breakfast near Stansted Airport, just 10 minutes drive away, at Bishop's Stortford Hertfordshire. Comfortable rooms, self service continental breakfast. Large well equipped kitchen for guest use. Long term room only rental available.






A warm welcome awaits you at Acorn Guest House, a friendly, family run Bed & Breakfast. Acorn Guest House is situated in Bishops Stortford, within easy reach of Stansted Airport and the M11 and offers you a comfortable and enjoyable stay in a quiet, convenient location within walking distance of the town centre. Traditional english room with en-suite facilities available.






Just a 5 minute stroll to Dunmow High Street and only 10 minutes from Stansted airport, 4 star Harwood Guest House offer 8 en-suite bedrooms cleaned to a very high standard, feather duvets and pillows and a delicious home cooked breakfast in a spacious dining room overlooking the pretty gardens. Great value park & fly service with Ian a licensed taxi driver.






Avery House offers clean, reasonably-priced and friendly 4* guest accommodation. We are situated on a regular bus route (308) to Stansted Airport and are within walking distance of the old market town of Bishop's Stortford. The railway station is also close by with easy connections to London, Cambridge and Duxford Aircraft Museum.






Wheatcroft offers bed and breakfast in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire. Feel part of history amongst the 17th/18th century houses, timbered cottages, 19th century almshouses, medieval church and Forge museum. Visit Hopleys garden centre, Henry Moore Foundation, Knebworth, Audley End, Hatfield House and the Imperial War Museum. Easy access via M11 to Stansted airport, London and Cambridge.

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Address: Homesdale, Lower RoadLittle HallingburyBishop'S StortfordHertfordshire, Little Hallingbury, Hertfordshire, CM22 7QZ

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Address: The Cock Inn Hotel, THE COCK THE STREET SHEERING, BISHOP'S STORTFORD, Hertfordshire, CM22 7LT

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Address: The Oasis Hotel, 2-4 hart Road, Harlow, Hertfordshire, CM17 0HL

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Address: Feathers Inn, Cambridge RoadWadesmill, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 0TN

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Address: The Railway Hotel, Hatfield Heath Road, Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, CM21 9LD

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Address: Roydon Mill Estate, roydon, HARLOW, Hertfordshire, CM19 5EJ

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Address: 33 Harrisons BB, 33 Harrisons Birchanger, stansted, Hertfordshire, CM23 5QT

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Address: ELMCROFT GUEST HOUSE, ELMCROFT HIGH ROAD, EPPING, Greater-London, CM16 6LX

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Address: Grange Guest House, 48 Grange Road, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, CM23 5NQ
Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, is on the Essex border between Bishop's Stortford and Harlow and has a population of about 10,000.
The town's history goes back to Saxon times and was later recorded in the Domesday Book as "Sabrixteworde". Around this time the land was very fertile for farming and the area became very prosperous encouraging the building, up to the Middle Ages, of many manors with parks for hunting purposes. Great St Mary's church was built in the 13th century and the death of the important people in the area resulted in many interesting monuments and sculptures which can be seen today at the church.
In the 19th century it was the maltings which were the mainstay of the local economy.
Today's attractions:
Estates of the Lordship of Sawbridgeworth: Eastwick Hall, Giffards, Overhall, Tedmanbury, Pishobury, Sayesbury, Shingle Hall and Gilston,.
Sawbridgeworth is twinned with Bry-sur-Marne in France
Secondary school: the Leventhorpe School
Notable inhabitants, past and present:
Nearby villages: Lower Sheering, High Wych, Spellbrook
Nearby towns: Bishop's Stortford, Harlow, Hertford and Epping.
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