Location ID: #10221941
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Tindal Square is situated at the top of the High Street in front of Shire Hall in Chelmsford. It is pedestrianised flanked either side by a mix of retail outlets, cafe and restaurants. Location is 34.3 miles, approximately 1 hour and 13 minutes from ...
Location ID: #10221915
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This Tudor manor is heaving with a mixture of character and comfort. It was built in the mid 1500s by a wool merchant with original wall paintings, impressive fireplace and beamed ceilings still in place. With 6 bedrooms, its packed with space and ...
Location ID: #10221867
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The beach huts are all privately owned; Local authorities may be able to assist with contact details for specific huts. Some of the huts walk out onto the beach (mix of sand/shingle); others are on stilts. It has a place to go for sailing, ...
Location ID: #10221578
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A village with Clapperboard Houses. This is a small village of roughly 400 inhabitants located 7 miles from Burnham-on-Crouch and 3 miles from Bradwell-on-Sea. The village has many historical buildings juxtaposed with brand-new developments and has ...
Location ID: #10222852
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Grade II listed lovely Georgian Rectory with a west wing housing 5 reception room plus nine bedrooms. Cellar with original wine bins, wood-panelled dining room, hand painting on walls. The old rectory is approached by a large drive with gilded gates ...
Location ID: #10221047
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This is a Non operational WW2 Airfield with a number of derelict buildings still remaining and therefore available for filming. The old control tower has been renovated to it's original condition and houses the Glenn Miller museum. The airfield ...
Location ID: #10220843
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Housed in the former Higgins and Son Brewery, Bedford Museum is situated within the picturesque gardens of Bedford Castle (see separate record), beside the Great Ouse Embankment (see separate records). Bedford Museum at June 2011 was closed for ...
Location ID: #10228164
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Built in 1887 by wealthy Mill owner Roger Brown and given to the town. Previously used for civic events and also used as former council offices. Then became a magistrates court and then a coroners court. Still has judges benches. Large flowing main ...
Location ID: #10228153
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A C13th building with mainly Edwardian architecture, 12 different size and shape hotel rooms in main house. The lounges on the ground floor boast a fireplace built in 1220. Lounges each have unique decor. Small lawn behind hotel, and Victorian-style ...
Location ID: #10220701
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The house is a large Georgian vicarage of Bath Stone set in an acre of (mostly) walled garden. Many of the original features remain - including wondows, doors, shutters, etc. It was originally built by Lord Lansdowne (of Bowood House).
Location ID: #10220460
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Contemporary conversion of a grade II 17th Century Hop Barn. Contemporary features throughout including a mezzanine level.
Location ID: #10227868
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Recently refurbished, our idyllically situated barn conversion is set amidst open fields and farmland, on the fringes of a sought after South Staffordshire village. Beautifully laid out gardens and an adjoining 1.85 acre lake where you can spot a ...
Location ID: #10227867
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The castle is a Grade 1 Listed Building. The ruins date back to the 12th century but most are from the 14th/15th centuries when the castle was rebuilt. It is said to be haunted and alongside other activities and events, ghost hunts are held there. ...
Location ID: #10227799
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An enclosed shopping centre in a densely populated suburban area served by three car parks. Large open malls with lifts, escalators and stairways. Several instances of residential buildings are encompassed within the scheme, one of the residential ...
Location ID: #10227790
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A colourful, plant filled family home with an open-plan living area. It has a paved, lawned and well stocked garden - with some tucked away raised beds - enjoying huge views of open countryside and Ancient Woodland.
Location ID: #10227852
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Brand new, architect designed, unique detached house, built into a hillside, giving outstanding views from the feature tower. In a quiet location at the end of a cul-de-sac. Clean palette for any film or photography for a period before anyone moves ...
Location ID: #10228106
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Cottage atop a hillside with tremendous views of countryside, woodland and spectacular sunsets and sunrises and a large inglenook fire. There are nearby buildings of different characters (listed separately) and 17 acres of grounds including a ...
Location ID: #10220753
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Prehistoric clapper bridge crossing River Barle, situated in Exmoor National Park. Dates to around 1000 BC. Grade 1 listed by EH.
Location ID: #10235317
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A charming old market town located near the Chiltern Hills.
Location ID: #10222883
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Outdoor 25metre heated swimming pool set in a third of an acre. Large grasses area shaded by three mature sycamore trees. Changing access to poolside.
Location ID: #10223683
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Location ID: #10223611
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Tittesworth Water is in Staffordshire Moorlands District Council area, Staffordshire and within 35 miles of Sheffield, Manchester, Derby and Stoke-on-Trent.
On the edge of the spectacular Peak District National Park, our 190-acre reservoir will ...
Location ID: #10222753
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Ancient woodland containing 140 free ranging Barbary macaques enclosed by metal fencing with a Georgian Gatehouse and modern wooden buildings.
Location ID: #10227820
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A former prison, now disused. The original building was constructed by Thomas Telford, following plans by architect John Hiram Haycock. The prison was completely in 1793 and was in use until 2014.