Location ID: #10221880
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Bedfield is a village and civil parish in the Mid Suffolk district of Suffolk.
In the village is the Church of St Nicholas.
With a populateion of approximately 300, the village is largely agricultural. There is an excellent village infants school, ...
Location ID: #10221860
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A cream beach hut with eggshell blue painted interior, featuring a kitchen unit and also bench seating. Beach Hut No. 16 looks out over the sea with a view of the pier. Situated on the promenade alongside other beautifully painted beach Huts. ...
Location ID: #10221858
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A pretty cottage with bay window and lantern at the front. An Award winning property, Best Cottage as well as Best Budget Project in Readers' Awards 2009 in Period Living Magazine.
The cottage consists of a white washed cellad which has been reputed ...
Location ID: #10222117
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Broke or Brook Hall Woods can be accessed via Church Road and shore Lane. They are situated close to the foreshore of the River Orwell on the outskirts of the village of Nacton. This location is 80 miles from Central London (approx 2 hours).
Location ID: #10222114
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These colourful, traditional beach huts overlook award-winning beaches. They are situated on the South Beach promenade next to Claremont Pier. Beach huts can be hired on a daily, weekly or seasonal basis throughout the summer months. This location ...
Location ID: #10221978
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Broad Street forms the main street in Eye, a thriving historic market town. Broad Street is dominated by the Victorian flint and brick Town Hall and is more a village than a town. In addition to the selection of boutique shops, restaurants and tea ...
Location ID: #10222272
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Flat coastal grazing land reclaimed from saltmarsh, behind sea and river walls with 19th century dyke networks. There is a 1236 m stretch of floodbank between The Fleet and Northern Blundeston Sluice and part of Decoy Farm. The Angles Way long ...
Location ID: #10222270
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Situated adjacent to the River Waveney, Beccles Marshes are part of the Norfolk & Suffolk Broads National Park. The marsh is owned by Beccles Town Council with help from Suffolk Wildlife Trust. Some areas of the marsh have been drained and converted ...
Location ID: #10222250
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huge area of flooded marshes which lead to the estuary of the River Blyth, the river flows from west of Halesworth to the North Sea between Southwold and Walberswick. Toby's Walks Toby's Walks Picnic Site on the commonis a wonderful place for a ...
Location ID: #10220822
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This Hall is a large 18th century Georgian family House on a privately owned estate set in parkland. The location has large south-facing rooms on the ground floor, paneled hall, dining room, a kitchen and a pantry with an extra dining room. There is ...
Location ID: #10220809
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Situated in the village of Old Hunstanton and overlooking the sea. Standing on the east coast of England it faces west across the Wash. The hotel grounds (lawns) run down to one of the best sandy beaches in an area famous for its beaches. Offering ...
Location ID: #10221007
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Blo Norton Hall is a moated house dating back to the sixteenth Century (see separate record). Within the grounds there is a two bedroom barn conversion sleeping 4 and a four bedroom barn conversion sleeping 8 people, all fully equipped to the ...
Location ID: #10221034
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Buttercup Cottage is a semi-detached property in Northwold, part of Meadow View Cottages in the heart of Norfolk. (See also ref:12185). Buttercup Cottage is the larger of the two adjoining properties, with 3 bedrooms, a light, airy feel throughout ...
Location ID: #10221027
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A beautiful long wide sand and shingle beach popular with sea fishermen at high tide. The beach is fairly quiet, even in the high season, and is backed by cliffs. At low tide rock pools are revealed. Sea defences are in evidence. The village is 250 ...
Location ID: #10221612
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It is the smallest windfarm owned by E.ON; taking up 3 hectares. There are 10 turbines which are 30 metres tall and stand on top of Blood Hill. They are clearly visible from the villages of Hemsby and Winterton-on-Sea. Blood Hill began operating in ...
Location ID: #10221580
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This impressive red brick mansion is privately owned and very film friendly; the location owner should be contacted directly for interior images of the the mansion. Set in attractive grounds with a 1 acre lake the Hall dates back to 1612. The ...
Location ID: #10221672
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Location ID: #10222134
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Unlike the brightly colour beach huts of Southwold, these huts are black and situated amongst the sanddunes; they have more of the appearance of sheds than traditional beach huts. The landscape leading up to the sanddunes is largely marshland. There ...
Location ID: #10222923
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Beccles is a market town and nearby towns include Lowestoft to the east and Great Yarmouth to the northeast. The town lies on the River Waveney on the edge of The Broads National Park. The townscape is dominated by the detached sixteenth-century ...
Location ID: #10222922
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Georgian grade II listed tower windmill, fully operational producing stone ground wholemeal flour. Three floors containing many original features all being restored to full working order. Currently an auxiliary electric motor being installed to turn ...
Location ID: #10222350
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This ex American military base has a huge variety of locations available and offers fantastic potential as a production base as well as location filming. The site includes a variety of disused military buildings including original US Air Force ...
Location ID: #10222349
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This ex American military base has a huge variety of locations available and offers fantastic potential as a production base as well as location filming. The site includes a nissan hut that has been converted to a studio. Originally built as jet ...
Location ID: #10222348
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This ex American military base has a huge variety of locations available including deserted barracks. It is situated approximately 99 miles (2 hours and 28 minutes) from central London.
Location ID: #10227927
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Dating back to 1354, this location, once a priory, was surrendered to the Crown (1539) & granted to Sir Nicholas and Katherine Hare. It remained in the Hare family for some 70 years and then is was passed to the Rous Family who still own to this ...