Luxury 17th Century Barn in beautiful Rutland

Set in the quiet village of Ryhall, just 3 miles from the beautiful Georgian town of Stamford, this lovingly-converted riverside barn was originally built in 1656 as the village forge. Today, it's an idyllic space that blends thoughtful design with original features to create a wonderfully restful place to stay. An ideal base to visit quaint local villages, Rutland Water, Burghley House (featured in The Crown), and just 45mins from Cambridge and 1.5hrs by train from London. The space The Old Forge Barn has three double bedrooms (one has a King-sized bed), all have ensuite bathrooms (bedroom 2 and 3 share a bathroom) - one with walk-in wardrobes and free-standing bath as well as a shower. Downstairs there is a comfortable sitting room with TV, wood-burning stove, and inglenook fireplace. The large, open-plan kitchen, is a lovely bright and airy space that's great for entertaining. It opens out onto a large patio area and private garden with dining furniture, BBQ and sofas for lounging. There's also a cosy snug with TV and lamps for reading. The utility room is fitted with a double Belfast sink and washing machine. There's a separate downstairs cloakroom and entrance hall. The Barn is ideal for three couples, or a small group of friends and family (max 6 people). If 4 people and only 2 bedrooms are required there is a price reduction. Go to airbnb.co.uk/h/2bedoldforgebarn . Guest access Guests will have access to all areas.