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Stokesay Castle is a very picturesque 13th century fortified manor house situated in wonderful countryside. It's the most well preserved building of its type in England and features architectural styles ... |
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Berrington Hall was designed by Henry Holland and built in the late 18th century. It stands in grounds lanscaped by Capability Brown. It is constructed of large sandstone blocks which give it a rather ... |
| Croft Castle is more a fortified house than a castle. It sits on the hillside below Croft Ambrey hill fort looking out towards the River Lugg over beautiful open countryside. The interior of Croft ... |
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Dinmore Manor is no longer open to the public. Dinmore Manor is located in beautiful Herefordshire countryside at an elevation of around 500ft above sea level, which affords spectacular views extending ... |
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Lower Brockhampton is an attractive 14th century moated manorhouse that just ouses character. You cross the moat through a half timbered gatehouse. A steep staircase gives you access to the room over ... |
| Wenlock Priory has sufficient remaining structure to convey some feeling of what this 13th century Cluniac Monastery must have looked like when a place of worship. An attractive garden features topiary ... |
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Blists Hill is a marvellous recreation of a small Victorian town complete with pub, bank, chemist, grocers, cobbler, candlemaker, school, photographers, printers, bakery and sweetshop. The staff all wear ... |