Executive & Rural Properties for Sale in Rutland and Stamford
From a Grade II listed manor in Langham to a £4m historic estate residence, here’s this month’s pick of Rutland and Stamford’s finest properties
Searching for executive and rural homes in Rutland and Stamford? Pride Magazine’s Luxury Homes pages showcase the very best of the area’s property market each month, from Grade II* listed manor houses with centuries of history to executive family homes and rural retreats across Rutland, Stamford and the surrounding villages. Featured alongside respected local agents including Strutt & Parker, Hurfords, James Sellicks, Pelham James and Parry & Grace, it’s the essential monthly guide for anyone with an eye on the area’s finest homes.
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This month’s highlights…
The Manor, Langham
Enjoying a private setting in the heart of Langham, The Manor is an attractive Grade II listed period home constructed of stone beneath a Collyweston slate roof, dating principally from the early 17th century. Guide price £1,700,000, with James Sellicks of Oakham.
Burley on the Hill
A rare opportunity to own one of the most remarkable residences within this historic country estate, offering the splendour of a stately home lifestyle together with the ease and security of modern, low-maintenance living. £3,995,000, with Martin Allsuch & Co.
The Barn, Belton-in-Rutland
Tucked into the rolling Rutland landscape, this striking contemporary barn conversion — complete with its own pool — takes its unassuming name from the restrained architectural language at play: a refined take on agricultural modernism. Guide price £2,250,000, with Pelham James of Oakham.
Neville House and Brownlow House
Neville House is a substantial character townhouse forming part of Oakham’s attractive High Street scene, with a private walled garden and rear gated access (offers over £1,200,000, with Moores Estate Agents). Brownlow House, Stamford, is an exceptional contemporary townhouse built in 2017 to an exacting standard, a stone’s throw from the Georgian town centre (guide price £1,595,000, with King West).
A Market With Real Range
What stands out this month is the sheer range on offer — from a 17th-century Grade II listed manor to a brand-new contemporary barn conversion with its own pool, all within a few miles of each other. It’s a reminder of just how varied Rutland and Stamford’s property market has become, whether buyers are drawn to centuries of history or the clean lines of contemporary design.
Browsing This Month’s Full Selection
These are just a handful of the executive and rural properties featured this month — the full selection spans Rutland and Stamford, with prices from around £560,000 through to nearly £4 million.
See this month’s property pages here.
FAQ
What is the most expensive property in this month’s showcase?
Burley on the Hill, a residence within a historic country estate, at £3,995,000 with Martin Allsuch & Co.
Where is The Manor in this month’s showcase?
The Manor is in Langham, Rutland — a Grade II listed period home dating principally from the early 17th century, guide price £1,700,000.
Which agents are featured in this month’s property showcase?James Sellicks, Martin Allsuch & Co, Pelham James, Moores Estate Agents and King West, among others.
