WELCOME TO THE NOTSWOLDS
WHERE SPACE AND CONNECTION MEET
Here in the centre of the country lies one of Britain’s most exciting emerging regions.
Anchored by Rutland, England’s smallest county, the Notswolds stretches through the borderlands of Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, and Cambridgeshire.
Perfectly placed between Birmingham, York, and the capital, it sits around two hours by car from each. And with London just an hour away by train, the Notswolds offers a rare balance of space, beauty, and genuine accessibility.
Elegant country houses, lively market towns, and characterful villages shape a landscape where heritage and modern life sit comfortably side by side.
The Notswolds is a place where timeless rural life meets an understated modern energy. It’s a region with room to breathe and everything within reach. A place to settle in, stretch out, and live well.
EXPLORE
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A NEW CHAPTER IN COUNTRY LIVING
The Notswolds is shaped by centuries of rural life from Roman roads to market towns and working farms. That heritage still guides its architecture, craft and connection to land today.
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THE BEST OF THE REGION
From market towns and stone villages to great estates, gardens, galleries, and country pubs, the Notswolds is full of places shaped by history, landscape, and a gentle sense of belonging.
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TIME WELL SPENT
The Notswolds offers a slower kind of adventure where culture, landscape and craft sit beside the simple pleasure of time spent in the countryside.
Images from top.
1. Harringworth viaduct by Richard Brown. Follow @richard_in_rutland
2. The view over the Welland Valley from Collyweston by Richard Brown. Follow @richard_in_rutland
3. Burghley House, Lincolnshire