Location ID: #10221028
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This property has a wide curving, ochre-coloured, quiet sand and shingle beach found at the base of low sand cliffs. A row of large boulders are positioned towards the back of the beach to prevent erosion of the high sand dunes which have virtually ...
Location ID: #10221116
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This Russian Othodox church has been converted from an old railway station orignially built in 1857; converted in 1966. The booking office and men's waiting room were converted into the chapel. The ladies waiting room is now a bedroom, and the coal ...
Location ID: #10221112
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This Grade 1 listed building was built between 1497 and 1503 out of flint with stone dressings, but some parts have been rebuilt since. The tower on the other hand was built in the middle of the 13th Century. The Rood Screen is dated back to 1513; ...
Location ID: #10221627
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Grassy marshland area situated on the North Norfolk coast. The shingle bank near this location keeps the sea from the marshes and the village. But to do so, it must be maintained in winter at an artifically steep angle by mechanical diggers, and ...
Location ID: #10221597
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Surrounded by fenland and bird/wildlife sanctuaries, this village has traditional amenities including local shops, eateries and historic buildings. Most of the village houses are built from local iron-rich carrstone. There is a 14th century church ...
Location ID: #10221643
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An historic market town with a collection of Georgian, Victorian, Sixties and modern buildings. The market place looks much as it did during the 18th and 19th centuries. It has a unique centre piece in the form of The Buttercross (built in 1783). ...
Location ID: #10222224
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A brick built primary school with a thatched roof, large hall, exterior play areas/fields, a garden and modern classrooms. This school is a voluntary-aided school run by the school governors in partnership with the Church of England or Roman ...
Location ID: #10222144
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St Mary's of Sweffling sits on a hilltop overlooking the Suffolk countryside which is largely rolling arable landscape. The churchyard rises above the houses, two of which flank the entrance of the church. The most striking feature is probably the ...
Location ID: #10222143
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A small village on the River Alde. It is now best known for Snape Maltings, no longer in commercial use, but converted into a tourist centre together with a concert hall that hosts the major part of the annual Aldeburgh Festival. This location is 83 ...
Location ID: #10222132
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Set around the River Blyth. There is a sea wall along the harbour, varous jetties to allow moorings and fishing huts. There are also a number of remotely positioned buildings on stilts on one side which rise starkly up from the shingle grassland in ...
Location ID: #10227990
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Our school is set in a very quaint small town known for its antique shops, architecture and the country park with the River Stour running through it. Our grounds are quiet and secluded with large rolling grass areas & a small wooded area (with Clare ...
Location ID: #10227994
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Tudor Revival (Mock Tudor) building, unique front entrance with a long driveway approach. Beach front terracing, with steps down on to the beach. Large open spaces surround the hall. The courtyard that is surrounded by the hall and renovated stables ...
Location ID: #10227882
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The sea-salted brickwork exterior has been restored and rejuvenated into a ship shape contemporary warehouse of rich modern interiors and rooms adorned with vintage furniture, sculptures and eclectic art. Each room has been individually designed in ...
Location ID: #10223357
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This bright and spacious Edwardian family property, situated beneath the iconic lighthouse, has been furnished to the highest standard. It is on a quiet residential street, with close proximity to both the sandy beach and local high street. There is ...
Location ID: #10223145
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An arts complex on the banks of the River Alde at Snape. The original purpose of the Maltings was the malting of barley for the brewing of beer; local barley, once malted, was sent from here to London and exported to mainland Europe. Today a ...
Location ID: #10223053
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A bridge over the River Orwell, in the city of Ipswich. Close to the city centre.
Location ID: #10226920
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This is an area of open space situated in a residential estate of 1980's and early 90's housing. There are high voltage power lines (pylons) overhead
Location ID: #10226909
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An area of green open space situated amongst 60's terraced and semi detached housing with a childrens play area (see webpage for pictures of the park area)
Location ID: #10226904
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This is an area of open space situated in a residential area in the middle of a 1980's era housing estate. Above the footballs are large high voltage power lines
Location ID: #10226902
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This is a small green area close to the centre of a large town with industrial units behind a row of mature trees. There are some urban features such as an electric sub station and another monitoring hut. There are large boulders and a gate to ...
Location ID: #10226871
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This is a community centre located off the main road within a large interwar and post war housing estate close to the centre of a large town in Southern England. It is set well back from the road with a small car park to the front. To the rear is a ...
Location ID: #10226865
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Charming Detached 5/6 bedroom house, on a quiet leafy road.
Large, bright and airy open plan kitchen/diner/living space. Has pocket doors to separate the living space.
Location ID: #10226862
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Stoke Mandeville Stadium boasts the highest grade of facilities for our leading sportsmen and women, and asserts itself as the national centre for disability sport. The redevelopment of Stoke Mandeville Stadium has transformed the original sports ...
Location ID: #10221735
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