Rutland Nursery
Rutland Nursery
Distance: 20 miles
sat nav: LE15 8AN
In May 2023, they opened the doors to a new development of beautifully designed buildings at the rear of the site, nearest to Rutland Water. The space includes a large lifestyle shop, a 100-seater restaurant, and a striking glasshouse.
With a focus on offering something truly unique, they’ve curated a collection of beautiful items inspired by nature, life, art, and creativity — all with the aim of inspiring and informing everyone who visits.
These themes continue through a range of events and workshops held throughout the year in their wellbeing space, The Loft, which also hosts regular yoga and Pilates classes.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome throughout most of the site, with the exception of the lifestyle shop.
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Launde Abbey
Set in beautiful Leicestershire countryside, Launde Abbey offers a place of welcome to people from all faiths and none. The retreats offered to individuals are a time for people to make the next stage of their spiritual journey in a place of acceptance. It’s facilities are also available for groups wishing to make their own programme.
Miles: 11.5
Christmas Artisan Fair
Our Christmas Artisan Fair Saturday 13th December from 9am to 4pm. Come and get your pressies and support local small businesses. Buy something unique, browse the stalls, and stay for something to eat.
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Leicester Catherdral
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Miles: 15.5
Bradgate Park
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Miles: 30
Rutland Nursery is 20 miles from Foxton Locks Lodges
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