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Rutland churchyard stone cottage next to the pub

In the churchyard, neighbouring the award winning and brilliant Railway Inn, this 18th century Ketton stone cottage is a very special place to come and stay with friends and family. We have the Rutland Vineyard, a village stores, it is near Rutland Water, there are fab local walks, a great food scene, and there is Burghley House in Stamford, “England’s most attractive town” according to John Betjeman. For me, it is like the Loire and Cotswold towns, but friendlier and with fewer Range Rovers.

Primrose Hall Holiday Cottage Rutland

Primrose Hall is a beautifully renovated, Grade 2 listed stone barn conversion. It is ideally situated in the Rutland village of Empingham, within walking distance of Rutland Water’s North Shore. Empingham nestles in the Gwash Valley, equidistant from the charming Georgian town of Stamford, and Rutland’s county town, Oakham. The village has a shop, pub, medical centre, and an antique shop just 250m away. The local area also benefits from many other very good pubs, restaurants and cafes.

Lower Farm View - Perfect For 2

Lower Farm View is beautifully converted with outstanding views, it's situated in the Rutland Village of Empingham and is only a short walk from Rutland Water's North Shore. Only 6 miles from the beautiful Georgian town of Stamford and 6/7 miles from the picturesque towns of Uppingham and Oakham. The village itself has a hairdresser, doctor's surgery, and shop. The local area has lots of pubs, cafes and shops. A perfect place to be able to enjoy and explore the county of Rutland.

Home with Supply of Natural Mineral Spring Water

Escape to a truly unique 5-bedroom countryside home just 10 minutes from historic Stamford. Spa House is supplied by a rare natural spring once used by the 19th-century Braceborough Spa, known for its healing mineral waters. Today, you’ll enjoy fresh, untreated spring water from every tap. With spacious living areas, 4 bathrooms, a private garden, and countryside views, it’s ideal for families, groups, or rural getaways. The perfect blend of charm, history, and comfort.

Self contained apartment with private parking.

It is a one bedroom apartment with a sofa bed and bedding. With a private bathroom, with a shower, sink, toilet and towels. It also has a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, oven, portable electric hob, fridge, toaster, saucepans, plates, glasses and cutlery. EETV, Roku smart tv and WiFi. Free on street parking. We have off street parking available on request. Extra amenities include - travel cot, iron and ironing board and hairdryer.

Gorgeous Cottage in the heart of Stamford centre

Located in the heart of Stamford, this charming 2-bedroom cottage exudes character and history, with a rich heritage spanning over 300 years. The cottage offers a convenient location where short walks to restaurants, cafes, bars, and supermarkets allow for easy access to all your daily needs. Immerse yourself in the local culture and vibrant atmosphere without the need for driving, as everything you desire is within walking distance.

Spacious 2 bed barn conversion in Rutland

This 19th century converted barn offers spacious and cosy accomodation and is situated next to the renowned award winning Olive Branch restaurant and is a quick 15 minute drive to central Stamford and Burghley House. Church Barn is a 6 minute drive to the sublime wedding venue of Holywell Hall. Church Barn is an old building with imperfections to be expected. Pets by prior agreement

Stylish 1 bed Flat - Stamford

Flat3 is part of a recently refurbished old stone building. This is a stylish, ground-floor flat only a few minutes walk from Stamford's historic town centre, with it's many wonderful shops, pubs, restaurants and fabulous Georgian architecture. The flat has a fully equipped kitchen, open plan lounge and dining area, double bedroom and separate toilet /shower room.

1750's Watermill, Stunning Location near Stamford

Lovingly converted holiday property sleeps up to 8 - an ideal base for a peaceful countryside break. The former grain Mill on the banks of the River Glen was built in the 1750’s, but the accommodation is absolutely up to date. Extensive river frontage, catch and return fishing and superb bird-watching opportunities.