A small village with big character - Raithby offers countryside living with history on its doorstep
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Raithby is perfect for anyone who wants a slower pace of life without losing connection to nearby towns and services. Just a short drive from Spilsby, this quiet village combines rolling countryside views, fascinating heritage and a warm sense of community. A real retreat for nature lovers and history fans alike.
Explore what makes Raithby a brilliant place to call home:
Raithby’s roots stretch back to the 18th century, and its heritage is easy to spot. Raithby Hall, a Grade II listed building, stands proudly at the heart of the village. It’s also home to one of the oldest Methodist chapels in Lincolnshire, founded by John Wesley in 1779. For history lovers, it’s a place with real depth.
While Raithby itself is peaceful and rural, everyday essentials are just a short drive away. Spilsby offers supermarkets, shops and local services. For a wider range of leisure and shopping, Horncastle and Louth are both within easy reach.
Families will find primary education nearby at Partney Church of England Primary School, just three miles away. Secondary options include King Edward VI Academy in Spilsby and further choices in Louth, both accessible by car.
Raithby is well placed for getting around Lincolnshire. The A16 is close by, putting towns like Spilsby (5 mins), Louth (25 mins) and Lincoln (under an hour) within easy reach. Whether you commute or just want to explore, you’re well connected.
Set within the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Raithby is ideal for walkers, cyclists and anyone who loves nature. Quiet roads, open skies and scenic views make daily life feel like a holiday.
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