Location ID: #10241471
8 of 49 photos
Information about this location has been provided by Screen Yorkshire.
A limestone gorge in which has an eerie, other-worldly /fantasy-land character.
The gorge sits in rural valley and is accessed by a footpath. Vehicle access is limited to a ...
Location ID: #10241476
5 photos
Information about this location has been provided by Screen Yorkshire.
Victoria arcade with traditional shopfronts and glazed atrium
Location ID: #10241445
8 of 16 photos
Information about this location has been provided by Screen Yorkshire.
Location ID: #10241431
8 of 26 photos
Information about this location has been provided by Screen Yorkshire.
A pretty tarn/pond situated on the edge of moorland. The tarn is edged with trees and has a footpath and a number of park benches around the perimeter.
This location is ...
Location ID: #10227033
8 of 27 photos
A lowland farm with a restored 19th century farm building, surrounded by farmland and grazing Red Poll cattle, with a sluice gate, meadows, woodland, conservation and arable crops. The farm is dissected by the River Gowy and boasts several ponds ...
Location ID: #10227030
5 photos
One of the finest golf clubs in the North West boasting an impressive array of facilities. With the lush backdrop of the Pennines, our 18 Hole Championship Golf Course is set within gently rolling parkland, and features over 100 bunkers and eight ...
Location ID: #10227016
8 of 9 photos
A united reform church and school originally. The only burial ground in the village. Gravestones dating from 1830s up until 1946. The property is divided into two distinct parts, the front being the chapel area the rear a small school. To the rear ...
Location ID: #10227013
8 of 25 photos
The UK's highest altitude distillery, sitting at 1689 feet above sea level. Renovated original building with original features such as floors, beams and fireplaces.
Location ID: #10227008
8 of 60 photos
The property was built in 1845, traditionally a vicarage, recently fully renovated electric gates to enter and exit, large drive, inside all original features, arched windows, spiral handrail, timer doors, large Georgian style kitchen with marble ...
Location ID: #10223791
8 of 24 photos
Location ID: #10220821
8 of 132 photos
Situated on the outskirts of the ancient city of Norwich, this beautiful mansion is now a preparatory and nursery school as well as a venue for weddings and events. Built in 1858, with parkland extending over one hundred acres, it is set overlooking ...
Location ID: #10221002
8 of 19 photos
The village was created in the early 1900s as a model seaside village. The beach consists of steeply shelved shingle with some sand at low tide. Dunes and low cliffs start to the north of Thorpeness whilst the southern end forms the Haven Nature ...
Location ID: #10221089
8 of 52 photos
This location was created in the early 1900s as a model seaside village. There is an artifical lake used for fishing and boating; there is a mock Norman castle at the far end and a Meare boathouse and tearoom. Most houses are in a mock Tudor style. ...
Location ID: #10221068
8 of 18 photos
Within the attractive market town of Woodbridge lies this restored location, with its heritage mill buildings on the edge of the River Deben opposite Sutton Hoo. There are a selection of old buildings formerly used for boat/ship building and the ...
Location ID: #10221210
8 of 21 photos
This Georgian Hall has a large central hallway with stairs, a galleried landing and a cupola with 5 bedrooms leading off it. The features date from 1840, and the building is surrounded by a large area of greenland. It also includes 3 reception rooms ...
Location ID: #10221529
8 of 44 photos
The Theatre Royal is a restored Regency theatre in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England. One of eight grade 1 listed theatres in the UK, it is the only working theatre on the National Trust's portfolio of properties.
Location ID: #10222131
7 photos
There is narrow vehicle access from Church Street for residents living in this tucked away secluded lane which ultimately leads to a pedestrian only alley behind the Abbey School into Cumberland Street. This location is 86 miles from Central London ...
Location ID: #10222024
8 of 9 photos
Thorpe Road crosses the marshes along the coast on its rather remote journey north from Aldeburgh. Marshland leading to woodland is to the left of the road whilst the vast shingle beach and the North Sea are to the right. Just outside of Aldeburgh ...
Location ID: #10222025
4 photos
Pedestrian steps leading from the High Street at the northern end of Aldeburgh town up a fairly wide steep set of steps (3/4 blocks of 12/13 steps) to the newer parts up the hill. The steps were built at the end of the 18th century when houses in ...
Location ID: #10222050
2 photos
The tower of this grand church, with its tall pinnacles, is a landmark for miles around. St Mary's was built in the late 15th century as part of the church of the Benedictine priory and some remains of priory buildings can still be seen in the ...
Location ID: #10221970
6 photos
A selection of large 3 storey Victorian terraces with some detached properties all well maintained in a quiet suburban area of Ipswich. Location is 76.6 miles, approximately 2 hours from Central London.
Location ID: #10221971
2 photos
Tree lined section of Tuddenham Road south of Valley Road. Mixed style residential properties with bungalows, semi-detached and detached properties. Location is 76.9 miles, approx. 2 hours from Central london.
Location ID: #10221961
4 photos
This Grade 1 listed medieval building (Church of England) is situated on a hill top above the village with the roofs of the houses interspersed with trees. It has a 15th century flint tower with flushwork decoration. The nave and chancel are mortar ...
Location ID: #10221922
3 photos
Trinity Park is located in 350 acres of landscaped grounds. This is the home to the Suffolk Agricultural Association, better known for hosting The Suffolk Show, attracting approximately 80,000 visitors annually. There is a state of the art ...