The Old Dairy Olney

The Old Dairy is a fine old house dating back to the 17th century and is situated on the High Street in the picturesque market town of Olney. The house has had an eventful history having been substantially rebuilt in 1779 after a fire which devastated much of Olney (burnt timbers and stonework can still be seen today). It has been two public houses, the Bell and the Two Coopers and most recently the town's dairy. The house has recently been refurbished to modern standards but still retains much character from a bygone age. The proprietors, Nigel and Jane Gregory, having many years experience in the hotel trade, realised the need for short term, fully serviced, self catering accommodation in the area. They have now completed the conversion of an old barn in the courtyard at the rear of their home into two, luxury, self contained, studio apartments. Providing a cost effective alternative to hotel accommodation for business people and tourists alike.The Old Dairy offers high standards of decor, furnishing, and comfort. The apartments are fully equipped and provide serviced accommodation for guests wishing to stay three nights or more. The Old Dairy is a non-smoking establishment. Kitchen area equipped with microwave, hotplates, refrigerator, utensils and crockery. Living area includes desk dressing table, dining facilities, double bed, easy chairs, television. Ensuite shower room contains wc, sink, shower. Services include weekly cleaning and linen, all utilities, private access, secure car parking. Guests are provided with a starter pack of fresh milk, tea, coffee, sugar and cereals.We now have Wi-Fi access in all rooms.PLEASE NOTE: WE CANNOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS.

Address: The Old Dairy 72 HIGH STREET OLNEY Buckinghamshire MK46 4BE

Website: Visit the official booking page (opens in new window)

Directions

If coming from the M1 motorway whether travelling North or South exit the motorway at Junction 14. Turn onto the A509 (London Road) in the direction of Newport Pagnell. At the next roundabout turn right taking the third exit towards Olney. Go straight over the immediate next roundabout and then continue for about two miles and go ahead again at the next roundabout staying on the A509. Continue on the A509 for a further three miles until reaching Olney. Follow the High Street and the Old Dairy is on the right hand side just after the Four Pillars restaurant.