House For Sale £2,650,000
The Property
Set in one of the most desirable locations in Rutland, The Pavilion offers 10,000 sqft of unparalleled contemporary living in a position oriented towards, and overlooking, the beautiful Grade I Listed Palladian mansion, Burley on the Hill House, with its Cour d’Honneur and parkland.
Constructed of local Clipsham stone and hand cut brick with a Welsh slate roof the house has been designed around a series of bifold glass doors which open onto terraces and engage both the long reaching views as well as maximising the light entering the house.
The core of the house is formed by a magnificent living kitchen which is almost 80 feet in length. This space has vaulted ceilings with roof beams, solid oak floors and a stunning bespoke kitchen with state of-the art appliances. Emanating from this room is a lounge, a dining area, a TV room, preparation kitchen, boot room and cloakroom. At its southerly end is an area currently used as a gym which could seamlessly double as a changing area for the swimming pool beyond.
The ground floor living space circulates around a central courtyard with a central raised flower bed. On the north side of the internal courtyard is the main bedroom area which consists of three double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and dressing areas as well as the superb principal suite with bathroom suite below and dressing room above. The bathrooms have been individually designed and fitted by Porcelanosa.
On the first floor, which runs along the north west side of the house, is a self-contained suite consisting of a snug area, office and a bedroom with en suite bathroom. On the lower ground floor there is a cinema room, and a large games room as well as a WC, laundry room and plant room. The house benefits from high specification systems such as zoned Smarthouse lighting, underfloor heating and an integrated sound system.
Outside
Electrically operated double wooden gates open onto a generous parking area with a triple garage. The garden, which wraps around the house, is mainly set to lawn and bounded by a beech hedge.
Location
Burley on the Hill is located 2 miles east of the market town of Oakham, and 12 miles west of Stamford, each of which provides a wide range of retail and entertainment facilities. Further afield, a broader range of shopping, cultural and entertainment facilities are to be found in Leicester to the west, Nottingham to the north and Peterborough to the south east. The area is renowned for the quality of its schooling with preparatory schools at Brooke Priory and Witham Hall as well as public schools at Oakham, Stamford, Uppingham and Oundle all within easy reach.
There are several outstanding golf courses within a close radius of which the closest and most distinguished is Luffenham Heath Golf Club some 10 miles away. Rutland Water, just 3 miles away, provides a world class amenity with sailing, windsurfing, walking, cycling, fishing and a myriad of other activities as well as 1000 acres of nature reserve.
At its heart is the Hambleton Peninsula with the renowned Relais & Château Hambleton Hall Hotel. The A1,5 miles to the east, as well as main line rail links from Peterborough to London, Kings Cross and from Kettering to London, St Pancras International, ensure excellent commuter access around the country, as well as the continent.
Directions
From the A1 at Stamford take the A606 west towards Oakham. Pass through the villages of Empingham and Whitwell taking a right along Barnsdale Avenue about a mile beyond Whitwell,
adjacent to The Barnsdale Lodge hotel. After half a mile take a left turn along Exton Lane, which is signposted to Burley. After a mile and a half you will reach a T junction with the Cottesmore Road. Turn left and after a quarter of a mile take a left into Home Farm Close and The Pavilion’s gates are immediately on your right hand side.<br /><br />Burley on the Hill is located 2 miles east of the market town of Oakham, and 12 miles west of Stamford, each of which provides a wide range of retail and entertainment facilities. Further afield, a broader range of shopping, cultural and entertainment facilities are to be found in Leicester to the west, Nottingham to the north and Peterborough to the south east. The area is renowned for the quality of its schooling, with public preparatory schooling in Oakham, Stamford and Uppingham, and secondary education in Oakham, Uppingham, Oundle and Stamford. The A1,5 miles to the east, as well as main line rail links from Peterborough to London, Kings Cross and from Kettering to London, St Pancras International, ensure excellent commuter access around the country, as well as the continent.<br /><br />Electrically operated double wooden gates open onto a generous parking area with a triple garage. The garden, which wraps around the house, is mainly set to lawn with a central water feature and is bounded by a beech hedge.
