Properties For Sale by Pelham James, Stamford & Rutland, including sold STC

Sitting proudly on the historic High Street of St Martins in Stamford, Crestwood House is a rare jewel; an architectural treasure steeped in history yet lovingly restored for modern living.

A home of quiet grandeur and unrivalled beauty, where timeless architecture meets exquisite gardens - Uffington Manor is a splendid, nine bedroom country residence where every inch has been curated with care. Dubbed Lincolnshire’s ‘poshest’ village by The Daily Telegraph, Uffington is only moment...

Steeped in history and enveloped in character, Whitwell House stands as a testament to time, an atmospheric home nestled within just under an acre of landscaped yet naturalistic gardens.

Where space breathes and light leads, Cayman House unfolds with quiet confidence, set within 1 ¼ acres on the edge of beautiful Barnack, one of Stamford’s most sought-after villages.

Peacefully set on First Drift, Tivoli is a contemporary, spacious, entertaining haven in the pretty hamlet of Wothorpe, just a short distance from the market town of Stamford.

Rural, but not remote, perfectly positioned between Stamford and Oakham, discover the delights of Edith Weston, settled on the southern shores of Rutland Water. Within this quaint Rutland village, surrounded by fields, rivers and lakes, Lakeland Lodge awaits.

Breathing history from within its walls, Alwalton Hall is a Grade II listed, nine bedroom home dating back to the 18th century and originally built for the 4th Earl Fitzwilliam. Nestled within a rambling 4 acre estate, Alwalton Hall offers a multitude of reception rooms with original features, st...

Commissioned by an Earl, crafted by John Nash and quietly captivating ever since, tucked away in the heart of Rutland, Home Farm is a place of quiet magic - where architectural heritage meets timeless countryside charm.

The Red House is a truly individual home that quietly commands attention. Built in 1809 by the Earl of Harborough, this former Victorian brewery has been imaginatively transformed - blending architectural confidence, thoughtful design, and rich character with modern-day comfort and style.

Wearing its Victorian birthright with pride, the gables of Highfields stretch up above the warmth of its cheerful redbrick façade.

Escape to tranquillity at Victoria House, a modern country retreat where scale, seclusion, and sophistication quietly converge.

Grade II listed, Glebe Farm perfectly balances history with contemporary comfort, sitting proudly within the conservation village of Market Overton.

Handsomely set back on one of Stamford’s most iconic rows of homes, character meets contemporary comfort at the impeccably presented No. 68, Tinwell Road. With its grand Victorian frontage, this five-bedroom townhouse with landscaped gardens, garage parking and breathtaking views across to Wothor...

Tucked discreetly behind timber gates at the end of a tree-lined driveway, The Old Vicarage is a home many don’t even know exists. This former Georgian vicarage – built in 1769 – is a rare and remarkable find.

Set beneath vast skies on the cusp of Fineshade Woods, where fields roll to the horizon and pink-blushed cherry trees line the approach, Midsummer House greets its guests in a way that’s quietly cinematic.

Tucked away along a private driveway, in the idyllic village of Peakirk, St Pega’s Granary is an architectural statement of scale and style.

Tucked away along a sleepy country lane, the stately form of Coppice House rises like a watercolour illustration from a storybook. Golden stone, steep gables and sash windows lend a sense of timelessness to this Grade II listed treasure, its fairytale feel enhanced by the formal topiary, a neat t...

Tucked behind a private wrought iron gate in Crowland’s conservation heart, Crawford House serves as a seamless blend of history and contemporary comfort. A Grade II listed home, dating back to the late 17th century, Crawford House is a home overflowing with character, perfectly equipped for mode...

Captivating views, an enthralling legacy of famous former owners and, extending to over 3,650 square feet, with more than enough room for all the family, The Yews in Gretton, is a home with enduring appeal.

Full of character, from recessed windows now sealed in stone and timeworn shutters to aged beams in every shade of honey and chestnut, The Manor House is the very embodiment of English country heritage. Yet with live planning permission for a two-bedroom annexe conversion, it’s a home designed to...

Discover the comforts of new build living in the peace and tranquillity of the countryside at Winston House in Langham.

Being Sold via Secure Sale online bidding.

Light and luxe country living – embrace the art of escape at Lucklaw House. Set in the peaceful village of Swayfield, Lucklaw House is a sanctuary of character and comfort, serenity and sweeping views.

A Grade II listed treasure dating back to 1744, Lapwing House is the epitome of character living, its slender arrow-slit windows, hand-hewn beams and ancient hearthstones held in the amber glow of its honeyed stone walls.