Northamptonshire is a historic county in the East Midlands of England, featuring walkable town centers, rich heritage sites, accessible rail connections, and vibrant cultural and sporting attractions.
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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.
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.
A three-bedroom detached self catering property in the Warwickshire village of Willoughby with amenities including a garden, private parking, and Wi-Fi, suitable for families, couples, and groups.
A detached countryside lodge with open plan living, two double bedrooms, and private hot tub, surrounded by rural views and suitable for small families or groups including pets.
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.
This countryside cottage offers ground-floor accessible accommodation with a private enclosed garden and shared use of an indoor heated swimming pool within a peaceful rural setting in the Nene Valley.
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.
An 18th-century cosy cottage in the heart of Olney with views of the church spire, a private patio, and close proximity to shops, cafés, and riverside walks, suitable for couples and dog owners.
Cowper & Newton Museum in Olney is a historic house museum dedicated to 18th century poet William Cowper and John Newton, author of Amazing Grace. Visitors can explore the house, peaceful gardens, and exhibition galleries highlighting local history and art, with activities for children and a shop onsite.
Olney is a historic market town in Buckinghamshire with rich cultural heritage, known for its connection to poet William Cowper and the famous hymn 'Amazing Grace'. It features historic buildings, traditional events, and a charming high street.
A comfortable ground-floor rural cottage in Northamptonshire with views over rolling countryside, on a working farm near market towns and historic sites, offering a peaceful and family-friendly retreat with access to natural surroundings.
Richmond and Rebecca's Cottages - Richmond Cottage
A cosy, semi-detached cottage over 200 years old located next to a friendly village pub in Northamptonshire, set in a village with local attractions and countryside surroundings.
Well Cottage is a cosy two-bedroom countryside retreat in the village of Welton, Northamptonshire, offering a laid-back and homely atmosphere with nearby village amenities and scenic surroundings.
A spacious and stylish barn conversion set in a peaceful village location near Olney and Milton Keynes, offering accommodation for up to 8 guests with a large enclosed garden and wood burner, ideal for families, friends, and special occasions.
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.
A spacious and stylish five-bedroom barn conversion located in the village of Ashby St Ledgers, offering a homely and peaceful retreat ideal for families and groups with ample outdoor garden space and private parking.
Wagtail Cottage is a single-storey barn conversion set in the Leicestershire countryside on a working farm near quaint villages and heritage sites, offering a peaceful rural retreat for family-oriented guests.
This countryside stone cottage offers ground-floor accommodation with wheelchair accessibility, a shared indoor heated swimming pool, a private enclosed garden with outdoor seating, and a peaceful rural setting ideal for family and group stays.
Elton Hall gardens offer visitors expansive historic parkland with formal Edwardian gardens, an orangery, lily pond, and notable topiary, nestled alongside the River Nene. The site features a restored garden awarded for its design and includes plant sales and refreshments.
A large Scandinavian wooden lodge situated on a working farm in the countryside, ideal for families and friends seeking a peaceful rural retreat with scenic views and ample outdoor space.
This detached cottage offers a tranquil holiday base with views over open fields and the Grand Union Canal, featuring a garden and quiet countryside setting suitable for a peaceful retreat.
A countryside cottage in the Nene Valley offering accommodation for 4 guests with 2 bedrooms, wheelchair-accessible features, shared heated indoor swimming pool, private parking, pet allowance, and outdoor sitting areas.
Elton Hall & Gardens is a historic country house in Cambridgeshire featuring a significant art collection and beautifully restored gardens with a Gothic orangery. Visitors can explore the indoor house exhibits and extensive accessible gardens, with refreshment available at the on-site cafe.
Hilltop Apartments offers modern, self-contained studio apartments in Earl Shilton with home comforts, located on the ground floor and featuring allocated parking and Wi-Fi, ideally suited for short stays in a convenient Midlands location.
Earl Shilton is a historic market town in Leicestershire with rich medieval heritage, industrial history, and community cultural events, offering visitors a walkable town centre with various historical sites, local shops, and sports activities.
This accommodation is a tranquil first-floor holiday studio located in the quiet village of Welton, Northamptonshire, offering a peaceful retreat with shared garden and private patio access, suitable for 2 guests and welcoming one dog.
Waxwing Cottage is a single-storey barn conversion set in the Leicestershire countryside on a working farm with a peaceful rural setting and private outdoor space.
Nibelheim is a spacious six-bedroom retreat in the peaceful village of Desford with a large garden and close to Leicester's theatres, attractions, and countryside walks, offering a homely atmosphere for families, friends, or groups.
Hilltop Apartments in Earl Shilton offers nine modern ground-floor studio apartments designed for comfort and accessibility with step-free access and en-suite wet rooms, situated in a town rich in history with convenient access to local attractions and cities.
