Homestead

Located just two miles south of the cathedral city of Lincoln in Bracebridge Heath, stands a landmark inn known as The Homestead. Once the grand residence of the medical superintendent for the Lincolnshire County Pauper Lunatic Asylum, this imposing Grade II listed building is now a welcoming pub restaurant that serves delightful pub lunches, along with a selection of fine wines and ales. Bracebridge Heath, a small historic village just outside Lincoln, boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times. The village offers panoramic views of the city to the north, including the cathedral, and the tranquil River Witham Valley to the west.

The Homestead, ideally situated in Bracebridge Heath, provides a perfect setting to unwind after exploring Lincoln’s historic sites or the charming villages and market towns of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Visitors can expect a warm welcome at this dog-friendly venue, where they can relish in delicious pub meals, seasonal specials, and hearty Sunday lunches, accompanied by a fine selection of wines and real ales. Walkers can also enjoy picturesque views of the valley while following a part of the Viking Way footpath, which stretches all the way to the Humber.