Situated in a pretty chocolate box village of Edith Weston, East Midlands, 9 Rectory Lane is the perfect destination for a family holiday. The small quaint village with its friendly residents, well stocked local store, inviting pub and Cotswoldian brick is a great place to relax and unwind. Park up on the gravelled driveway and drop your bags in the welcoming entrance hall, before stepping into the inviting open-plan ground-floor which offers guests into a light and airy living space. Here, you will find an extremely well-appointed kitchen which is fitted with everything needed to produce delicious meals for the holiday party and at dinner time, guests can pull up a chair at the rustic dining table and look forward to tucking into leisurely meals together. If the weather is nice, then throw open the patio doors and let the refreshing Rutland air into the house or take yourselves out to the lawn area which has a good selection of patio furniture and is ready to host alfresco entertaining As darkness falls and the stars come out, make your way inside to the comfy sitting area where there are sofas, a feature electric wood-burning stove and a Smart TV and is somewhere you can imagine spending plenty of time during your holiday chilling out together and relaxing. At bedtime, sink into the opulent king-size bed while the kids enjoy the cool twin bedroom.Both have traditional sloping ceilings and picture windows which help to create a lovely cottagey feel to the bedrooms.Come morning and you’re already in a great location for getting out and about exploring the wonders of nearby Rutland and beyond. The village of Edith Weston sits on Rutland water making it an ideal location to explore and enjoy the great outdoors.Set around beautiful Rutland Water and covering 4,200 acres of open countryside, the park offers everything from walking and cycling to fishing and watersports. There is also a fantastic nature reserve home to the Rutland Osprey Project. Take a road trip to the lovely stone town of Stamford which is great for a touch of shopping and eateries.Renowned for its wonderful architecture including that of Burghley House, one of the finest of Elizabethan mansions set in lovely parkland.The River Welland flows through water meadows in the town centre making it an attractive setting.Oakham is also a short drive away.The pretty traditional English market town is home to a variety of activities and packed with heritage.There are also some great shops and restaurants. A stay at 9 Rectory Lane promises guests a break to remember for a lifetime.

Oakham is the delightful county town of Rutland, and is a great place to visit and spend a holiday. It is filled with pretty stone and thatched buildings and offers something for everyone, it's a great family holiday destination. The town centre offers a good range of shops, restaurants and bars to choose from as well as a local history museum, a 12th century castle and a 14th century church adding real character and beauty. To the outskirts of the town sits one of the largest man-made lakes in Europe in the Rutland Water Nature Reserve which offers watersports, a small water adventure park, a bird watching fair, sailing club and fishing facilities for you outdoor people. There is also Rutland Water Golf Course overlooking the lake. The Midlands is packed with lovely towns and cities that are worth visiting, the train station in Oakham offers access to places such as Nottingham and Leicester with their great shopping and stunning buildings. Why not visit Melton Mowbray, the home of the pork pie?

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