Tropical Birdland is a bird-focused visitor attraction in Desford, Leicestershire, featuring many bird species including parrots, hornbills, and owls, with some birds flying outdoors during visiting hours.
Medbourne Edge Retreat offers high-end lodges nestled in the serene Leicestershire countryside, providing a peaceful and stylish setting ideal for romantic or family escapes with opportunities for outdoor adventures and relaxation.
Tetuan House is a stylish six-bedroom holiday home in Leicester suitable for families and groups, located in a residential area within easy reach of the city centre and local attractions, offering a comfortable and convenient urban stay with a secure garden and on-site parking.
The Jewry Wall in Leicester is a significant 2nd-century Roman masonry ruin forming part of a public baths complex, complemented by the Jewry Wall Museum displaying Roman and Iron Age artefacts, offering visitors a mix of outdoor ruins and indoor museum experiences.
A peaceful holiday cottage in the Northamptonshire countryside offering ground-floor accommodation with two ensuite bedrooms, a woodburner, and a private garden patio, ideal for couples, families, and walkers seeking a quiet rural retreat.
A Grade II listed cosy cottage set in an idyllic village near Stamford, featuring original oak beams and an inglenook fireplace, with access to country walks and nearby historic and scenic attractions.
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.
A ground-floor cottage in Northamptonshire offering countryside views, suitable for 4 guests, dog-friendly, with private parking and shared garden patio on a working farm setting.
Racing Retreat is a charming holiday home in Towcester, Northamptonshire, near Silverstone Race Circuit and Towcester Race Track, suitable for up to four guests with a cosy and scenic setting offering an enclosed garden and private parking.
Stoke Park Pavilions is a historic house located in Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, offering visitors a chance to explore its heritage mainly through indoor tours. Accessibility is limited for people with disabilities, and children require close supervision. Visits are not free and mostly by appointment except for specific open times during certain holidays.
Towcester is an ancient market town in Northamptonshire with rich Roman and Saxon heritage, notable historic buildings like St Lawrence's Church, and a vibrant cultural scene including a racecourse and museums.
Red Kite Cottage is a cosy limestone terraced cottage located in rural Northamptonshire near the historic town of Stamford, offering comfortable accommodation with two double bedrooms, an open fire, and a large enclosed garden in a peaceful countryside setting.
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.
Priest's House is a 15th-century historic building showcasing fascinating local architecture and a museum dedicated to Easton's industrial past and slate mining history.
Drapers Cottage is a cosy and quiet period cottage located in a rural village of Leicestershire with charming character, close to walking and outdoor activities, and near historic waterways and market towns.
Sheldon House is a historic and characterful cottage in the centre of Braunston village offering a cosy and homely stay with three bedrooms, a garden, and nearby outdoor and cultural attractions.
A recently renovated ground-floor barn conversion country retreat in Rutland with three bedrooms, accessible features, private parking, enclosed garden, and countryside views, suited for families, couples, and guests with accessibility needs.
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.
Farndon Grange is a spacious Victorian farmhouse set in a tranquil rural setting with meadows and lakes nearby, ideal for families or groups seeking a peaceful countryside retreat.
A well-equipped first-floor apartment with countryside views, situated in a rural area close to Rutland Water, offering a peaceful and family-friendly environment with easy access to outdoor activities.
Hilltop Apartments in Earl Shilton offers modern, ground-floor studio apartments designed for comfort and accessibility, featuring a kitchenette and en-suite bathroom with wet room facilities, set in a convenient Midlands location.
This countryside stone cottage nestled in the Nene Valley provides a peaceful retreat with ground-floor wheelchair accessible accommodation and a private enclosed garden, surrounded by rolling countryside scenery.
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.
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.
A first-floor accommodation surrounded by beautiful countryside near Rutland Water with two bedrooms, living space, and a garden with furniture, allowing up to four guests including one dog on a lead.
An off-grid shepherd's hut set in the Northamptonshire countryside, providing a cosy, peaceful retreat with countryside views and access to nearby villages and nature walks.
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.
A cosy and homely ground-floor accommodation set in an idyllic countryside location near Rutland Water, offering a laid-back and private retreat with scenic views and an inviting atmosphere.
Uppingham is an attractive market town in Rutland known for its historic centre, independent art galleries, a traditional weekly market, and a distinguished public school. It offers a rich cultural experience with a welcoming community atmosphere.
This Grade II listed thatched cottage dating over 300 years old offers a rural and historic setting ideal for families, featuring six bedrooms across multiple floors with original charm and garden with a play area.
Gulliver's Land is a children's theme park in Milton Keynes, England, offering family-friendly rides, indoor and outdoor attractions including a Splash Zone, Dinosaur and Farm Park, and themed accommodation at Adventurers Village Resort for short breaks.
Jasmine Cottage is a characterful 1850s detached cottage in the rural village of Walgrave, Northamptonshire, with charming interiors and a split-level enclosed garden in a picturesque countryside setting near scenic walks and historic sites.
