House in Kettering
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Lovely flat, just a 3 minute walk away from the town center.
Best things to do in Kettering.
-Wicksteed Park
In 147 acres of greenery on Kettering’s southeast outskirts, Wicksteed Park is a family amusement park coming up for its centenary.
Perfect for children aged 5-11, the attraction opened soon after the First World War to celebrate the end of the conflict, becoming the UK’s second ever leisure park.
-Manor House Museum
n the leafy space beside the parish church, the Manor House Museum charts Kettering’s past.
The museum covers the history of the borough with exhibits of archaeology, costume, natural history and geology.
-Rockingham Pleasure Park
Kettering’s favourite public park is about half a mile north of the town centre and was founded in the 1890s.
Out and about in Kettering you may have noticed the black fountain in the Horse Market – this was originally erected in the park in Bryan’s honour in 1894. The park has a bandstand from the same era, and is loaded with facilities like an outdoor gym, crazy golf course, a generous children’s play area, BMX track and a giant chessboard.
Best things to do in Kettering.
-Wicksteed Park
In 147 acres of greenery on Kettering’s southeast outskirts, Wicksteed Park is a family amusement park coming up for its centenary.
Perfect for children aged 5-11, the attraction opened soon after the First World War to celebrate the end of the conflict, becoming the UK’s second ever leisure park.
-Manor House Museum
n the leafy space beside the parish church, the Manor House Museum charts Kettering’s past.
The museum covers the history of the borough with exhibits of archaeology, costume, natural history and geology.
-Rockingham Pleasure Park
Kettering’s favourite public park is about half a mile north of the town centre and was founded in the 1890s.
Out and about in Kettering you may have noticed the black fountain in the Horse Market – this was originally erected in the park in Bryan’s honour in 1894. The park has a bandstand from the same era, and is loaded with facilities like an outdoor gym, crazy golf course, a generous children’s play area, BMX track and a giant chessboard.
Amenities at Pets allowed
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Kettering
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