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Residences by Woolfox
Thank you Alexandra Goss for visiting Woolfox recently and for including us in The Sunday Times Best Places to live 2024
With boutique and independent businesses on our high street such as The Blonde Beet and with Burghley House and Stamford Arts Centre on our doorstep we’re never short of something to do.
The first phase of Residences by Woolfox consists of three new contemporary residences alongside 5 plots on the 185 acre site in the heart of Rural Rutland, moments from the Georgian Market Town of Stamford and the shores of Rutland Water.
Developed by Woolfox, the residences sit seamlessly in the surrounding countryside through the use of locally sourced Stamford Stone and larch cladding. The plots, are available to purchase as second homes, come with planning permission and an onsite team of builders and developers to create the perfect rural escape.
The perfect escape from City life, Woolfox is 100 miles from London and less than an hour by train into London King’s Cross. Rutland, England’s smallest county, has much to offer from fine dining, Country Fairs, arts and culture and fabulous Georgian Architecture. Nearby Rutland Water is one of the UK’s largest inland reservoirs with miles of footpaths and cycle routes.
Embracing the Rural landscape the residences are positioned around the 18 hole golf course and command far reaching views across the countryside. Expansive bespoke glazing floods each property with light and creates striking vistas and phenomenal sunsets. A modern interpretation of a traditional Rutland Barn, their design is contemporary and light, with clean lines and form complemented by high quality materials: local Stamford Stone, Larch Cladding and aluminium roofs.
Read more from Alexandra Goss on Rutland and the surrounding area on The Financial Times
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