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Baddesley Clinton   Moated manor of brick, stone, and half-timber construction, built around a small courtyard garden. Origins in the 13th century; the present house is largely Elizabethan. Not one but two hiding holes for priests (they were apparently needed, and in dramatic circumstances). Rising Lane, Knowle Baddesley Clinton, Solihull, Warwickshire, England, B93 0DQ Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 5 m SE Solihull, off A4141 Website: Baddesley Clinton Email: baddesleyclinton@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01564 783 294 Fax: 01564 782 706 National Trust Location map Details of Baddesley Clinton OS SP199 715 Heritage Highlight: Secret chambers for hiding priests Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bantock House and Park    A listed family home filled with heritage and craft objects. Located on 43 acres of parkland; visitors can walk the dogs, play a game of golf or just relax in the beautiful setting of the Park’s formal gardens. Inside the house, visitors are invited to use hands-on activities to unlock the secrets of Wolverhampton’s industrial past. Entry to the House and Park is free and both are fully accessible. Free parking. Finchfield Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England, WV3 9LQ Attraction Type: Historic House Email: bantockhouse@wolverhampton.gov.uk Phone: 01902 552 195 Location map OS SO896 982 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Basildon Park    This beautiful Palladian mansion was built in 1776-83. The interior is notable for its original delicate plasterwork and elegant staircase, as well as the unusual Octagon Room. The house fell on hard times early in the last century but was rescued and restored by Lord and Lady Iliffe, who filled it with fine pictures and furniture. The early 19th-century pleasure gardens are currently being restored and there are way-marked trails through the parkland. Lower Basildon, Reading, Berkshire, England, RG8 9NR Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 2.5 m NW Pangbourne, on A329 Website: Basildon Park Email: basildonpark@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 0118 984 3040 Fax: 0118 976 7370 National Trust Location map OS SU611 782 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Basing House    Basing House was one one of the largest private houses in England, the home of William Paulet, Marquess of Winchester in the Tudor period. The house was besieged and destroyed by Oliver Cromwell in the Civil War. Visitors can view excavated remains of the Old House and tour the extensive Norman earthworks which surround the site. Redbridge Lane, Basing Basingstoke, Hampshire, England, RG24 7HB Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 2 m E Basingstoke town centre Website: Basing House Email: enquiries.museums@hants.gov.uk Phone: 0845 603 5635 Fax: 01256 326 283 Location map OS SU658524 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bateman's   Bateman's is a Jacobean manor that served as the home of writer Rudyard Kipling from 1902-1936. It is a comfortably furnished manor house, packed with Kipling memorabilia. Burwash, Etchingham, East Sussex, England, TN19 7DS Attraction Type: Historic House Location: off the A265 Website: Bateman's Email: batemans@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01435 882 302 Fax: 01435 882 811 National Trust Location map - Photos of Bateman's OS TQ671 238 Heritage Highlight: Beautiful Jacobean manor, the home of author Rudyard Kipling. Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Beaulieu    Beaulieu has a bit of something for everyone; an informal, homely mansion built upon the ruins of a medieval abbey, and the world famous National Motor Museum. Beaulieu Palace has intriguingly transformed the 14th century Great Gatehouse of Beaulieu Abbey into a comfortable family home beside the River Beaulieu. The major architect of the Victorian Gothic house you see today was Sir Arthur Blomfield, who transformed the earlier medieval building for Lord Henry Scott. Beaulieu, Hampshire, England, SO42 7ZN Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 3 m SW Hythe on B3054 Website: Beaulieu Email: info@beaulieu.co.uk Phone: 01590 612 345 Fax: 01590 612 624 Location map OS SU385027 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Belmont House    An elegant 18th century house built by Samuel Wyatt in neo-classical style for Colonel John Montresor. The house later passed to General George Harris (later created Lord Harris). The 5th Lord Harris amassed a huge collection of historical clocks, which can be seen by visitors. Belmont Park, Throwley, Faversham, Faversham, England, ME13 0HH Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 4.5 m S Faversham, off A251 Website: Belmont House Email: belmontadmin@btconnect.com Phone: 01795 890 202 Fax: 01795 890 042 Location map OS TQ986568 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Belsay Hall and Garden   There are not one but three attractions to see at Belsay. The most prominent is Belsay Hall, a lovely mansion built in the early 19th century by Sir Charles Monck, a member of the Middleton family who were also responsible for the nearby castle and mansion house. Monck was greatly inspired by a visit to Greece, and he created his grand house in classical Greek Revival style