Location ID: #10227257
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Described as the original Palace By The Sea, the hotel was formally opened in 1864 to great fanfare. It was a feat of Victorian architectural brilliance, masterfully designed by the celebrated architect John Whichcord Jr. and home to the first lift ...
Location ID: #10227248
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The Spire is a beautiful grade II listed Victorian Church. It is currently in a state of semi disrepair, but has attractive church features (e.g. stained glass windows, baptismal font and choir stalls) and would make for an atmospheric filming ...
Location ID: #10227244
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Detached Georgian Style House with contemporary interior and large orangery/terrace. Situated on a private road with ample parking for 6/7 car on front drive
Location ID: #10227222
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The main entrance leads to an open-plan reception, leading to three interconnected seminar rooms. There are two large public reading rooms, featuring rows of pale wood desks, a streamlined counter and a custom-made plan chest to conserve a ...
Location ID: #10227221
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This important Grade II listed building is one of the oldest working theatres in England. The property showcases an exquisite example of a Regency auditorium and a fine collection of historic buildings surrounding the stage house; a two hundred year ...
Location ID: #10227219
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A rare example of a former industrial space in East Sussex. Easy access from Gatwick airport and train from London Victoria and London Bridge. The Workshop features a spectacular kitchen / dining / living room with high ceilings and painted brick ...
Location ID: #10227213
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A traditional 600 seater Victorian Phipps Theatre. Stalls Bar and Dress Circle Bar. Mirrored Dance Studio. Backstage Dressing room area.
Location ID: #10227200
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The exterior of the Synagogue is in an eclectic blend of Italian Renaissance and Neo-Byzantine Revival styles. The west-facing elevation uses yellow bricks in an English bond pattern, while the other walls are of brown brick.
The particularly ...
Location ID: #10223056
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New build home with clean modern lines and minimalist interior design.
Location ID: #10223009
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Interconnecting alleyways set of the bustling jewellery quarter in the city centre.
Location ID: #10223011
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Two long narrow alleyways separated by a high street just off the Lanes.
Location ID: #10227159
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The pub now sleeps up to 34 guests across the main hotel building and the 3 charming cottages
Location ID: #10223802
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Junctions between Redgate and Park Road - situated betwen Glossop and Hadfield in High Peak, Derbyshire.
Location ID: #10227108
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Unique properties in a mountain environment surrounded by crags, steams and old mine works, rugged landscape, not too far from village. Buildings include large, fully restored working waterwheel set against spectacular mountain backdrop.
Fields ...
Location ID: #10222447
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Mountain property with working waterwheel set in mountainous Lake District environment
Location ID: #10222425
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Lake in Cumbria.
Location ID: #10226996
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An extended old farmhouse connected to converted stables and barn. The house itself consists of 5 bedrooms, (one of which is a triple aspect master bedroom with vaulted ceiling), open plan kitchen, living and dining area (rustic/industrial), utility ...
Location ID: #10226993
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Square, 3 storey country house, Classical Mannerist style stone under a hipped tile roof.
Straight driveway leading to 7 bay symmetrical entrance, garden front 3 bays facing a raised, stone balustrated terrace in a rectangle of formal gardens, ...
Location ID: #10222330
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Situated on the Great River Ouse this largely residential street faces the water. There are a number of historic buildings, some of which are timber-framed. There is also a Chinese Bridge (footbridge), weir and lock; the bridge is a landmark of the ...
Location ID: #10221683
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The River Great Ouse is 143 miles long and is the 4th longest river in the UK.
The river begins at the Wash and weaves its way down through Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. As it is part of the Fen region the river often floods in the winter, ...
Location ID: #10221295
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A 4 bedroom Georgian/Victorian vicarage with white rendering to the front, original windows & a red brick Victorian extension to the rear. The property looks like 2 different properties. Interiors: 2 receptions, large kitchen & utility rooms. Wooden ...
Location ID: #10220991
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This pretty row of Georgian houses was developed by local builder Joseph Medworth in 1816. The original castle in the centre has been replaced with the Regency Villa. The Wisbech and Fenland Museum is also located here. This location is 104 miles ...
Location ID: #10226816
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6 bedroom period property refurbished to a very high standard retaining many original features including ornate archway in large hallway, ceiling roses, very high ceilings, fireplaces, stained glass front door
Location ID: #10226813
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Stunning top floor luxury penthouse apartment with spectacular, panoramic views of the central Reading skyline with interiors that amplify style. Two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan living, dining and kitchen area and an expansive outdoor ...