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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.

Beautiful and Quaint Converted Stable in Rutland

This Grade-2 Listed, self-contained, dog-friendly cottage is the perfect hideaway for a couple looking to enjoy the beautiful Rutland countryside. Ketton is only a few minutes drive from the beautiful town of Stamford, or Rutland Water with its stunning views and local Ospreys. Oakham is also a short drive away. There's a Camra award-winning pub a few minutes walk away and plenty of circular walks in the surrounding countryside, from the accommodation or further afield, to work up a thirst.

Luxurious, Romantic and Gorgeous! (inside & out)

Escape to the Wellbeing Orchard, a romantic retreat amidst 200 apple trees and wildflowers. "Burghley Mouse" is a Cider Hut, nestled in a rustic haven that blends charm with indulgence. Enjoy nights by the wood-burning stove, a gas fire pit under the stars, and crisp cotton sheets. Sip orchard cider, ride the tandem bike, or unwind. A Prosecco treasure hunt adds fun. With a Smeg fridge, Smart TV, and fast Wi-Fi, all comforts are covered. Reconnect, celebrate, or escape to this idyllic haven.

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.

Character cottage in Stamford

This peaceful, recently renovated Victorian cottage, five minutes walk from Burghley park and Stamford high street, has a sunny patio courtyard and private off street parking. It has been decorated in bold Farrow & Ball colours and William Morris wallpaper, with new fittings and furniture throughout. Situated just up the hill from the Meadows, River Welland and famous George Hotel, there are extensive views across the historic rooftops of Stamford from the bedroom windows.

Oak Tree Annexe

Oak Tree Annexe is set in a secluded and secure walled garden. You can park for free directly outside the house and will be staying in one of Rutland’s most desirable villages. Set on the fabulous cycle route around the water and with access to great walks directly from the house or a short drive away it’s a perfect location for exploring Rutland. Our village pub is a 3 minute stroll, serves food 7 days a week and offers our guests a 10% discount on their meals.

The Silos by Stamford Holiday Cottages

A quirky, luxurious couple's retreat, with views of fields and Big Sky! Carefully transformed former agricultural storage buildings that have now taken on a new lease of life. The Silos are now fully equipped with underfloor heating, proper insulation and double glazed bifold doors, not to mention the king sized bed, Egyptian cotton and pillows galore!The perfect ingredients for a relaxing stay, whatever the weather.

Helpston Hideaway

Discover the Magic of Helpston Hideaway. Nestled in peaceful, private woodland, with private access and parking, but just a stone's throw from village amenities, you'll find our cosy wooden cabin, Helpston Hideaway. It's a perfect escape in the woodland and we've added some special touches to make your stay even more inviting during this time of year.

Madison's Barn - rustic and peaceful!

Our barn has been totally renovated but retained all its character with revealed stone and exposed beams. The woodburner and central heating keep it cosy. Outdoors there are big skies, peace and quiet and country walks to the pub in the village.