Ketton

Name: Ketton u2013 Harper Crewe
Address: Land off Bartles Hallow,, Ketton, Rutland, PE93SL, GB
Telephone: 01780 510 114

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A thoughtful collection of new homes in Rutland

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Discover our latest collection of eco-friendly new homes in Ketton, designed to blend naturally with the village’s own character and charm.

Located along Bartles Hollow and just a few miles from the historic market town of Stamford, our new houses for sale offer the perfect balance of countryside living and modern convenience. With beautiful walks and the serene landscape of Rutland on your doorstep, Ketton provides an enviable setting for your new home.

At HarperCrewe, we think differently about the way homes are built. We are passionate about creating sustainable communities where people and nature can thrive together, and our new development in Ketton is no exception. It won’t be long until you can see all this for yourself, and hopefully, call it home

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Discover a location that offers the perfect village lifestyle. In Ketton, you can enjoy the historic charm and strong community spirit of the picturesque Chater Valley, while the boutique shops and Georgian architecture of Stamford are just 3.5 miles away. With spectacular Rutland Water just minutes from your doorstep and easy access to the A1, this is countryside living without compromise.

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Leisure

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Whether you’re fond of an active lifestyle and spending time outdoors, or prefer shopping, exploring, and lunching, our new homes in Ketton are surrounded by an abundance of leisure activities for everyone to enjoy.

Ketton Sports and Community Centre is a lively local hub, featuring sports pitches, tennis courts, a bowling green, and open spaces for community events. With a playground for children and plenty of areas to relax outdoors, it’s a welcoming spot for families to spend time together.

For everyday shopping close to our new builds, Stamford Retail Park and Markham Retail Park – both 5 miles from the development – offer supermarkets including Sainsbury’s and Lidl, as well as other retailers such as Halfords and B&M. For a more unique shopping experience, Ketton village centre and the nearby Stamford town centre feature a mix of independent shops, well-known brands, and plenty of delicious eateries. Local favourites like The Railway Inn and The Northwick Arms provide a welcoming setting to indulge in food, drinks, and socialising.

Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the nearby Charter Valley, ideal for countryside strolls and dog-walking along peaceful meadows and canal pathways. Alternatively, the former Ketton Quarry nature areas, now managed by the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust, offer a different landscape for spotting birds, wildflowers, and other native wildlife.

History lovers can visit The Church of St Mary the Virgin, a Grade 1-listed landmark hosting a variety of events and services throughout the year. Weekly Sunday services, weddings and christenings take place here, and locals can even sign up to learn how to ring the church bells, some of which date back to 1598.

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One of the benefits of living in our new homes near Stamford is the abundance of activities for fun-filled days out.

Rutland Water is a major regional attraction for outdoor enthusiasts, offering sailing, cycling, fishing, open-water swimming, mini golf, wildlife experiences, and a range of visitor facilities.

For history and heritage, Burghley House in Stamford is a renowned Elizabethan stately home with beautiful gardens, adventure play areas and a cosy garden cafe. The estate hosts events throughout the year, including pop-up markets, art workshops, guided grounds tours and sports tournaments.

Love browsing for treasures and unique finds? St Martins Antiques Centre, just a 10-minute drive from Ketton, offers more than 70 specialist dealers under one roof. Visitors can spend hours browsing everything from Victorian and Edwardian furniture to collectables, art, books, and vintage fashion.

Stamford also has its own theatre, the Stamford Corn Exchange, hosting a variety of theatre productions for all to enjoy throughout the year. Nearby, Stamford Arts Centre offers an even wider events programme, including cinema screenings, concerts, exhibitions, and arts and craft classes.

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Our Ketton new builds benefit from great transport links, making travel simpler for work, leisure or holidays.

The A6121 provides direct access to Stamford and connects to the A1 for wider regional travel. Stamford town centre is just a 10-minute drive away, offering additional transport connections, services, and amenities.

Public transport is also convenient, with regular bus services across Ketton, Stamford, Oakham, and surrounding areas. Stamford train station, a 10-minute drive from the development, provides links to Cambridge, Leicester, Peterborough, and beyond.

Planning a trip abroad? East Midlands Airport is around 35 miles away from our new homes in Ketton for domestic and international flights.

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For families with children considering new homes in Ketton, there are plenty of great schools in the area.

Ketton Church of England Primary School is within walking distance and is renowned for providing a supportive learning environment to its students. Guided by their Christian values of forgiveness, honesty, kindness and unselfishness, the school embraces its vision of “Success for all”.

Independent primary options are also nearby for parents who prefer private schooling. For example, Stamford School, an independent private school with boarding options, is just 4.6 miles away from our development, and caters to children from nursery age to 18.

For secondary education near our new build homes, Stamford Welland Academy, just 5 miles away from Ketton, emphasises Learning Outside the Classroom (LOtC), connecting students with real-world experiences through educational visits, guest speakers, and links with local employers. Bourne Grammar School,14 miles away, is another highly regarded option, with a GCSE pass rate of over 99% and 92% of students achieving Grade 5 or above in English and Maths.

Further education is also easily accessible. Stamford College, 5 miles away, and Harrington School sixth form, 10 miles away, both offer a variety of A Level and vocational courses.

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Less than 20% of new builds are EPC-A.

At HarperCrewe, an EPC-A Rating is standard. We create homes with a considerate layout, using premium materials and innovative eco-technologies. That could save you on average £1,834 per year on lower energy bills. Our homes aren't reliant on fossil fuels either - protecting you from uncertainty and fluctuations. Because the difference in a HarperCrewe home is in the certainty.

Data: 'What's the average UK energy bill?', Rightmove, 2026; 'The energy efficiency of new build homes', HBF, 2025.

Our sustainability pledge

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Less than 20% of new builds are EPC-A.

At HarperCrewe, an EPC-A Rating is standard. We create homes with a considerate layout, using premium materials and innovative eco-technologies. That could save you on average £1,834 per year on lower energy bills. Our homes aren't reliant on fossil fuels either - protecting you from uncertainty and fluctuations. Because the difference in a HarperCrewe home is in the certainty.

Data: 'What's the average UK energy bill?', Rightmove, 2026; 'The energy efficiency of new build homes', HBF, 2025.
Our sustainability pledge