Location ID: #10220987
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On the river Lea the park is an oasis of calm within walking distance of the town centre offering everything from sporting facilities to museum, gallery, a fountain and formal gardens.
There is an unusual pedestrian suspension bridge spans the ...
Location ID: #10228144
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Location ID: #10220619
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The barn property is situated in a peaceful rural location overlooking the Wiltshire/Dorset Border. This converted barn was built in 1848 and is NOT a listed building. The conversion of the original stone farm building has made an attractive and ...
Location ID: #10227800
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Worcester College stands in twenty six acres of grounds in Oxford; the College is famous for its lake and beautiful gardens. To the left of the Main Quad are the medieval cottages, which are among the oldest residential buildings in Oxford, and to ...
Location ID: #10227783
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Grade 1 listed manor house in Bath stone. Built in C15th but considerably modified around 1810 to give a Georgian Gothic scale and lightness to the rooms. Interior: large hall and staircase with stone floors, spacious drawing-room with large ...
Location ID: #10227858
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thatched set in 6 acres of grounds,
ample parking
away from main roads-nearest neighbour half mile
hard floors
many oak windows
unfitted kitchen
high ceilings
Location ID: #10223320
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A town on the River Windrush. Notable buildings include a 18th century town hall, 18th century friends meeting house and the parish church which was originally Norman but has additions from 15th Century.
Location ID: #10223319
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Small market town in Oxfordshire with shops and restaurants. There is a large market square containing the famous statue of King Alfred, surrounded by many shops with 18th-century facades. Quieter streets radiate out from there, including towards ...
Location ID: #10223304
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A village, with a number of thatched and half-timbered houses. The vicarage is Georgian. The church has a font dating back to the 12th century, with other features added through to 1881. The bell tower was rebuilt in 1666. The village has a shop, ...
Location ID: #10223245
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Small garden square in the city with period residential houses and a 50's housing estate and university building which makes a great double for police station.
Location ID: #10223244
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Steep and picturesque village built in cotswold stone with a number of 17th century buildings in the centre and a 18c Town Hall. River Glyme divides the new and old parts of the town.
Location ID: #10222780
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One of the most welcoming stately homes with as much character as any English castle and with as many stories as any royal home.
Set withinin 1,000 acres of historic parkland including a deer park, woodland, park pools, and a small ...
Location ID: #10222697
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A stunning stretch of moorland and arable farmland with incredible views across the exposed landscape.
Location ID: #10227825
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Beautiful red brick country house, extremely reminiscent of a dolls house. Exposed wooden floorboards. Sash windows. Stables. Paddocks down to river. Family oil paintings.
Location ID: #10235411
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Street in Much Wenlock, Shropshire.
Location ID: #10235405
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Street in Ironbridge.
Location ID: #10222723
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A small village in the heart of the rural Shropshire.
Location ID: #10228124
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This is a unique spacious detached period style house situated in a quiet yet convenient location. It has a Reception Hall, Drawing Room, Open Plan kitchen/breakfast room, office, dining room, cloakroom, 4 bedrooms, two with en-suite, family ...
Location ID: #10228098
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Stunning 16th Century original working farm with modern barn conversion nestled in 5 acres in the heart of the Sussex countryside.
Location ID: #10223275
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A recreational parkland covering eight hectares. It includes formal gardens, a pond area, croquet lawn, tennis court, and lake area. The park is enclosed by trees and has an informal network of paths. Some of the trees may still be the original ones ...
Location ID: #10223269
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Set in 40 acres of beautiful Sussex countryside, this is a very special place to wander amongst a fascinating collection of 50 historic buildings dating from the 13th to the 20th century from sites across southern England. The collection includes ...
Location ID: #10222844
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Location ID: #10223670
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Location ID: #10222784
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The County Museum is housed in the former home of the Bishops of Worcester and features includes:-
A large carriage circle and outside of grand building (building is Medieval base with Georgian facade)
Long tree lined driveway leading to carriage ...