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Two Chapel Lane Owner: Diana Steele |
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Description: Set in one of Rutland's pretty villages, two chapel lane is a stone-built Grade II listed cottage and former barn, sleeping up to 4 people. Newly refurbished, it includes an eat-in kitchen, sitting room with double sofa bed, master bedroom with king-size bed, second double bedroom and courtyard garden with barbeque. The interior is decorated in a contemporary English country style, with antique furniture, white Egyptian cotton bed linen, hypo-allergenic bedding, Cath Kidston fabrics and traditional Farrow and Ball paints. Thinking of a cosy winter break? At two chapel lane, you'll find all the comforts you need, including a traditional wood-burning stove and an extensive collection of DVD titles to watch. Visiting in summer? The pretty courtyard garden is perfect for al fresco dining and you can also explore the area with one of our local tour guides. And children are well catered for too including a travel cot and high chair for babies, and DVDs and Sky for children. Whatever time of year you visit, we want your stay to be as relaxing as possible. So we offer a range of extras, to make things easier for you. Why not pre-order one of our popular breakfast hampers which includes locally sourced organic produce... or pre-order champagne, flowers or chocolates for your arrival? Our concierge service is at hand, should you want to make restaurant or theatre reservations. The cottage also features a collection of original art works - many pieces of which are available for purchase. And for that special occasion, our popular vouchers are available to purchase as a gift. We are very happy to create a voucher for any given amount - just contact us for further details. Whether travelling for business or pleasure, with your partner, your family or a group of friends, two chapel lane is a haven to which you'll want to return, time and time again. Location: Rutland is a relatively unknown gem, situated in the east of England, north of Cambridgeshire. It does’nt have the high profile of the Cotswolds or the Lake District and yet it is equally stunning. The area is renowned for its beautiful Georgian stone-built market towns and villages, the Burghley Estate with its Capability Brown-designed gardens, Rutland Water and its beautiful countryside. The area has recently featured in the films of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, The Da Vinci Code and the BBC's adaptation of George Eliot's Middlemarch. Two chapel lane is situated in the pretty village of Ketton, just four miles from the Georgian market town of Stamford. There are two local pubs, a convenience store (with post office facilities) and a church; and all just a short stroll away. Visitors have easy access to a variety of activities and events including sailing, fishing, bird watching, cycling, golf, concerts and the theatre as well as cosy pubs and some excellent restaurants. Stamford also offers some great shopping including stylish boutiques, gift shops and specialist food stores. Local supermarkets include M&S and Tesco. The popular Burghley Horse Trials take place every September. |
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