Keythorpe Hall sleeps up to 20 guests and is only available to let exclusively. We can make your stay truly bespoke.

 

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The House

The hall was built for entertaining by Hon. Henry William Wilson, 11th Lord Berners, starting in 1783 and completing in 1843, sitting on an outcrop enjoying distant views over the old estate and beyond.  

There are wonderfully proportioned formal rooms, including a grand reception hall with twin fireplaces and grand piano, a dining room to seat up to 20, fully appointed family kitchen and a spectacular double drawing room, all with floor to ceiling windows to maximise light and the sweeping views over the rolling hills. 

Upstairs you will find 7 large uniquely decorated bedrooms. 5 rooms enjoy an en-suite bathroom while the further 2 bedrooms can be used as a separate suite, sharing a large bathroom. All bedrooms have sumptuous super king beds, and two of the rooms can be arranged as twins.

There is a further 3 double-bedroomed apartment in the east wing, which would be the perfect getaway for those in your group with young children or teenagers, or for nannies and other private staff.

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Garden & Grounds

Keythorpe Hall has over 20 acres of grounds, with 10 acres of formal gardens, and woodland, all with paths and walks close to the house.

There is a tennis court, croquet lawn and wood-fired cedar hot tub with spectacular views. In addition, there are lovely countryside walks - the Midshire Way runs through the village.

Activities such as horse riding (there are stables, paddocks and a manège on-site if you’d like to bring your own horses), cycling, sailing and water-sports on Rutland Water and country sports can be arranged.