Laxton is a small village in north Nottinghamshire, going back to 1066 and the Norman Conquest.

Visitors can go to the castle site at the outskirts of Laxton, and see Nottinghamshires best preserved motte and bailey castle.

One can also view the attractive, and pleasant, Church of St Michael the Archangel which goes back to early 12th century and is still used today.

All the same, what makes the village of Laxton really singular is its continued use of the open farming system.

The village is the only working open field system in the UK and one can explore the area on your own or go on a tour, which we can arrange if you want.

There is a visitor’s cente in Laxton with lots more information about Laxton and its history.

At the heart of Laxton is the pub where one can discover great value, local ales, in addition to cordial locals who will merrily tell you a tale.

The Goat House at Ivy Cottage is in the village and goes back 200 years.

Having just recently been refurbished to an award winning level, we provide unbeatable value for money bed and breakfast Laxton with a double bedroom, one twin bedroom and a family bathroom.