Lamport Hall is a historic Tudor manor house in Northamptonshire featuring a classical facade and a remarkable collection of books, paintings, and furniture. Visitors can explore the fine rooms indoors and enjoy the extensive gardens and parkland outdoors. The venue offers wheelchair accessibility on the ground floor, a cafe, and a shop, making it a rich cultural and outdoor experience.
A cosy and quiet single-storey cottage suitable for couples, located on a working farm in rural Northamptonshire with countryside views and accessible features.
The Barn is a two-bedroom barn conversion in the peaceful village of Thornhaugh offering a homely and rustic retreat in a rural setting, ideal for enjoying the surrounding countryside and nearby historic towns.
This ground floor accommodation in a rural setting near Rutland Water offers an open plan living space and an enclosed lawned garden, suitable for couples, families, and groups looking for outdoor activities and countryside exploration.
A spacious detached cottage with open plan living in a quiet village setting surrounded by countryside views, ideal for a peaceful romantic or independent getaway.
A quirky open plan holiday property in a quiet Northamptonshire village, situated on the ground floor with countryside views and private garden terrace, ideal for romantic or peaceful stays.
This off-grid cabin in Northamptonshire countryside offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by wildlife, suitable for up to four guests with two pets, featuring an enclosed garden and on-site parking.
This countryside escape in the Nene Valley offers a peaceful and family-friendly retreat with wheelchair-accessible ground-floor facilities, set in a charming stone cottage around a picturesque courtyard surrounded by rolling countryside.
Southwick Hall is an English manor house showcasing architectural styles from the 14th to 19th centuries, retaining much of its medieval layout and history tied to three families over centuries. Visitors can explore the house and its historical evolution with notable alterations and additions.
A recently renovated single-storey barn conversion set in a rural location with views over parkland and grazing cattle, offering accessible features and a private enclosed garden with patio and seating.
Jack's Cottage is a cosy limestone terraced cottage located in rural Lincolnshire, offering a homely and peaceful stay suitable for couples or small families with pets, surrounded by scenic countryside and close to historic and natural attractions.
The Barn is a spacious and rustic two-bedroom converted barn located in the peaceful village of Thornhaugh, offering a welcoming rural retreat ideal for couples or friends seeking a countryside escape with nearby historic towns and natural attractions.
Orchard Loft is a spacious loft apartment on a working livery yard near Belton in Rutland, offering peaceful countryside views and outdoor access on a farm setting with a private balcony and open plan living area.
Hilltop Apartments offers modern studio apartments on the ground floor in Earl Shilton, Leicestershire, blending historical location with modern self-contained accommodation ideal for short stays or work trips.
This detached bungalow is located on the Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire border in a rural area, offering a peaceful countryside retreat with access to nearby walks, cycle routes and local attractions.
Sulgrave Manor is a historic Tudor house in Northamptonshire, notable as the family home of George Washington's ancestors. Visitors can explore the restored interiors and gardens, enjoy the café, shop, and facilities for children, with accessible features throughout.
This is a single-storey detached lodge set in the Leicestershire countryside featuring two double bedrooms, open plan living, and private hot tub with garden and patio space, suitable for up to 4 guests including one pet.
This offering is a spacious upside down barn conversion set in a peaceful countryside with scenic views, suitable for families and groups, featuring modern amenities and surrounded by natural landscape with nearby village attractions.
A first-floor apartment in a historic cottage located in the village of Water Newton on the banks of the River Nene, offering a peaceful and homely setting with shared outdoor swimming pool and garden, suitable for a small group or couple with pet allowance.
Longthorpe Tower is a 14th-century medieval tower in Longthorpe, Peterborough, famous for its rare and well-preserved medieval wall paintings. The tower offers visitors insight into medieval life and art in a historic stone structure owned by English Heritage.
A cosy, detached shepherd's hut for two offering scenic views over the Grand Union Canal with outdoor copper bath and countryside surroundings suited for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.
A romantic two-bedroom cottage in the countryside near St. Neots offering a cosy and peaceful retreat with a private enclosed garden, wood burner, and scenic rural surroundings.
Bushmead Priory is a historic Grade I listed Augustinian monastic ruin in Bedfordshire, featuring preserved refectory and kitchen remains. Visitors can explore the outdoor site which reveals architectural history from the 12th century. The priory is open to the public on weekends during spring and summer under English Heritage care.
A peaceful rural cottage in the Nene Valley offering ground-floor wheelchair accessible accommodation with two bedrooms, suitable for up to four guests and one pet with an on-site heated indoor swimming pool, private parking, and garden space.
A character cottage in a rural village near Stamford, situated in a peaceful location with easy access to countryside walks, local pubs, and nearby towns, offering a homely and cosy atmosphere.