This inspiring building was commissioned in 1860 by Louisa Anne, Marchioness of Waterford, and owner of Ford Estate. It was the village school until 1957 and in its heyday had as many as 134 local children on the register. Now used as the village hall

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"The tiny house was clean, cosy and comfortable, the owners were friendly and helpful, would definitely recommend for a quiet break."

"As metioned in the discription the trailor was perfectly equiped and the view towards the northern sea was really great. Eventhou we had real rough weather it was very comfi inside. We were 3 guys and had enough space. Also the City is very cute and worth a trip. Maybe next time well stay a little longer.Thanks very much!"

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Top Ford Hotel Reviews

The Blue Bell Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were all very friendly, the room was clean and comfortable and the breakfast was great. We had a good nights sleep here and look forward to returning!"

The Lindisfarne Inn - The Inn Collection Group

10/10 Excellent

"A great base for walking or cycling. Friendly helpful staff. We had a twin room which was comfortable and had everything we needed. The set up works really well as the rooms are separate from the Inn with an entrance for residents to access the restaurant for meals. I would certainly recommend a stay. "

Hillcrest House Bed & Breakfast

10/10 Excellent

"Really nice stay and Mark was very friendly and helpful. He suggested places to go and breakfast provided was very tasty and to exact requirements. I would highly recommend as it is near the castle and other places to visit such as the beach and museum. We had a great stay and will definitely visit again."