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Brickle Farm self contained B&B

Self contained B&B flat above stables. 2 twin rooms each with ensuite shower/wc. Separate kitchen. Space & camp beds for children. Ideal location for walking, sailing at Rutland Water, fishing or horse riding.

Ride Rutland offering stabling facilities for those wishing to bring their own horses or ponies. Based in the heart of the beautiful county of Rutland, the smallest county in England, Brickle Farm is found down College Farm Lane, which is a 'no through road', one mile on the left hand side from the tranquil village of Belton-in-Rutland.

Just on from Brickle Farm is the Lyfield Estate, which has a multitude of country walks and bridle paths. At one place on Brickle Farm one can see both Rutland Water & the Eyebrook reservoir.

The accommodation consists of a fully equipped flat above the stable yard with two twin rooms each serviced with ensuite shower and w/c. The kitchen is separate. There is a drying room downstairs.

Another facility offered at Brickle Farm is 'Ride Rutland' when people bring their own horses and ponies to stay and ride the wonderful bridle paths of the County. This is the best of fun as one can ride all day and hardly go onto a road.

The stables are 15' x15' so your horse or pony will be equally well catered for! Belton -in-Rutland is found 5m west of Uppingham, which is, itself, 10m south of Oakham. Both are small market towns offering high class shopping facilities. Uppingham is, in particular, well known for its choice of antique shops and gift opportunities. Both towns have major Public schools within them.

Breakfast is provided in the form of continental or full English.