Rutland the idyllic location of Broccoli Bottom Bed and Breakfast, Self Catering Holiday Cottages

Welcome to the beautiful family home of Colin & Sally Udale, set in Manton in the heart of Rutland. Three miles from Oakham, the county town of Rutland, and only three miles from Uppingham, a traditional market town and home to Uppingham School. 12 miles from the historic Georgian town of Stamford.

Broccoli Bottom is the idyllic location for all your self catering accommodation and bed & breakfast requirements.

Rutland Water, with its fishing, walking, bird watching, sailing and cycling attractions is walking distance, as is the award winning village inn! Birdwatchers will not want to miss the Red Kites and Barn Owl that frequently visit Broccoli Bottom.

Ramblers routes are close by as are many restaurants, traditional pubs and hotels offering local fare and international cuisine. The road from Broccoli Bottom leads to many well known places including Burghley House, the historic town of Stamford, Belvoir and Rockingham Castles and Barnsdale Gardens. 5 mins to Rutland Sailing Club, The Bird Watching Centre, Cycle Hire & Rutland Fishing Lodge.

When visiting Rutland you should not miss crossing the border into Lincolnshire where you will find the historic Georgian town of Stamford. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, Stamford is a feast of wonderful architecture including Georgian town houses, the town bridge over the River Welland, cobbled streets leading up from Stamford Meadows and many beautiful churches.

On the outskirts of Stamford is Burghley Estate where Queen Elizabeth I had Burghley House built for her Lord High Treasurer, William Cecil. There is lots to do and see at Burghley and well worth a visit.

Stamford became famous for its wool trade and as a halfway stopping point for the mail coaches between London and York. Today, with all it’s individual shops, numerous restaurants and pubs, Stamford has become a cosmopolitan market town and is regularly voted by the Sunday Times, along with The County of Rutland, as a desirable place to live in the UK.