Harlaxton, Colsterworth & South Witham

Harlaxton, Colsterworth, and South Witham form a rural area in South Kesteven, Lincolnshire. The landscape is characterised by rolling farmland, hedgerows, and scattered woodlands. Harlaxton is known for its historic manor, Harlaxton Manor, a striking Victorian building now used by the University of Evansville. The village retains a quiet, traditional feel with stone cottages and a small parish church.

Colsterworth, located near the A1, has stronger transport links and a mix of residential and agricultural land. It is the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton, with landmarks like the Newton’s Cottage and the local church where he was baptised. South Witham, further south, is a smaller village with a linear layout along the River Witham. The area is primarily agricultural, with a few local businesses and historic buildings reflecting its medieval origins. The three settlements share a peaceful, countryside atmosphere with easy access to larger towns like Grantham.