Set in one of the most desirable locations in Rutland, The Pavilion offers 10,000 sqft of unparalleled contemporary living in a position oriented towards, and overlooking, the beautiful Grade I Listed Palladian mansion, Burley on the Hill House, with its Cour d’Honneur and parkland.
Constructed of local Clipsham stone and hand cut brick with a Welsh slate roof the house has been designed around a series of bifold glass doors which open onto terraces and engage both the long reaching views as well as maximising the light entering the house.
The core of the house is formed by a magnificent living kitchen which is almost 80 feet in length. This space has vaulted ceilings with roof beams, solid oak floors and a stunning bespoke kitchen with state of-the art appliances. Emanating from this room is a lounge, a dining area, a TV room, preparation kitchen, boot room and cloakroom. At its southerly end is an area currently used as a gym which could seamlessly double as a changing area for the swimming pool beyond.
The ground floor living space circulates around a central courtyard with a central raised flower bed. On the north side of the internal courtyard is the main bedroom area which consists of three double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and dressing areas as well as the superb principal suite with bathroom suite below and dressing room above. The bathrooms have been individually designed and fitted by Porcelanosa.
On the first floor, which runs along the north west side of the house, is a self-contained suite consisting of a snug area, office and a bedroom with en suite bathroom. On the lower ground floor there is a cinema room, and a large games room as well as a WC, laundry room and plant room. The house benefits from high specification systems such as zoned Smarthouse lighting, underfloor heating and an integrated sound system.
Outside
Electrically operated double wooden gates open onto a generous parking area with a triple garage. The garden, which wraps around the house, is mainly set to lawn and bounded by a beech hedge.
Location
Burley on the Hill is located 2 miles east of the market town of Oakham, and 12 miles west of Stamford, each of which provides a wide range of retail and entertainment facilities. Further afield, a broader range of shopping, cultural and entertainment facilities are to be found in Leicester to the west, Nottingham to the north and Peterborough to the south east. The area is renowned for the quality of its schooling with preparatory schools at Brooke Priory and Witham Hall as well as public schools at Oakham, Stamford, Uppingham and Oundle all within easy reach.
There are several outstanding golf courses within a close radius of which the closest and most distinguished is Luffenham Heath Golf Club some 10 miles away. Rutland Water, just 3 miles away, provides a world class amenity with sailing, windsurfing, walking, cycling, fishing and a myriad of other activities as well as 1000 acres of nature reserve.
At its heart is the Hambleton Peninsula with the renowned Relais & Château Hambleton Hall Hotel. The A1,5 miles to the east, as well as main line rail links from Peterborough to London, Kings Cross and from Kettering to London, St Pancras International, ensure excellent commuter access around the country, as well as the continent.
Directions
From the A1 at Stamford take the A606 west towards Oakham. Pass through the villages of Empingham and Whitwell taking a right along Barnsdale Avenue about a mile beyond Whitwell,
adjacent to The Barnsdale Lodge hotel. After half a mile take a left turn along Exton Lane, which is signposted to Burley. After a mile and a half you will reach a T junction with the Cottesmore Road. Turn left and after a quarter of a mile take a left into Home Farm Close and The Pavilion’s gates are immediately on your right hand side.<br /><br />Burley on the Hill is located 2 miles east of the market town of Oakham, and 12 miles west of Stamford, each of which provides a wide range of retail and entertainment facilities. Further afield, a broader range of shopping, cultural and entertainment facilities are to be found in Leicester to the west, Nottingham to the north and Peterborough to the south east. The area is renowned for the quality of its schooling, with public preparatory schooling in Oakham, Stamford and Uppingham, and secondary education in Oakham, Uppingham, Oundle and Stamford. The A1,5 miles to the east, as well as main line rail links from Peterborough to London, Kings Cross and from Kettering to London, St Pancras International, ensure excellent commuter access around the country, as well as the continent.<br /><br />Electrically operated double wooden gates open onto a generous parking area with a triple garage. The garden, which wraps around the house, is mainly set to lawn with a central water feature and is bounded by a beech hedge.
