Location ID: #10228130
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Opened in 1932 covering 7.7 hectares. It is 5 mins from the town centre. There is a pond, multi-use games area, pavilion building, range of events and activities. Wimbledon Tennis Champion Dorothy Round has a statue here.
Location ID: #10228129
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Dating back to the Cluniac period. Established in England after the Norman Conquest. For 400 years was home to the order of the monks who followed the traditions of the Abbey of Cluny in France.
Location ID: #10220499
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A traditional brewery with protected thatched brewery house, yard, outbuildings dating from 1700's
Location ID: #10220446
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Along the main road the village was substantially rebuilt in Portland Stone cottages by a reforming squire during the 1860's, but around the church the earlier houses survive, some thatched, some colourwashed. The church has strong connections with ...
Location ID: #10220497
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Quiet jungle retreat comprising of a 10 acre jungle garden, complete with tropical ponds, huge trees, ferns and parkland.
Location ID: #10220493
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Grade I Listed house with Grade I Listed park situated in the south east corner of Cornwall. In addition, there is a 6000 acre agricultural estate with associated enterprises i.e.: farms, cottages, woodland & spectacular scenery.
Location ID: #10220491
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Built in 1908 the property is an imposing neo-Elizabethan granite Manor House (originally 21 bedroom) set on the cliff edge. The property is set in 8 acres of gardens and paddocks and is bordered by Cornwall's Coast path, National Trust land and ...
Location ID: #10220929
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Delightful garden within a conservation area overlooking Clifftown Parade with sea views. The properties surrounding the garden are all period properties. This location is 42 miles from central London (approx. 1hr, 28 mins).
Location ID: #10227507
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Large Edwardian Townhouse with luxury furniture and fittings throughout. Nine en-suite rooms, spacious lounge, cinema room, new kitchen with larger family diner, outside kitchen and seating plus hot tub and sauna. The property is a converted ...
Location ID: #10227455
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Marine scrapyard with numerous outbuildings. Large brick-built industrial units. Piers and jetties. Marine and military scrap. Heavy equipment. Harbour views.
Location ID: #10227420
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City centre cathedral with a continental feel.
70 miles from London.
Location ID: #10223023
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A market town and civil parish in Hampshire. The town has its own railway station and a mainline rail link connecting Portsmouth and London. The town is situated on the northern slopes of the South Downs lies wholly within the National Park.
Location ID: #10222994
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Neo-classical Guildhall, built in 1890 and re-built after WWII. Featuring office space, long corridors, bars, dining rooms, function rooms, stage, Lord Mayor's Suite and Council Chambers.
Location ID: #10222965
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Public library and arts centre with Brutalist architecture, polished concrete, black glass situated in the city centre.
Location ID: #10235345
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Grade II residential square formerly part of military barracks.
Location ID: #10220779
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Location ID: #10223486
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A charming historic house, decorated and furnished in the Edwardian style just north of the city centre. Evokes Edwardian life 'upstairs and downstairs' and could also be used for the Victorian era.
Includes kitchens, servant's rooms, drawing and ...
Location ID: #10223187
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Ex barracks with large hardstanding area in the middle surrounded by old warehouse buildings - come leased out to companies and some vacant. On site is an Edwardian Manor still empty that neighbours a cladded building which houses cadets academy.
Location ID: #10223013
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Village and Civil Parish that runs along one-time marshes stretching along the coast of Rye Bay.
Location ID: #10222926
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A delightful manor house which still has the atmosphere of an Edwardian country house.
Collections of their furniture are on show including ceramics, glass, silver and clocks and also the Macquoid Bequest of fine English and continental furniture ...
Location ID: #10222913
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Largest urban park in teh city.
Location ID: #10220424
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A subterranean location complete with underground water in the middle of the Peak District.
Location ID: #10222443
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Small Cumbrian town.
Location ID: #10222386
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This property is a small Church of England Primary School in the centre of Cambridge. There are currently 120 children on roll, between the ages of 4 and 11. The school was opened on 1 October 1877 on its present site. It is one of the five Church ...