inspired by the Temple of Theseus in Athens. Belsay, Northumberland, England, NE20 0DX Attraction Type: Historic House Location: Located at Belsay village, on the A696 west of Morpeth. Website: Belsay Hall and Garden Phone: 01661 881636 English Heritage Location map OS NZ088785 Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Belton House   A grand four-square Restoration house, one of the finest in England from this period. The interior has been sensitively restored to original 17th century style. Impressive chapels in the parish church in the grounds. Grantham, Lincolnshire, England, NG32 2LS Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 3 m NE Grantham, on A607 Website: Belton House Email: belton@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01476 566 116 Fax: 01476 542 980 National Trust Location map Details of Belton House OS SK929 395 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Belvoir Castle   A romantic (fake) Gothic collosus atop a rocky tor. Begun in 1801 by James Wyatt for the 5th Duke of Rutland. When Wyatt died the bulk of the work was executed by the John Thoroton, whose primary credential for the job was his position as the family chaplain. Fantastic painted ceiling, and a collection of paintings by Gainsborough, Holbein, and the ubiquitous Reynolds. A sumptuous display. Grantham, Leicestershire, England, NG32 1PD Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 7 m W Grantham, off A52 or A607 Website: Belvoir Castle Email: info@belvoircastle.com Phone: 01476 871 002 Fax: 01476 870 443 Location map OS SK820 337 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Beningbrough Hall    Red brick Queen Anne mansion, housing rich baroque interiors. Paintings from the National Portrait Gallery. Newly restored walled garden. Beningbrough, York, Yorkshire, England, YO30 1DD Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 8 m NW York, off A19 Website: Beningbrough Hall Email: beningbrough@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01904 472 027 Fax: 01904 470 002 National Trust Location map OS SE516 586 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Benthall Hall    A beautiful Elizabethan house with lavishly decorated interiors. There is some dispute over when exactly the house was built - some sources claim 1535, but a more likely date is around 1583, which is much more in line ewith the style of the house. Benthall Hall Broseley, Shropshire, England, TF12 5RX Attraction Type: Historic House Location: Seasonal opening. On site parking. Website: Benthall Hall Email: benthall@nationaltrust.org.uk National Trust Location map OS SJ657026 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Berrington Hall   A neo-classical mansion built to a design by Henry Holland, set in superb gardens by Capability Brown. The exterior of Berrington is restrained classical design, the interiors are stunningly ornate, with painted ceilings and an exceptionally fine entry staircase. Berrington is home to the Wade Costume Collection. Leominster, Herefordshire, England, HR6 0DW Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 3 miles north of Leominster off the A49 Website: Berrington Hall Email: berrington@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01568 615 721 Fax: 01568 613 263 National Trust Location map Details of Berrington Hall - Photos of Berrington Hall OS SO509636 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Blenheim Palace   Can one really call Blenheim a "house"? This place is massive, overwhelming, ostentatious, and amazing for all that. A gift from the grateful Queen Anne to John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, for his victory over the French at the Battle of Blenheim in 1704. Designed by Vanbrugh, and completed by Hawksmoor, with grounds by Capability Brown. Birthplace of Winston Churchill. Take your time, there's an awful lot to take in. Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, OX20 1PX Attraction Type: Historic House Location: In Woodstock, on the A34 Website: Blenheim Palace Email: operations@blenheimpalace.com Phone: 1993 811 091 Fax: 01993 810 570 Location map Details of Blenheim Palace - Photos of Blenheim Palace OS SP441 160 Heritage Highlight: Birthplace of Winston Churchill Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Blickling Hall    A dry moat, a remnant of an earlier Tudor house, surrounds this Jacobean masterpiece. Designed by Robert Lyminge, who also worked on Hatfield House. A long gallery, and many rare books complete the picture. Blickling, Norwich, Norfolk, England, NR11 6NF Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 1 m NW Aylsham, on B1354 Website: Blickling Hall Email: blickling@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01263 738 030 Fax: 01263 731 660 National Trust Location map OS TG177 286 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Boarstall Tower    An imposing 14th century moated gatehouse surrounded by gardens. Boarstall was built by John de Haudlo in 1312. The exterior chambers are largely unaltered since the early 17th century. Boarstall, Buckinghamshire, England, HP18 9UX Attraction Type: Historic House Location: midway between Bicester and Thame, on B4011 Website: Boarstall Tower Phone: 01280 822850 National Trust Location map OS SP625144 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Boconnoc    The unoccupied shell of an 18th century