Holiday cottages in Middle England, England. Vacation rental property and self catering accommodation in one of the most beautiful English locations of Middle England.
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 Waterend BarnBelton-in-Rutland, Nr Oakham, Rutland. In a pretty village setting surrounded by gentle rolling hills, this tastefully converted barn has a wonderful outlook across the open countryside. Adjoining another property and with parts of it dating back to 1760, it displays a wealth of exposed beams and much character. Rutland Water, the largest man-made reservoir in lowland England is a 10-minute drive away and there is an abundance of good walking locally with the Jurassic, Viking and Macmillan Ways to explore. In the vicinity are Stamfor |
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| Sleeps: 4 Pets: no Rating: 4 ? |
 The ThatchNassington, near Stamford This attractive 18th century Grade II listed thatched cottage is situated in the pretty village of Nassington, perfectly situated to visit Rutland Water, for bird watching, fishing, watersports and cycling. Take a trip aboard the Rutland Belle Cruiser, visit Egleton Nature Reserve or Barnsdale Gardens. Towns and villages abound such as Oundle, Stamford and Oakham, and country pubs serving real ale. Shop 100 yards, pub 200 yards. |
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| Sleeps: 4 Pets: yes Rating: 4 ? |
 The SmithySouth Luffenham, Nr Stamford, Rutland. This attractive detached barn conversion is situated along a tiny road in the pretty village of South Luffenham, just a few miles from Stamford and Rutland Water. Beautifully furnished to the E.T.C. `4Star' standard, The Smithy is perfect for a couple or a small family wishing to visit this wonderful part of England. At the heart of this tiny county lies Rutland Water, attracting visitors worldwide for bird-watching, fishing, water sports and cycling - take a trip aboard the Rutland Belle Cruise |
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| Sleeps: 11 Pets: yes Rating: 4 ? |
 The BeechesTickhill Spital This beautifully appointed converted former stable block of charm and character is situated in extensive lawns and mature gardens with Victorian walled rear garden and extending to just under an acre. Furnished to a very good standard with antiques and retaining many original features including being heavily beamed. With two sitting rooms, bespoke breakfast kitchen and inglenook, The Beeches will provide any family party with excellent accommodation. Occupying a delightful position next to a bus |
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| Sleeps: 4 Pets: no Rating: 3 ? |
 Old Vicarage CottageFarndon, near Newark This semi-detached cottage was originally the wing of an 18th-century vicarage and is in the peaceful and attractive village of Farndon, 2 miles from Newark which is known for its market, castle and its history. It is also renowned for pine and antique shops, and regularly holds antique fairs on the showground. The famous River Trent nearby is an excellent coarse fishing water. Newark is close to The Dukeries, with numerous National Trust homes close by. Lincoln is 18 miles, Nottingham is 16 mil |
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| Sleeps: 2 Pets: yes Rating: 3 ? |
 The Old TollhouseNorton Junction, near Daventry Formerly the canal toll keeper's cottage virtually on an island at the junction of the Grand Union Canal (mainline) and the Leicester line. Approach is via a footbridge over the canal. A most unusual location, offering peace and tranquillity, with a view along the canal to narrowboats and pleasure boats, etc. The cottage has an interesting history and is ideally located for quiet walks, visiting the British Waterways Museum at Stoke Bruerne, and the many interesting historic houses in the area. |
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| Sleeps: 16 Pets: yes Rating: 3 ? |
 Diamond HouseSouth Leverton This impressive Grade II listed 17th century detached Country House with private landscaped grounds of 1 acre, is set in a quiet rural village, easily accessed by road & rail being UK central. Well-equipped and spacious for large parties. Lincoln (15 miles) with castle and cathedral and infamously steep old streets, Robin Hoods' Sherwood Forest, Newark's (12 miles) castle, boat trips and antiques, the cathedral city of Southwell. Retford (5 miles) with thriving market, traditional shops, theatre |
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| Sleeps: 11 Pets: yes Rating: ? |
 The Old KennelsRufford This impressive property is situated in quiet rural surroundings with woodlands and open countryside. Bordering Rufford Golf Course, The Old Kennels was built on the site of the Old Rufford Hunt Kennels. The living room boasts an imposing Scandinavian style central fireplace with Bali style grate and canopy over along with large patio doors to the south facing terrace overlooking lawns which are ideal for badminton and croquet. The cellar now provides an indoor games room with pool table and dar |
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