Barrow is a small village and civil parish in the county of Rutland in England, set amid the rolling limestone and agricultural landscape typical of the East Midlands. Its name hints at ancient topography and possible prehistoric barrows, and the built environment includes traditional stone cottages and a compact village core that reflects its long rural heritage.
Today the community combines farming with a number of residents who commute to nearby towns and services; it sits within easy reach of the county town Oakham and shares in Rutland’s strong local identity. Quiet and unassuming, Barrow is valued for its sense of community, historic character and easy access to the surrounding countryside.