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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.

Peaceful hidden hut based in the heart of Stamford

Adventure awaits you in this rustic and romantic getaway. The hut is based in a very quiet location on the edge of Stamford town centre. All of your home facility needs will be provided including, air fryer/microwave/fridge/kettle/running hot and cold water/shower/toilet/hand basin/heated radiator/double bed, sofa bed and bedding/EETV and Wi-Fi. Free parking and private entrance through a gate at the back of the house. Extra amenities include - travel cot, blankets and dog bed and bowls.

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.

Luxury Barn conversion, 3 bed, 3 bath with hot-tub

The Old Dairy sits in glorious Bedfordshire/Cambridgeshire countryside right on your doorstep. Lovely private garden for outside dining, relaxing and hot-tub. Excellent walking, cycling & other activities close by. You’ll love it because of its beamed ceilings, fabulous kitchen in large open plan living area with log burner and doors opening onto private garden. A great place for special occasions, and make the most of your Sunday with our Lazy Sunday check-out time of 4pm.

Quiet Rural Chapel Conversion (Architectural Gem)

Stylish & unique, self- contained historic Chapel conversion overlooking stunning scenery, (Chater Valley) tucked away at the edge of Conservation Village, 5 min drive from R.Water. Private. Sleeps 4 1 king-size & 1 small DBL Kids 8+ welcome Park free outside Quiet & very rural. Grade ii Listed. Modern interior feat. in "Living Etc" , on TV & won a local design award Helpful owners next door Completely OPEN PLAN INTERNAL WALLS ONLY AROUND BATHROOM

Honeyway 17th Century Cottage

CLOSE TO EVERYTHING BUT FAR FROM ORDINARY. The Cottage was built around 1600 . Its a charming thatched property with a tranquil quality located in Whittlesey nr Peterborough Cambridgeshire. Full kitchen & bathroom includes washing machine . Main bedroom with vaulted ceiling & ground floor 2nd bedroom. Enclosed private garden. Perfect for pets. 5 minutes walk to town centre. Bus route to Peterborough. Free Wifi included.

The “little” annex Whittlesey

The “little” annex has recently been renovated throughout, meaning you have a bright, spacious yet homely place to stay. The annex is fully equip, meaning you can stay for 1 night or a month. The annex is ideal for working professional or a an individual/couple looking for a relaxing break. We can’t wait for you to use our home as if it was your own.

Hay Loft

This luxury Grade II Listed award winning self catering holiday cottage is located three miles from the City of Cambridge, set in 23 acres of private parkland. This Cottage is perfect for romantic getaways, business and solo travellers alike. Come home to a roaring log fire whilst enjoying a well deserved gin and tonic from the honesty bar.

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.