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Cottages in Rutland
Imagine a spectacular holiday in an area of outstanding natural beauty? Do you want to walk along many trails in a peaceful location and just relax and watch the world go by? In Rutland you can spend hours watching wildlife, sunbathing and delighting on the banks of a river. Rutland is the place to be! Find traditional English cottages for your holiday enjoyment, in these stunning rural buildings just a few miles from Rutland and close to various villages such as Caldesdecott, Rockingham and Lyddinton, as well as parkland and historic sites. You can find the best accommodation with our Holidu search engine and see which cottage is the right one for you and your family. Start planning your next getaway to Rutland now!
Cottages with a great charmCottages in Rutland are the right place to spend a nice and quiet holiday with your family, including your four-legged companion. Enjoy lovely gardens and spacious areas for you to share with the children, with friends and with your partner. Use the exterior patios and terraces or balconies to enjoy some fresh air in the morning or while enjoying your breakfast. Prepare a barbecue and have a chat by the fireplace in the evenings! All the amenities are provided for you to have an unforgettable experience in Rutland.
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The Rutland County Museum is a library and shop with galleries containing items such as Roman finds, old rifles, old farm machinery like snow ploughs and much more. There is also an additional area with original gallows from the mid-1800s. You can pick up many interesting facts. It is a beautiful museum with many things to see, all inside a huge barn, combined with the town and excellent library and information centre. There are very interesting items to be seen, if you want additional information, you should spend more time reading more of the details.
Rutland for garden loversSpectacular to see a variety of individual gardens in Barnsdale Gardens such as the famous kitchen ornamental garden that Geoff Hamilton used when he was head gardener. You can take several ideas to take home as well and spend a few pleasant hours enjoying yourself around the gardens, which are generally well maintained and manicured. Have a look at the colourful flower beds arranged graciously throughout the seasons. You leave with a mild Barnsdale feeling, with new ideas, energy and vitality, which you will be delighted to take away with you after that lovely visit to the Barnsdale garden.
Did you know Rutland is the smallest historic county in England and the fourth smallest in the UK as a whole?
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Learn the history of how it all works, it's a great feeling to know how it grinds its flour making it an enjoyable visit and a fascinating opportunity to step back in time and see how things used to be done. You have to watch out for the steps as they are very narrow. You will enjoy getting a lot of flour on your clothes, as it is a dusty environment, but you will be fascinated by the pleasant experience.
2. Visit the Rutland Falconry and Owl CentreThis is a quiet walk through the woods in an open area where they give information about the birds, you have the opportunity to take videos and photographs, it is recommended that you wear the right footwear for walking through the woods and take precautions with the weather to avoid getting wet in the rain.
3. Visit the Goldmark GalleryLocated near the city centre, it is a fascinating place full of pieces; sculpture, paintings, drawings and ceramics, books and miscellaneous materials galore, well worth a look.
4. Visit Rutland Water ParkA great place, very beautiful! for walking, eating, cycling, with an attractive air to spend the day, there are plenty of areas to sit, watch the wildlife, plus there are water sports available. A tremendous experience to be in this place, with so many of the world's bird admirers, wide open spaces with magnificent views around every corner, this is Rutland Water.
5. Visit Bugtopia ZooThis is a small zoo, but it has a play area for the kids. They are going to love it! Have a look at all kinds of insects and animals in a friendly and educational environment where the staff are attentive and love to share their knowledge. This allows you and the kids to ask questions. Plan a fabulous day out with animals and interesting facts.
6. Visit the yew tree avenueIt is a lovely place, with amazing trees, beautifully shaped. This is a small place to take a pleasant walk and have some lunch or even a picnic. It is a very picturesque spot with beautiful images of natural figures. Connect with your inner soul as you walk and listen to the birds.
7. Visit Normanton ChurchNormanton Church is an old church, very pleasant, and spectacular for a to tie the knot. The magnificent structure of the building is enhanced by the spectacular scenery inside, so make sure to take your camera with you to capture some fabulous images with the water in the background.
Information about cottages in Rutland
🏡 Cottages available: | 89 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -51%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £44. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 38 properties. |
👩👩👧👦 For families: | 10% of the properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 21 properties. |