Location ID: #10222628
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A vibrant canalside university and business campus of various historic mills brought into the modern world
Location ID: #10222631
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Canal-side Victorian mills. Parkland. Canal. Bridges.
Location ID: #10299322
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A grand country manor set amidst idyllic Hampshire countryside, offering a striking blend of historic charm and contemporary elegance. The estate features magnificent oak-panelled halls, sweeping staircases, and period architecture throughout, ...
Location ID: #10222640
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Pedestrianised high street. Various shops, pubs and cafes.
Location ID: #10228339
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Medieval fortified moated palace - home to the Bishops of Bath and Wells.
Location ID: #10299778
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A beautiful pebble and sand beach at the foot of the Quantock Hills which features unusual geology and a rare beach waterfall cascading over cliffs at the back of the beach. Accessed via a holiday park.
Location ID: #10228540
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Limestone headland protruding into Bristol Channel. Victorian Fort with garrison remains. Agriculture close by. Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Scheduled Ancient
Location ID: #10220637
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Prominent hill overlooking the Isle of Avalon, Glastonbury and Somerset
Location ID: #10227859
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Wookey Hole offers one of the most distinctive filming locations in the UK — a blend of dramatic natural scenery and historic architecture, all in one fully serviced site.
Explore England’s largest show caves, surrounded by striking limestone ...
Location ID: #10220623
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Large limestone caves and caverns
Location ID: #10299776
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The 240-acre Millfield School, nestled in the village of Street, is enclosed within gated grounds and framed by the picturesque Glastonbury Tor. The campus includes a blend of architectural styles, from the historic stone exteriors of Millfield ...
Location ID: #10299774
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A stunning 6,000-acre estate at the heart of Exmoor, covering a wide range of dramatic landscape of moorland, river valleys, woodland and agricultural land.
Duredon House and Exmoor Forest Inn are both under the same ownership.
Location ID: #10299771
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A modernist, contemporary gallery and cultural venue on the harbourside in Watchet, west Somerset. A series of stacked boxes used for gallery spaces, artists studios, restaurant and five individually designed accommodation pods.
Location ID: #10299617
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A four-storey property at the bottom of Gentle Street, an historic narrow cobbled street in the centre of Frome.
Main building dates from 1600s (with later extensions in the 1800s and 2000s) and has a prominent position at the foot of the hill, ...
Location ID: #10299701
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An historic market town Situated at the foot of the Mendip Hills.
Features numerous listed buildings and key features include the medieval Market Cross, a medieval parish church, England’s oldest prison, and the modernist Amulet theatre.
Now a ...
Location ID: #10299700
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A unique and striking low lying landscape of wetlands in central Somerset.
Covering approximately 650 square km, it is characterised by networks of man-made ditches and watercourses used to drain the landscape for farming.
Dotted with towns, ...
Location ID: #10270149
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Historic Port of Bridgwater that was operational between 1845 and 1971 (although boats operated from 1348), now consisting of a Marina Basin feeding into the Taunton and Bridgwater Canal and a Tidal Basin that feeds into the River Parrett. The Dock ...
Location ID: #10299376
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A 19th Century town house converted into a shirt collar factory in 1872, in a picturesque town centre. Centres beautiful red brick, high-sided yard with a bakery, bar, workshop, fashion outlet – all under single ownership.
The site includes three ...
Location ID: #10298790
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An historic independent school in the centre of Wells, close to Wells Cathedral and The Bishop’s Palace.
The campus is spread along ‘The Liberty’ and features several historic buildings (including Cedars House, Claver Morris House, De Salais House, ...
Location ID: #10296142
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A small, picturesque harbour dating from the late 1300s now home to an active leisure boat community. Comprising of a small harbour wall and slipway, with a wooded backdrop.
The harbour is local authority owned, along with the stretch of shingle ...
Location ID: #10270145
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A seven-mile stretch of sandy beach, with grass and dunes in places.
Location ID: #10228586
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A 20 mile Victorian steam railway running through the Quantock hills and along the Bristol channel coastline. The railway is England’s longest standard gauge steam railway nestled in the Somerset countryside just 4 miles outside the County town of ...
Location ID: #10271886
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Former shopping centre - opened in 1967, refurbished 1995 and closed since Dec 2022. Includes now closed Council offices, closed Market Hall and closed multi story car park.
The building is part of phase two redevelopment plans and will be ...
Location ID: #10222490
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Large Georgian country house. Red brick mansion set in a 300 acre deer park with lake and gardens. Other buildings on the estate include stable and a carriage house.