Stunning location on Rutland Water

Trout Lodge is perfect for gatherings with friends and family The house is set within half a acre of secured garden. Stunning views onto the water, less than a minutes walk down to the water. RW offers various pursuits, walking, sailing, fishing, bird watching , windsurfing and bike hire The historical town of Stamford is less than 10 minutes away, offering independent shops, Gastro pubs, restaurants and stunning architecture & Burghley House, Oakham and Uppingham also have lots to offer Open plan living, with bifolding doors from the sitting into the garden There are two bedrooms downstairs and a master bedroom en-suite upstairs. The master bedroom has a balcony off it overlooking the water . The kitchen is fully equipped, , the dinning table can host up to 10 people. The house has been tastefully decorated. There is plenty of parking, and a large secure garden for children to play safely in. Rutland is the smallest county in the UK, and has so much to offer, from outdoor pursuits, a vast choice of eateries, from pub grub to Michelin Star restaurants. Rutland Water is 27 miles in circumference. There is a cycle path all the way round, with coffee shops dotted on route. The Rutland Belle from Easter to October glides across the water. It goes from the shores at Normanton over to Whitwell. The town of Stamford is less than 5 miles away, it has many independent shops, beautiful architecture , restaurants , The George hotel and the stunning Burghley House and parkland. The tv series The Crown is filmed at Burghley. Burghley is also know for the horse trails that take place the first weekend in September. The towns of Oakham and Uppingham are also very picturesque but smaller than Stamford. Cambridge is about 45 minutes by car. There are several golf courses closed by, plus riding stables…something for everyone Beautiful countryside, histrionical towns , Stately Homes, parklands excellent rail and road links to Cambridge and London . Vast choice of restaurants, pubs and bars Dogs are welcome, but with T & Cs, …not on the furniture or the bedrooms