This wonderful, character cottage resides in the rural village of North Luffenham, 1.5 miles from the pretty village of Edith Weston. Well furnished with plenty of character touches, this property is perfect for families looking to a relaxing break, with the picturesque county of Rutland to explore. Resting down a quiet street and accessed via a narrow pathway, the property sits in a secluded location, with a courtyard to the front and a lawned garden at the rear. Rustle up a sumptuous feast in the well-equipped kitchen, whilst the dining area offers ample seating for all to enjoy a sit down meal over a well-deserved glass of wine. Spend your down time in the delightful sitting room, where you can sink into the plush, corner sofas whilst the warmth of the fire keeps you cosy. Heading upstairs to the first floor is a choice of three bedrooms, consisting of a double, twin and single bedded, served by a spacious bathroom. At the rear of the cottage is a pretty garden whilst to the front is a courtyard area with seating, suitable for enjoying a pleasant evening of alfresco dining in the sun. The property benefits a tranquil, quiet village location, and is within close proximity to several towns that are well worth visiting. Your closest amenities can be found in the pretty village of Edith Weston, including a village shop, post office and a traditional pub. Visit the nearby market town of Oakham, home to several attractive buildings, a fascinating history museum, castle and church, as well as a good choice of shops and eateries. The beautiful, Rutland Water is 11 miles away and a must-visit for any outdoor enthusiast, covering 4,200 acres of open countryside with plenty of walking, cycling, fishing and watersport opportunity. Manor View is the perfect home to get away from it all and relax in the undisturbed countryside, while still being close to the some of the most popular locations in the East Midlands.

The village of Edith Weston stands on the south shore of Rutland Water. The unusual name recalls the history of the village, which was given by Edward the Confessor to his queen, Edith. The village has a shop, pub and Post Office. Further afield are the towns of Stamford and Oakham, offering a good choice of amenities including many independent shops, high-street retailers and quality eateries. Plenty of walking and cycling opportunities can be enjoyed throughout the area, particularly on the beautiful Rutland Water Nature Reserve.

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