Within the beautiful unspoilt community of Langham sits Ranksborough Hall in Rutland. This roomy grand house was constructed in 1893 for Lord Ranksborough who was then equerry to Queen Victoria. These days The hall and its surrounding fifty acre of parkland are now home to many exclusive residential and holiday homes in addition to a lovely sited touring park. The beautiful county of Rutland is definitely one of England’s best kept secrets as it has been mentioned many times now as ’The Cotswolds’ without the crowds. Three of the four properties are located within the courtyard setting while the other property is a lovely ground floor apartment within the wing of Ranksborough Hall itself presenting guests an exquisite insight in to living within the grand old building. Just some minutes stroll from the hall will take guests into the community of Langham together with a its two historic local pubs and community store and just a mere two miles away is the market town of Oakham together with a its medieval castle county museum fine galleries shops and also a plethora of places to eat. For the gardening enthusiasts a head over to to Barnsdale Gardens is a must. For the energetic you will discover plenty of walks together with a the Jurassic Viking and Macmillan Ways to explore and together with a the famous Rutland Water very close set by the whole area will enitirely immerse everyone who visits the county into joining into Rutland’s lovely relaxed way of life. Enjoy an energetic days golf within the surrounding towns and villages around Ranksborough Hall. Rutland 3 miles Oakham 2 miles Uppingham 9 miles and Burley House (NT) 2 miles. Store 1/2 mile and local pub serving food 1/2 mile.