Cragside House and Gardens – National Trust
Discover the rich heritage of Northumberland at Cragside House.
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King John’s Hunting Lodge – National Trust
Wool-merchant’s House Of Circa 1500.
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Priest’s House – National Trust
This Medieval Hall-house Built In 1308 For The Parish Priest By Muchelney Abbey.
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Coleridge Cottage – National Trust
Visit the home that belonged to a Romantic poet.
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Clevedon Court – National Trust
This beautiful attraction where you can see great ancient houses and a beautiful garden.
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Chatsworth House
The 105-acre Chatsworth Garden is renowned for its rich history, ancient and contemporary waterworks and sculptures, as well as its Victorian rock garden.
Sarehole Mill
Visitors can learn about Birmingham’s only working, water-powered cornmill constructed in 1765.
Blakesley Hall
The beautiful Elizabethan house is one of the oldest buildings in Birmingham and is a typical example of Tudor architecture.
Kirby Hall
Enjoy a great day out at Kirby Hall, exploring the beautiful grounds and rich decoration of one of England’s greatest houses.
Barrington Court – National Trust
An Empty Tudor Manor House, Beautifully Restored In The 1920s, With Farm Buildings, Abundant Flowers And Orchards.
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