Location ID: #10223289
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Picturesque historic street in central Oxford. There are several sharp bends, following the contours of the surrounding colleges. The main feature is the Bridge of Sighs, a covered bridge connecting two parts of Hertford College, which was completed ...
Location ID: #10223184
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Nestled in the heart of rural Oxfordshire, surrounded by elegant lakes and fine landscape gardens sits 18th-century home with stand-out library, opulent furnishings plus formal gardens and country view. The Manor is made from locally quarryed Horton ...
Location ID: #10222830
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The Great Barn is the sole surviving part of a thriving 13th-century grange that once provided vital income to Beaulieu Abbey. The Barn was built of Cotswold rubble-stone walling, with a Cotswold slate roof. There are several slit windows and on the ...
Location ID: #10222829
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Jacobean country house situatedand is a Grade I listed building. A unique 400-year-old time capsule. Rare tapestries, portraits and personal belongings. Classic Elizabethan topiary garden.
Lawn where the rules of modern croquet were laid down. ...
Location ID: #10222828
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Neo-classical mansion with fine art and furniture collection, set in landscaped grounds. Fine artwork from the Renaissance to Pre-Raphaelite era. Restful Italianate water garden. Explore the walled garden and grounds on lovely avenue walks.
Location ID: #10222789
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National Trust. Jacobean house with later additions i 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Set amongst the remains of a 14th century fortified house. 20 miles from London.
Medieval kitchen, and a few medieval towers. Constructed of brick and stone. ...
Location ID: #10222714
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A high ridge with unique rock houses carved into the contorted sandstone. Includes an elevated heath and woodland walks with dramatic panoramas across the surrounding countryside.
Location ID: #10222684
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Set in tranquil parkland that contains an internationally significant set of monuments from the mid-18th century, this is an amazing stately home with much surviving in original condition since 1805. The estate contains a walled garden, historic ...
Location ID: #10223790
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Valley and hills/plateau in the Shropshire Hills, Shropshire. Owned and managed by the National Trust.
Location ID: #10222737
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A semi-detached 18th/19th century authentic rural farm labourer's cottage in its original condition with a full set of period props and fixtures available for film use including a coal-fired kitchen range, fireside hip bath, oil lamps etc.
Location ID: #10222706
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A late 17th century mansion with lakeside garden and large estate incorporating landscaped gardens with sculpture trail, fields, parkland and farms.
Location ID: #10222705
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A late Victorian gentleman's suburban villa with rare unaltered interior and elaborate conservatory. The grounds incorporate a mini country-estate with pig sties, stables, kitchen garden, orchard and colourful borders.
Location ID: #10222710
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Palladian mansion and deer park. Magnificent Regency interiors with silver, furniture, painting collections, kitchen and servants hall. The estate incorporates a deer park with riverside walks, woodland and some of the grandest Cedar trees in the ...
Location ID: #10223075
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This gem on the South Downs, rescued after a major fire in 1989, houses an elegant Georgian interior with a famous Grand Tour collection. An 18th-century dolls' house with original contents, is one of the highlights.
The complete servants' quarters ...
Location ID: #10223113
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Just five miles north of Brighton, sits the mile long'dry valley' which is the longest, deepest and widest in the UK. it offers stunning panoramas, a colourful habitat, walls of the Iron Age hill fort, and the remains of the curious Victorian ...
Location ID: #10222821
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A family house built in the 1890s,designed by philip webb, friend of William Morris, and a showpiece of the Arts & Crafts Movement. It is decorated throughout with Morris carpets,fabrics and wallpaper, complemented by contemporary ...
Location ID: #10223247
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Beautiful rolling hills on the outskirts of a major city.
Location ID: #10222738
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A mansion house and country park built and landscaped by 'Capability' Brown. The park comprises a chapel, meadow land, water features and follies.
Location ID: #10222729
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Magnificent William and Mary style, early 18th-century country house with orangeries, working mushroom room, parterre and bowling green. The red brick house is set amidst historic parks and gardens with interesting landscape features.
Location ID: #10227730
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Nottinghams old Shire Hall and County Gaol.
There has been a court on the site since at least 1375 and a prison since at least 1449. Over the centuries, many thousands of people have entered the building with a sense of dread for their future. The ...
Location ID: #10223130
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A major university campus in the Midlands.
Location ID: #10227735
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127 meter tall concrete tower featuring steel staircases, lift shafts, tall concrete spaces, tight spaces, indoor and out door abseiling. Iconic building.
Location ID: #10223673
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Location ID: #10223007
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A historic Napoleonic war era barrack featuring many original features including historic buildings, parade ground and canal.