Cottesmore is a ward and village in the north‑west of Rutland, England, set in gently rolling agricultural countryside close to the Leicestershire border. It retains a compact, rural feel with stone cottages, a parish church and narrow lanes, yet lies within reach of larger towns so some residents commute for work.
The area is best known for its hunting and military connections: the historic Cottesmore Hunt has long been part of local culture, and the former RAF airfield at Cottesmore was redeveloped as Kendrew Barracks, a presence that has influenced the local economy and community life. Farming and small businesses remain important, giving the ward a blend of traditional village character and modern influences.
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