Self-catering holiday rentals in Leicestershire And Rutland, UK England - Vacation cottages to rent - Book direct

A charming country cottage in an attractive and peaceful village location, only ten minutes from Oakham and fifteen minutes from Rutland Water. Suitable for sleeping up to three people. Master bedroom with King Size bed and en-suite bathroom.

Two chapel lane is a stone-built eighteenth century stone cottage. Newly refurbished, it is set in a quiet village location. Ideal for water sports, golf, walking and those seeking relaxation.

This charming character cottage provides accommodation for up to six people. The property is in the delightful village of Greetham in the centre of England, eight minutes from Rutland Water

This charming stone-built cottage is situated in the picturesque village of Bisbrooke, Rutland, in the heart of England. The cottage sleeps six and is just ten minutes from Rutland Water

Perfect for a romantic break. Luxury renovated GradeII Listed self-catering thatched holiday cottage with two double bedrooms in Cottesmore village. Ideal for exploring the region including Rutland Water, the busy market towns of Oakham/Uppingham & just 10 miles from ...

This enchanting stone-built cottage situated in the peaceful village of South Luffenham in Rutland sleeps up to four people and is just eight minutes drive from Rutland Water

A delightful self-catering Grade II Listed cottage with a wealth of character and many period features. The cottage, suitable for sleeping four people is situated very close Rutland Water.

An attractive ironstone cottage for sleeping up to five people, overlooking the picturesque Welland Valley in Rutland, in the very heart of England, just fifteen minutes drive from Rutland Water

A charming Grade II listed ironstone cottage in middle England, for sleeping four people, just fifteen minutes drive from Rutland Water, an area nationally renowned for its outstanding natural beauty.

The Masters Lodge, part of The Old Schoolhouse, is perfectly placed for those who enjoy outdoor activities. Right next to Rutland Water, England's largest man-made lake, for fishing, bird watching, walking, horse riding, cycling sailing and windsurfing