Stamford 9.2 miles. Rabbit Hole is a beautifully-presented lodge situated on the rural outskirts of Edith Weston, near Stamford in Rutland. With a wood-fired hot tub and pet-friendly amenities, this delightful retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a tranquil escape. Upon entering the lodge, you'll be greeted by an inviting open-plan living space, where you can cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen, toast to a magical holiday around the dining table for four, and look forward to sinking into the plush seating. Here, you can unwind in front of the toasty woodburning stove and enjoy a family movie night relaxing on the sofa bed. To catch your night's rest, choose between the two inviting bedrooms. The ground floor hosts a spacious family room with a king-size and an adult's bubk, while the mezzanine floor offers a twin room, perfect for children. Freshen up in the sleek bathroom by rinsing off in the shower, or soaking in the bath. Step outside to the patio, where you'll find a host of premium amenities. Unwind in the wood-fired hot tub, take a refreshing dip in the plunge pool, or relax in the sauna. As the evening draws in, gather around the fire pit, cook up a feast on the barbecue, and enjoy alfresco dining on the plush seating. The Rabbit Hole offers a unique blend of comfort and elegance, making it an ideal choice for your next getaway. From this magnificent lodge, a short journey will take you to the picturesque shores of Rutland Water, home to the photogenic Normanton Church. There, you can embark on a stroll or cycle around the lake with Specialized Rutland Water. For nature lovers, the nearby Wakerley Woods offers beautiful scenic walks. As the evening draws in, visit The Fox or The Coach House Inn where you can enjoy a hearty meal and sample local ales. A stay at The Rabbit Hole offers a unique blend of comfort, elegance, and endless adventures in the heart of Rutland.

This wonderful stone-built Georgian market town is thought to be one of the finest stone towns in England. Famous for its use as Meryton in the 2005 Pride & Prejudice film, the town offers an excellent variety of independent shops, recognised retailers, character-rich pubs and range of restaurants. There is also a weekly market every Friday. Take a stroll to the banks of the River Welland which winds its way through Stamford and enjoy some lovely walking and an abundance of wildlife. There is a great deal to enjoy nearby with a huge range of attractions in and around Stamford, with the beautiful Elizabethan stately home of the Burghley Estate, a variety of golf courses and Rutland Water to name a few. This charming, bustling town offers an excellent place to stay whatever the time of the year.

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