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| Chastleton House is a fine Jacobean property built in around 1612 for Walter Jones. Chastleton remained in the Jones family for nearly 400 years before coming to the National Trust in 1991. The house ... |
| Ashdown House is an unusual Dutch style house dating from around 1665 and built for the 1st Earl of Craven, one of the richest men of the 17th century. The architect of Ashdown House is unknown, but is ... |
| Greys Court dates in part from the 14th century, when it took its name from Lord de Grey, one of the original Knights of the Garter. Little remains of the original medieval courtyard house except for ... |
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The ruins of Minster Lovell Hall are situated in a pleasant location next to the River Windrush. Enough of Lord Lovell's 15th Century manor house remain to make it worth investigating. Minster Lovell ... |
| Superb collection of Windsor Chairs for sale. Many rare types for collectors. |
| Fine Art Gallery and Selected Sculptures. Regular single Atist exhibitions see our web site for details. We are one of the few UK galleries to offer a comprehensive low cost corporate rental service ... |
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The Post Office, pub, school and several picturesque thatched cottages border the village green of Great Tew. The delightful cottage gardens are edged by neatly trimmed hedges, which were part of the ... |
| 70 Stores including: Debenhams, BHS, Woolworths, M&S, WHSmith 4 Restaurants including: Costa Coffee, Debenhams, BHS Facilities: Car Park, Toilets, Baby Changing Facilities |
| 37 Stores including: Allders, Sainsburys 2 Restaurants including: Allders, Allders Facilities: Car Park, Toilets, Baby Changing Facilities, Lift |