Location ID: #10279838
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A beautiful detached home with Edwardian origins dating back to the 1900's which has been refurbished to a high standard throughout with the character features retained. The house is arranged over three floors with 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms ...
Location ID: #10281932
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A wisteria-cloaked Grade 2 landmark hotel in the centre of Taunton, dating from late 18th century. Has an adjoining portcullis gate on Castle Bow (Grade I listed) with 13th century arches and corner buttresses. The hotel is situated yards from ...
Location ID: #10279091
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Alive Fitness is tucked away from the main road with a large car park. The location has two gym studios, a dance studio and coffee shop.
Location ID: #10281997
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A Grade II listed house and walled garden dating from early 1700s noted for both their architectural and historical interest. The estate is made up of an old English manor house, dilapidated but still in working order, set in 52 acres of ancient ...
Location ID: #10285966
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Town hall incorporating splendid mayor's parlour, council chambers, ornate hall. Sometime meeting place for city council, many empty rooms.
Location ID: #10286005
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Wine estate - vineyard, bottling and commercial services, creating over half a million bottles of wine a year.
Location ID: #10286156
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A small country home extended around a tudor style cottage. There is access to a second 1990's converted cottage with industrial inspired decor. Both properties set in just under 2 acres which includes gardens and an Orchard.
Location ID: #10286248
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Shanklin Old Village is a small section populated with thatched pubs and shops. It has a large public car park nearby.
Location ID: #10286174
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The gates to this historic gorge first opened back in 1817, making it the longest established attraction on Isle of Wight, enticing many millions of visitors to wander through and marvel at its natural beauty over a double century of seasonal ...
Location ID: #10286175
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The Royal Victoria Arcade was designed by William Westmacott and built between 1835-6 at a cost of £10,000. It was named after Princess Victoria following her stay at Norris Castle. The arcade was designed to contain 14 shops on the ground floor ...
Location ID: #10286173
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Location ID: #10286250
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Thimble Farm is set in an idyllic, 100 acre wild and natural landscape. From wildlife-rich ponds to 10-15 acres of deep, ancient woods threaded with winding tracks and lush green glade clearings, the land exudes nature’s quiet beauty. At its heart ...
Location ID: #10286253
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The area surrounding the canal in Digbeth is undergoing regeneration to accommodate HS2 and has become the new heart of film production in Birmingham, with Digbeth Loc studios situated on its banks. Warwick Bar, where the Digbeth Branch of the ...
Location ID: #10276285
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This school is located on the outskirts of the beautiful seaside town of Southwold, in a rural and coastal setting, and sits within 75 acres of beautiful grounds, overlooking the stunning Blyth Estuary and with views of the sea.
The Senior ...
Location ID: #10286183
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Military Road offers stunning views across the English Channel and boasts some stunning chalk cliffs that have doubled for Beachy Head in the past. In 2025, it was used for a Sky TV commercial where actor Idris Elba was ejected into the air from a ...
Location ID: #10286261
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6 high end luxury holiday lodges/barns. Relax and discover the perfect blend of heritage and comfort in our six exclusive barns, nestled in the heart of Avebury’s timeless landscape. Take your pick from our array of beautifully designed spaces; ...
Location ID: #10286296
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Spanning over five acres, the property features a large pond, secure and private areas, and ample parking. With three houses and a spacious warehouse on site, it provides versatile settings while remaining conveniently close to main villages, towns, ...
Location ID: #10286361
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The Chapel is a unique local building with a nationally significant history. The Suffolk non-conformists transformed the late 16th century farmhouse into a simple but dramatic religious building, radically different from the established churches ...
Location ID: #10286400
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The church is located in a picturesque little village of Whorlton in County Durham, is surrounded by an atmospheric churchyard and has a complete Victorian interior, unchanged (with the exception of provision of electric lighting) since the church's ...
Location ID: #10223129
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This College occupies a stunning site in the South Downs National Park, with extensive views of the Downs, the sea and the Weald, wooded valleys, agricultural land and beautifully manicured pitches. The main College buildings are Victorian Gothic ...
Location ID: #10222879
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Perched on the high west bank overlooking the River Avon's Water Meadows, two miles north of Ringwood in Hampshire - Somerley and its 7,000 acres sits nestled between the New Forest and the Dorset boarder. - Georgian Stately Home (1792) - Exclusive ...
Location ID: #10227596
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A historic park and Grade II listed garden registered by Grade II. The grounds consists of approx. 1,000 acres of parkland and woodland. The parkland is also home to the largest maiden oak in the country. Much of the parkland was created by ...
Location ID: #10280830
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Set in 26 acres of beautiful lawns and gardens, Latimer House is a graceful red brick Manor House with spectacular views over the Chiltern Hills. Lovingly restored and refurbished for the 21st Century, Latimer House is a glorious example of an ...
Location ID: #10229908
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This charming, ancient church, dating from Saxon and Norman times, is a flint-walled gem, set in parkland. The interiors are light, limewashed with a stunning medieval wall painting and an odd but delightful 18th-century shingled cupola over the ...