Location ID: #10227020
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A purpose built museum in a public park with displays of art and Egyptology. Building is decorated inside with a replica of the Parthenon frieze. Brick built, single storey building with large glazed roof light. One of highlights of the displays ...
Location ID: #10235398
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Town Hall in Warrington, Cheshire.
Location ID: #10223752
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Offices owned and managed by Cheshire East Council in Sandbach.
Location ID: #10221818
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This Grade II listed location was built in 1720's and is set in a 340 acre park with lake and formal terraced gardens and a number of estate cottages and outbuildings. It is a Georgian House with State rooms on first floor, drawing rooms, saloon, ...
Location ID: #10221100
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This quaint little coastal village is set back from the beach and harbour area and has a unique village green in so far as some of the dwellings open immediately onto the green. Many of the homes are 2nd homes and some are rented as self-catering ...
Location ID: #10221837
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This is an attractive market town nestling on the edge of the River Deben. The Elizabethan Shire Hall stands at the centre of the Old Town in the middle of Market Hill and has been the focal point for the last 400 years. There is a variety of ...
Location ID: #10221985
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Residential street located in the historic market town/village of Eye. Location is 94.4 miles, approximately 2 hours and 18 minutes from Central London.
Location ID: #10221983
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This is a large community room (14.6m x 7.57m x 3.56m), Small committe room (6.57m x 4.97m x 3.56m), and kitchen. There is wheelchair access and Ladies and Men's toilets. The rooms are 'Blank canvases'. The building is flint built with a ...
Location ID: #10221899
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This was formerly a fishing hamlet but has become a western suburb of the port town of Felixstowe and now has a more inner-city feel to it as the 19th century terraces of its High Street are in close proximity to Felixstowe's Hamilton Square. The ...
Location ID: #10221900
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This is a small picturesque village situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty less than 3 miles from the coast. It has been the winner of the Suffolk Best Kept Village title more than once. There is a 12th century thatched church, a red ...
Location ID: #10222290
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Set in 22 acres of parkland on the picturesque River Orwell. There are a number of navigable estuaries close at hand. First-class berthing and marina services, this Marina has a boatyard which offers excellent facilities for boat owners wanting to ...
Location ID: #10222261
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The original school building is now the school hall. An extension was added in 1958 to provide classrooms and office/storage space, a kitchen and a dining area, library and toilets. In 2002, two more classrooms were added along with an ICT suite and ...
Location ID: #10221008
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Mature saltmarsh situated behind dunes which are broken by a channel making access challenging. The trees at East Hills and beyond that Wells can be seen from the marshes. There are tracks across the marshes. This location is 123 miles from central ...
Location ID: #10220982
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This red-brick, two-story Georgian prison was built in 1787. The prison was designed by John Howard and was built to replace an existing Elizabethan 'House of Correction'. The prison was closed in 1861 and has remained empty and untouched. The ...
Location ID: #10220950
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This Abbey is one of the finest and most interesting of the historic churches of East Anglia. Its two tall towers dominate the countryside for miles around. Inside it is distinguished by its twelfth-century nave arcades, its magnificent ...
Location ID: #10221494
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The station is home to a signal box, waiting room and footbridge. It is a picturesque rural station typical of the last century and has a small lineside halt. The station has original signalling, period waiting rooms and other original features. ...
Location ID: #10221134
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This large church (160 feet long) is located in Walpole St Peter, Norfolk and is known as the Cathedral of the Fens. It has some beautiful, intricate stained-glass windows, statues and wooden pews. There is a 15th century flagged tunnel which goes ...
Location ID: #10221676
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This is a wonderful old Georgian Hall with a huge variety of potential uses. The Hall is situated in 40 acres of stunning Norfolk countryside estate. The hall has a large ballroom, entrance hall with staircase, kitchen and dining room, as well as ...
Location ID: #10222136
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This Nature Reserve is managed by English Nature and made up of some of the best remaining areas of Sandlings heathland, together with reed beds at Westwood Marshes, grassland, woodlands, shingle, saline lagoons and mudflats and the salt marshes of ...
Location ID: #10222135
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This location contains a long stretch of sand, shingle, and a pebble beach that is backed by sand dunes and marshland. There is road access from the village and foot access from the harbour area. This location is 110 miles from Central London (2 ...
Location ID: #10227899
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Magnificent elizabethan country mansion which has been extensively restored into an unusual and eccentric family home, with very large rooms, conservatory and tower. Suffolk. This superb location is two miles from deserted sea beaches, is surrounded ...
Location ID: #10227889
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A Grade II Listed Georgian Mansion, restored and decorated to English Heritage colouring and standards. Rooms with views to the Orwell Bridge (Ipswich) and across farmland. A superb grand staircase (from British Listed Buildings: "Entrance hall ...
Location ID: #10227922
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This Manor is a beautiful 16th century listed mansion, set in nine acres of landscaped grounds and beautiful walled gardens, with a quintessentially English charm.
Located at Woodbridge, close to Suffolk's beautiful heritage coast, within easy ...
Location ID: #10223267
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Westleton Heath NNR is part of the best remaining tract of heathland in Suffolk. In medieval times a large area of heath known as the Sandlings (on account of its dry sandy soils) stretched along the Suffolk coast. Today only about 20% of the ...