Wicksteed Park

Wicksteed Park in Kettering, Northamptonshire, is a Grade II listed amusement park with 27 rides including coasters, a historic narrow-gauge railway, playgrounds, and outdoor leisure facilities. Established in 1921, it offers family-friendly attractions and hosts regular community events.

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Lily Pad Cottages - Lily Pad 7

Countryside stone cottages in the Nene Valley providing accommodation for up to 10 guests, featuring ground floor wheelchair accessible facilities, shared indoor heated pool, private parking, and family-friendly amenities.

Near The Prebendal Manor

The Prebendal Manor in Northamptonshire is a Grade I-listed historic manor house dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period. Visitors can enjoy owner-led tours of the house, 16th-century dovecote, tithe barn, and gardens featuring medieval plant selections, with tea and cakes served in the tithe barn.

Fairchilds - Big Drift Barn

Big Drift Barn is a semi-detached barn conversion located in the countryside of Rutland, offering spacious accommodation across two floors with views over rolling hills and a private hot tub in a rural farm setting.

2 miles from Rockingham Castle

Rockingham Castle is a historically rich Norman castle in Northamptonshire, still home to the Saunders-Watson family. Visitors can explore the castle interiors, extensive gardens, and enjoy facilities like a cafe and shop. The site offers wheelchair access and various visitor amenities, with special events and guided tours available seasonally.

Near Burghley House

Burghley House is a grand 16th-century Elizabethan stately home in Lincolnshire featuring magnificent State Rooms, historic art collections, extensive gardens, and adventure play areas for children. Visitors can explore both indoor historical interiors and outdoor parkland with deer and landscaped vistas, alongside facilities including a café and picnic spots.

Located in Stamford

Stamford is a historic market town in Lincolnshire renowned for its well-preserved 17th- and 18th-century stone and timber-framed buildings, medieval churches, and annual cultural festivals, with access to rail, buses, and walkable central streets.

Croft Farm - The Farmhouse

A charming five-bedroom farmhouse in the peaceful village of Thornhaugh blending rustic character with modern comfort, set in scenic countryside ideal for family gatherings and rural escapes.

Lily Pad Cottages - Lily Pad 6

A countryside retreat in the Nene Valley offering a stone cottage with ground-floor living space, wheelchair accessible facilities, and private decking, suitable for groups up to 10 guests.

3 miles from Apethorpe Palace

Apethorpe Palace is a Grade I listed Jacobean country house in Northamptonshire, known for its historic royal connections to James I and Elizabeth I, exquisite state rooms, and centuries of architectural evolution. Visitors can explore the palace through pre-booked tours in summer months, experiencing a significant example of English heritage and royal history.

Stop in the Sticks - Hare's Furrow

This spacious detached property built in 2019 is situated in the Leicestershire countryside with a large landscaped garden and offers a peaceful retreat with an open plan living and dining area and countryside views.

Near Turvey House

Turvey House is a Grade I listed country house in Bedfordshire featuring interiors with collections of 18th and 19th century furniture, ceramics, books, and artwork, set within 150 acres of parkland by the river Great Ouse. It offers visitors a chance to explore its historic neo classical architecture and grounds with tickets required for entry.

Fairchilds - Fairchild's Barn

This modern barn conversion offers accommodation for up to 11 guests in a rural farmhouse setting on the edge of Rutland, featuring spacious living areas, private hot tub, and enclosed garden space with countryside views.

3 miles from Lyddington Bede House

Lyddington Bede House is a Grade I listed historic medieval bishop's palace turned almshouse in Rutland, England, featuring well-preserved interiors and gardens, open to the public under English Heritage.