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Newick Park Hotel and Country Estate

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Newick Park Hotel and Country Estate

Set in over 200 acres of estate Newick Park is truely tranquil.

The house has a wonderful homely atmosphere and all the rooms have fabulous views across the surrounding park and countryside.

Our restaurant has an excellent reputation and offers fine dining sourced from the estate.

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