Location ID: #10223093
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The Chilton Estate lies west of Newbury and north west of Hungerford within the North Wessex Downs AONB. Just 10 minutes’ drive on the A338 from junction 14 of the M4 in Berkshire and 90 minutes’ drive from central London. The Estate is a family ...
Location ID: #10220572
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A natural landmark with 3 mile gorge of limestone cliffs and stalagmite caves, along a winding and spectacular road. The largest inland gorge in Britain, found in the heart of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. An A-road runs ...
Location ID: #10220698
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400 foot rock faces with nature reserves and special conservation areas of woods and downland at the top. Cathedral like caves. Look out tower. Activities centres including climbing, abseiling and caving, and other tourist attractions including ...
Location ID: #10270856
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A currently disused educational establishment managed by Dorset Council. The site is set within 55 acres near Shaftesbury on the Dorset/Wiltshire border. There are several wood panelled rooms, meeting rooms, offices, a church and auxiliary spaces ...
Location ID: #10220705
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Grade II listed Arts and Crafts estate house sitting within 116 acres of parture park and woodland with 8 bedrooms, dining room, drawing room, morning room, entrance hall, larders, pantries and a servants corridor with call bells.
Exterior has ...
Location ID: #10223677
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Location ID: #10223676
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Period Civic Centre.
Location ID: #10228818
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Area at the very southern tip of the Isle of Portland. Remote windy spot with lighthouse, rocks, cafe, open grassy space, simple wooden shed like huts, fishing boats,
Location ID: #10228529
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A picturesque village and civil parish in rural Dorset. There are a mixture of historic buildings and architecture. The village is situated close to the famous National Trust managed Cerne Abbas fertility Giant landmark.
Location ID: #10252859
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A tourist attraction in Cheddar Gorge, comprising of several buildings circa 1970s and earlier including a café with large terrace with spectacular views up the gorge. A small museum about the Stone Age. Two meeting rooms in an elevated cubed ...
Location ID: #10228088
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Old stone folly, looking over the Warwickshire landscape.
Location ID: #10270279
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The Guildhall is a Grade II* Listed Building in the centre of the town that dates back to 1837 and was formerly the Corn Exchange. It is situated on the site of former municipal buildings and a market from the late 18th century.It is an important ...
Location ID: #10270230
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Is an independent school set in the heart of the Surrey Hills. Our campus effortlessly blends historic buildings with new, purpose-built facilities making our school an interesting and flexible venue for filming requirements. We have an array of ...
Location ID: #10270167
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A beautiful Georgian Manor house on the edge of the picturesque Quantock Hills in Somerset, completed in 1739 and remodelled in 1870. Inside the venue the stunning Italian plasterwork and limestone flag stones of the Great Hall make an impressive ...
Location ID: #10270165
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Empty office space, over five floors, dating from 1970s. Part of Somerset Council’s County Hall complex (C block adjoins two other office buildings which are operating as usual). Partly furnished with office furniture though unused for several years.
Location ID: #10270162
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The Reservoir Local Nature Reserve consists of wildflower meadows and woodland edge surrounding the expanse of open water with spectacular scenery. A fantastic site for bird watching and walking. There is also a small children’s woodland play area.
Location ID: #10270159
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The Market House is the focal point of Castle Cary and is a Grade II* listed building dating from 1855 renovated in 2014. An iconic building that now offers internal and external areas to let for community and commercial events.
Location ID: #10230927
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The Airport is spread over 530 acres of space and is surrounded by genuinely beautiful Cotswold Countryside. The airport has an evocative, eclectic mix of architecture that spans the airport's life. Including very moody, atmospheric World War 2 ...
Location ID: #10230540
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A modern four storey office block with lift access to each floor. Each floor has been internally designed differently for educational purposes with open plan areas, cellular offices and seminar rooms. The offices benefit from designated car parking ...
Location ID: #10269700
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Cressy Hall is a fabulous example of a Georgian design, period-drama historic property. The location offers a space in excess of 6,300 sq. ft, with significant rooms including 3 elegant reception rooms and 7 generous first and second floor bedrooms. ...
Location ID: #10269057
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Clock Tower Farm exudes the elegance of a bygone Georgian era. Its 220yr old main house is set on the edge of green pastures once home to stud thoroughbred horses. Its previous life is still visible in the disused red brick stables set around the ...
Location ID: #10268002
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1930s renovated home, Large and spacious for easy filming.
corner plot with 3 parking spaces for easy access and use.
Just of the M60 and only 15 mins drive from Salford Quays and 2 min drive from Panalux Studios.
Location ID: #10239614
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Information about this location has been provided by Buckinghamshire Council.
The property is an 14 century church which used to be the smallest in Buckinghamshire. The property lies at the end of a quite lane and is adjacent to the Grand Union ...
Location ID: #10268075
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This large semi-detached red brick home is full of colour and character. It was built in the 1900's and still retains it's period landing and tiled fireplace. It's open plan kitchen and living room allows for plenty of natural light.
Features ...