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The Vale of Belvoir website
Information about the Vale of Belvoir, Rutland and properties for sale
The Vale of Belvoir website provides information for the Vale of Belvoir and Rutland areas, our directory is a way of helping you find information on properties for sale and to let and lettings available in the area, along with hotel and bed and breakfast and local accommodation information. There are also business listings available via our search box on the website.. The name Belvoir means "beautiful view" and dates from Norman times. More and more people are visiting the Vale of Belvoir, and enjoying the walks, the countryside and discovering its true potential of being an un discovered part of the country. Being so close to the counties of Rutland, Lincolnshire, and Nottinghamshire makes the Vale of Belvoir a great place to live or visit for both business and leisure.
Property is available to rent short and long term in the area and there are some great properties to purchase in and around the area as well. Belvoir has to be worth a look, if you are thinking of getting away from the stress of life the Vale of Belvoir has a lot to offer you and your family. Being so close to the towns and cities of Nottingham, Leicester, Grantham, Oakham, Melton, Stamford and London just over an hour away on East Coast Trains makes the Vale of Belvoir and Rutland really good places to live or visit. Feel free to link to us if you want just copy this on your website "find business on the Vale of Belvoir business and property website"
Just click to view for properties for sale in Belvoir at Haughton & Browning
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Where is the Vale of Belvoir?
The Vale of Belvoir that forms part of the counties of Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire in the United Kingdom, and is right in the heart of the English countryside and close to the East Midlands region. Often the Vale of Belvoir is referred to as in "Notts" Nottinghamshire, but it does have three counties within its borders. There is a high speed train service from East Coast Trains London Kings Cross station in London to Edinburgh arriving at Grantham station in just over one hour. The Vale of Belvoir and the county of Rutlandare also within easy reach of the AI motorway and within easy reach of Nottingham, Leicester, Lincoln, Stamford, Oakham, Melton and Grantham. Also within one hour of the Lincolnshire Wolds and coast.
Properties in and around the Vale of Belvoir
With property prices always recovering and remaining strong in the south of England here in the lovely counties of Rutland, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire remains a place of opportunity for finding the right property for you to buy or rent. Being so central to many things and having good transport on your doorstep provides a great investment opportunity for those who want a rural life style with access to large cities then look no further the Vale of Belvoir is for you!
Just click to view on the properties below
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Haughton & Browning property sales and letting agents
Our online local Estate agents Haugton & Browning who are a specialist residential property management agents in both the sale and letting of properties in and around the Vale of Belvoir. Haughton & Browning are available to help you find that perfect property to buy or rent in and around the Vale of Belvoir.Contact then today on
Telephone 44 (0) 800 028 7343 or email info@haughtonbrowning.com
A little about Rutland
Rutland is an idyllic rural destination offering an escape from the stress of daily life.Rutland is convenient to reach from all directions as it is situated in the heart of the East Midlands, making it theideal location for short or long breaks in England. Rutland is England’s smallest county has much to see including the fantastic Rutland Water. There are many unspoilt villages and tow market towns of Oakham and Uppingham with historic Stamford close by.The origin of the name Rutland some say it is named after a local landowner called Rota who owned a large estate in the area. Others say that the name stems from the rich red colour of the soil which is found here, and that, over time the name became Rutland.
Properties for sale in and around Rutland
Rutland became part of Leicestershire from 1974 to 1997 much to the dis - agreement of the people living in Rutland. In 2007 Rutland celebrated a decade of independence and long may it remain so. You can only look at the reasons it needs to be on its own its villages are unspoiled and it has Rutland Water at its heart .
Searches on the Vale of Belvoir
The main reason that we are getting a lot of search traffic because of our domain name www.valeofbelvoir.co.uk people are finding us in simple searches for "property for sale in the vale of belvoir" "property to let in the vale of belvoir" "property Belvoir" "accommodation vale of belvoir" "holiday cottages vale of belvoir" we are in the top pages on Google Yahoo and Bing and that means traffic and business for all of our users! Use our search the Vale of Belvoir box on the top of this page to find more information about the Vale of Belvoir online here. If you are looking for ways of promoting or offering your services to the Vale of Belvoir then you may consider advetising with us click here for our advertising information.
Staying in and around the Vale of Belvoir and Rutland
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Use our search the Vale of Belvoir box on the top to find places to stay, there are a good selection of bed and breakfast properties as well as some top class hotels within the area, click on Langar Hall for example or Stapleford Park for top class service and accommodation many hotels in Belvoir are award winning for their food. Belvoir castle and other larger pubs have a lot of weddings to cater for and at peak times when the pop concerts and Gam fairs are on accommodation is quite hard to find locally. It is always best to book in advance to avoid disappointment. Not to far away is Hambleton Hall Located in Hambleton village the village its self has a long history which pre-dates the Doomsday Book. It is thought that Hambleton was at one time the capital of the Anglo Saxon Kings in Rutland.