Location ID: #10292341
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A current disused limestone aggregate quarry, closed since 1980s, approx. 175 acres in total, over three tiers. The site features several substantial gravel roads and a handful of abandoned concrete structures large pipe sections. Close to the A361 ...
Location ID: #10297709
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Located in the historic spa village of Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, right on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Set within around 4.5 acres of peaceful gardens overlooking the dramatic Derwent Gorge, it offers both seclusion and easy access ...
Location ID: #10298525
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Ex Unilever Soap Factory - very large and complete factory with production equipment and large external areas
Location ID: #10298494
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Saddleworth Marina is a working canal marina in greater Manchester surrounded by the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, the River Tame and the hills of Saddleworth. The Marina has a substantial hard standing surrounding the water and a number of canal ...
Location ID: #10297631
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A traditional farmhouse, built in stages between 1480s and 1930s, set in 4 acres including a mediaeval carp lake. Lots of beams, fireplaces, and other period features, also antique furniture in keeping. Gardens include raised bed garden, 2 paddocks ...
Location ID: #10297810
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Chenies Manor House is a Grade I listed Medieval and Tudor house. The rooms are maintained with historic and authentic interior detail. Situated in a quiet rural village location, not under a flight path, combined within convenient proximity to the ...
Location ID: #10297871
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Set in the heart of south Herefordshire, Whitfield is an exceptional private location and secluded country house. The Estate which included parkland, extensive woodlands and large country house provide a wonderful backdrop for all sorts of film ...
Location ID: #10297939
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Welcome to our timeless country house hotel on the cusp of Dartmoor’s playground. Your sanctuary in the wilds for life’s greatest pleasures. Find comfort in our attentive welcome and untethered adventure amongst our 107 acres, all on the bubbling ...
Location ID: #10297947
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A 300-acre venue in Cheshire with a coffee shop, lake, farmland, and a variety of unique spaces including tipis, wellness facilities, bungalows, derelict buildings, event areas and a caravan park – so we’re confident it could offer productions ...
Location ID: #10297961
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Beautiful Norman Church on a hill, rural views, stained glass, historic organ, bell tower. Other historic properties in village
Location ID: #10298083
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Opened in 2001, Millennium Point is the largest landmark millennium project in the UK, outside of London.
Inside, it is home to unique event spaces, including a 354-capacity Auditorium, flexible workspaces, meeting rooms and offices, and tenants, ...
Location ID: #10298199
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A Grade I listed Medieval and Tudor house. The rooms are maintained with historic and authentic interior detail. Situated in a quiet rural village location, not under a flight path, combined within convenient proximity to the M25.
Extensive ...
Location ID: #10298201
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A Regency/Georgian Grade II listed farmhouse; it has 160 acres of ancient woodland and parkland. Located in the Blackdown Hills National Landscape, adjacent to an Iron Age Hill Fort run by the National Trust. The farmhouse has featured on the front ...
Location ID: #10298221
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Set in the Bowdon conservation area. The pavillion is listed as of interest. Surrounded by residential property, 2xpubs and church 200m away. Entrance via cul de sac some parking available.
Location ID: #10298275
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Rising proudly above the heart of Warmsworth in Doncaster, the church is a breath-taking example of wartime resilience and Mediterranean grace. Consecrated in 1942, during the height of the Second World War, it is recognised by the National Churches ...
Location ID: #10298359
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Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, the hotel is a 20 bedroom hotel with a penthouse suite. It is in an elevated position in the village of Much Birch, just off the A49 between Hereford and Ross-on-Wye. Surrounded by a ...
Location ID: #10298365
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Located on the historic Calwich Abbey Estate, just a few miles from the market town of Ashbourne and the Peak District National Park, Butler’s lodge has been thoughtfully renovated into a luxurious countryside cottage. Combining period charm with ...
Location ID: #10298371
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Beautiful Neo-Classical Mansion set in 140 acres of Capability Brown landscaped park lane. House was restored in 2019 to highest standard - really luxurious and contemporary within an historical building. 2 suites, 8 en-suite bedrooms, roof terrace ...
Location ID: #10298395
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The village is part of the Menabilly Estate, which is one of the seats of the Rashleigh family. The village essentially consists of a single steeply sloping road down to the harbour where there is a small sandy beach, with a curved harbour wall. ...
Location ID: #10297648
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]Stunning Georgian town house in the centre of Hertford situated on the eldest street of Hertford leading to Hertford castle. The house has 6 rooms and 4 bath rooms, it has a beautiful Victorian drawing room with original features such as shutters, ...
Location ID: #10298296
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A stunning, Georgian-style modern country house just outside the remote village of Simonsbath in the upper reaches of the Barle Valley on Exmoor, surrounded by miles of moorland. The main house has six bedrooms, with three more in renovated stables ...
Location ID: #10235392
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Location ID: #10223513
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Buile Hill Park is a Grade II listed public park and hall in Seedley and Pendleton, Salford, Greater Manchester, England. Covering 35 hectares, it is the largest public park in the city of Salford, as well as the second oldest after Peel Park.
NOT ...
Location ID: #10235373
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Greengate Square in Salford.
In the final image, the area that is adopted (managed by Salford City Council Highways) is in orange, and the unadopted highway network is in yellow.
Greengate Square is owned by council property but Highways ...