Ferrar House is adjacent to the original site where Nicholas Ferrar and household came in 1626 and next to Little Gidding church, which they restored to daily use.

Little Gidding is also famous for the visit, in 1936, of the poet T. S. Eliot, who published "Little Gidding" as the conclusion of his "Four Quartets" in 1942. Other historical figures associated with Little Gidding include King Charles I and the poet George Herbert, a contemporary of Nicholas Ferrar.

Ferrar House offers:
• Bed and breakfast
• Self-catering facilities
• Morning coffee and afternoon tea for casual visitors
• A small conference centre
• Quiet retreats
• A peaceful countryside location