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3 bedroom no pets log cabin with private hot tub and shared access to a swimming pool, just outside Greetham and close to Rutland Water.
3 bedroom no pets log cabin with private outdoor hot tub on holiday park near Rutland Water, with access to onsite swimming pool too.
Fantastic rural retreat, this family-friendly self-catering farmhouse enjoys a tranquil setting in Leicestershire and with views of the surrounding countryside, high quality accommodation, a gold award, a private hot tub and half an acre of gardens, has plenty to recommend it.
Luxury log cabin holiday lodges surrounded by woodland in a quiet idyllic setting overlooking water, private hot tubs with each lodge.
Picture-perfect 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom thatched holiday cottage with country views, private enclosed garden and access to free fishing at nearby Stretton Lakes fishing lakes, all just 6 miles from Rutland Water.
High quality 2 bedroom log cabin in Rutland, with lake views and inviting warm bubbly hot tub, enjoys access to 6 onsite fishing lakes and close to Rutland Water, sorry no pets.
Fabulous romantic cottage, 4 star rated with its own secluded private hot tub, spoil the one you love on a special break to remember.
Charming 2 bedroom stone-built pet-friendly holiday cottage in a village setting near Bedford, with private outdoor hot tub, and good walks from the doorstep.
The quaint and lively market town of Market Harborough is one of the most charming places in which to rent a self-catering cottage near to Northamptonshire. Right on the border of the county in Leicestershire, Market Harborough is home to the church of St Dionysius which dates from 1470 and is a wonderful and historical structure to see when in the settlement. Also in the town centre in the Old Grammar School, dating from 1614, home to a delightful market area which is fantastic to pop along to if you would like to purchase some local goods.
The square of Market Harborough is pedestrianized and features several shops and cafes, and the High Street is home to Georgian buildings and plenty of chain and individual stores, plus restaurants and pubs. With pretty coloured buildings, strolling down here on a sunny afternoon is a great way to spend time when having a break in Market Harborough. If you like soaking up a bit of history when on holiday, you and your loved ones should definitely visit the Harborough Museum. With displays and exhibitions on the local area including artefacts from the Roman period, this free museum provides a fascinating insight into this historical part of the midlands.
There are plenty of cottages in and around Market Harborough which can be rented on a self-catering basis for you and your friends and family. This is an excellent idea for if you wish to have home comforts but be able to explore a different place, and Market Harborough is a great choice due to the charm and vibrancy of this gorgeous settlement.