Location ID: #10222051
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In quiet isolation, St Mary?s sits away from the village it once served. This flint and stone church dates from the 15th century and, despite a restoration in the 1860s, many of the original fittings remain in the rustically elegant interior. It is ...
Location ID: #10222052
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On a commanding site above the Gripping Valley, St Peter's distinctive exterior is a magnificent sight. The captivating west tower stands proud, despite being almost hidden by the surrounding tall trees. Inside, a series of soaring arches guide the ...
Location ID: #10222053
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The lofty 14th century tower, still used as a famous seamark, and the gaunt roofless walls are all that remain of what was surely one of Suffolk's finest churches in a breathtaking setting. St Andrew's stands proudly atop the cliffs looking out to ...
Location ID: #10222049
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A secluded rural church idyllically set amongst a tree-studded dip in the beautiful Suffolk countryside, time has stood still at St Mary's. The church was recorded in the Doomsday survey of 1086 and has unaltered 17th century interior. The ...
Location ID: #10222048
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The site of an event which was a direct trigger for the Burial Law Reform Act of 1880, St Mary's has a rich and intriguing history. Today the church remains rural and remote. The interior is simple yet surprisingly elegant considering the church lay ...
Location ID: #10222021
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The port area is operated by RF Upson & Co (boat builders) for fishing and leisure purposes. The Slaughden Sailing Club operates from a nearby slipway. Whilst small they have a new clubhouse with galley, changing rooms, showers and a lounge with a ...
Location ID: #10221977
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St Peter's Street is largely a retail shopping area with boutique shops, cafes and restaurants housed in historic buildings (mixed styles [Tudor and Georgian in particular]). St Peter's Street has street lighting in keeping with the historic ...
Location ID: #10221969
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Victorian terraced street in a quiet suburban area close to the Old Cemetery. Surrounding streets are all Victorian terraces. Location is 76.3 miles, approximately 2 hours from Central London.
Location ID: #10221966
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St Mary's is situated on the opposite side of the village of Playford from the Hall high on a hill above the road which has a cut down beside it. The site is ancient and uncharacteristic for Suffolk; the church could easily be in the Yorkshire or ...
Location ID: #10221896
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From a distance this church could be confused with a Victorian folly rather than a church. Located within the rural village of Swilland this interesting small church with its unique tower, Norman doorway and ornate gilt reredos. The interiors are ...
Location ID: #10221894
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Saxmundham is a popular historic market town situated in a valley on the River Fromus which is a tributary of the River Alde; Saxmundham has a population of circa. 4,500. There are a number of landmark buildings in the town including the 4 Star Bell ...
Location ID: #10221895
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Sudbourne village is close to Orford and Aldeburgh in an area of outstanding natural beauty largely surrounded by woodland (Captain's Wood has ancient trees) and some arable farmland. The population is around 300. There are no shops or pubs although ...
Location ID: #10222288
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Two storey library located in the former Corn Exchange situated in the Market Hill are of Sudbury. There is also a meeting room which seats 12. This location is 67 miles from central London (approx. 1hr, 47 mins).
Location ID: #10222289
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This property is operated by an On-Call Crew. This location is 67 miles from central London (approx. 1hr, 46 mins).
Location ID: #10222268
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Herringfleet Marshes stretch from St Olaves to Somerleyton and are overlooked by Herringfleet Hills (part of the Somerleyton Estate). The hills are classed as open country. Herringfleet Smock Mill is a restored 3 storey, Grade II listed wooden ...
Location ID: #10222266
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This picturesque village is close to the River Waveney, a short distance from Somerleyton Hall (see separate record). The large village green is edged with thatched houses (others can be seen around the village) on which stands the old pump dating ...
Location ID: #10222267
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A unique thatched picturesque beamed primary school situated on a large village green. Whilst Tudor in appearance, the school was built in the 19th century. This location is 134 miles from central London (approx. 2hrs, 55 mins).
Location ID: #10222262
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Due to the expanding population, extra classrooms have been added: in 1955 and 1969 two additional classrooms were added; in 1993 a further four were added; and in 2008 a new extension brought four more. Extensive remodelling took place between 1985 ...
Location ID: #10222259
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Southwold Common covers 130 acres (52.6 hectares) and has charitable rather than 'common' status. This protects it for recreational use. Just above the beach on the common the aptly named Gun Hill has six eighteen-pounder cannons to commemorate the ...
Location ID: #10220836
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This former RAF base is situated about 10 miles NE of Norwich. The decommissioned site was completely vacated in November 2006. The extensive 700-acre site includes a typical WWII airfield and runway, and numerous workshops and offices. The site ...
Location ID: #10220838
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Surrey House is a very grand stone building with pillars and statues on the exterior. The interior is equally as grand with the large impressive Marble Hall as the center piece. Huge coloured marble pillars (40 in total) and a fantastically ornate ...
Location ID: #10220828
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This magnificent 15th century church is one of the finest medieval churches in East Anglia. It has a hammer beam roof with carved angels as well as other interesting features. It is found just off the Market Place in Swaffham. Despite the closeness ...
Location ID: #10220945
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This location is situated in the centre of the Historic Market Town of Swaffham in a Grade II listed building that is currently owned by Swaffham Town Council. This glorious building was built around 1775 / 1790 on the site of the Great Fire of ...
Location ID: #10221104
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This beautifully maintained Grade 1 listed church stands in the middle of Castle Acre on a hill top amidst the ruins of a Norman castle and a Priory (see separate records). There is a magnificent 15th century Perpendicular tower, tall aisles ...