house with late Elizabethan foundations, set in the largest park in Cornwall. Boconnoc estate dates to at least the time of the Domesday Book of 1086. Boconnoc has been featured in several film and television series, including 'Poldark' and 'My Cousin Rachel'. In the grounds are a water powered sawmill, a 14th century church, a deer park and 20 acres of gardens. Boconnoc, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, England, PL22 0RG Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 5 m E Lostwithiel, on minor roads off a390 or B3359 Website: Boconnoc Email: adgfortescue@btinternet.com Phone: 01208 872 507 Fax: 01208 873 836 Location map OS SX146606 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Boston Manor House    A rare glimpse of the past in modern Brentford, Boston Manor is a fine Jacobean house, created in 1623 for Lady Mary Reade. Lady Reade later married Sir Edward Spencer (see Althorp House). The plasterwork adorning the State rooms is excellent. Over 80 paintings from the collection of the London Borough of Hounslow are on display. The house is set in lovely parkland. Boston Manor Road, Brentford London, Greater London, England, TW8 9JX Attraction Type: Historic House Location: north of junction with A4 Phone: 020 8583 4463 Location map OS TQ168783 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Boughton House    Boughton House has been the home of the Montagu family, Dukes of Buccleuch, since 1528. The fascinating house is Tudor at its core, but was gradually extended and expanded over the years until a complete remodelling of the house in 1695 led to it being dubbed 'The English Versailles'. Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, NN14 1BJ Attraction Type: Historic House Location: Seasonal house openig (except for pre-booked groups). Website: Boughton House Email: llt@boughtonhouse.org.uk Location map OS SP900815 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Boughton Monchelsea Place    A 16th century manor house with exquisite views of the Kent countryside. The interiors range from Tudor to Victorian, with primarily Victorian furnishings. Openings for special events and for pre-booked group tours. Boughton Monchelsea, Kent, England, ME17 4BU Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 4.5 m from Maidstone via A229 Website: Boughton Monchelsea Place Email: info@boughtonmonchelseaplace.co.uk Phone: 01622 743 120 Location map OS TQ771499 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bowood House and Gardens   The original house at Bowood was built in 1725 on the site of a former hunting lodge, and extended in the 1750s to its present attractive Georgian form. Stately interiors feature Adams Orangery (now a picture gallery), library, chapel, and exhibition rooms for extensive collections of watercolours, jewellry, miniatures, porcelain and costumes. 'Capability' Brown park. Derry Hill, Calne, Wiltshire, England, SN11 0LZ Attraction Type: Historic House Location: off the A4 Website: Bowood House and Gardens Phone: 01249 812 102 Location map Details of Bowood House and Gardens OS ST977207 Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bradley Manor    A surprisingly complete medieval manor set in lovely woodland. The house contains collections of Arts and Crafts furniture and Pre-Raphaelite paintings. The earliest part of the house dates to the 13th crentury, but the majority is of 15th century design. Newton Abbot, Devon, England, TQ12 6BN Attraction Type: Historic House Location: on A381, 1 m SW Newton Abbot Website: Bradley Manor Email: bradley@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01803 661 907 National Trust Location map OS SX849 709 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bramall Hall    The house is a superb example of Cheshire "black and white" half-timbering, and one of the largest timber-framed houses in the northwest. The core of the house was built in the 14th century, with later Tuor and Jacobean additions around a central courtyard. The final effect, almost self-consciously romantic, is the result of a Victorian rebuilding program. There are fine Tudor rooms, though they are sparsely furnished, but at least this allows good views of the period plasterwork, the original timber roof in the solar, and 16th century wall paintings throughout. In addition the Victorian kitchen and servants' quarters have been restored. Bramhall Park, Hall Road Bramhall, Stockport, Cheshire, England, SK7 3NX Attraction Type: Historic House Location: off the A5102 Website: Bramall Hall Email: bramall.hall@stockport.gov.uk Phone: 0845 8330974 Location map Details of Bramall Hall OS SJ890 864 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bramham Park    Bramham Park was built in 1698 by Robert Benson, the 1st Lord Bingley. It was Lord Bingley who was responsible for laying out the extensive landscape gardens around the house which make a visit to Bramham such a delight. The gardens epitomise the transition between the formality of 17th c European gardens such as Versailles, and the informality of later English landscape gardens. The house was built by an unknown architect in the style of a 16th c Florentine villa. Bramham, Yorkshire, England, LS23 6ND Attraction Type: Historic House Location: Just off the A1(M) Website: Bramham Park Location map OS SE418414 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Breamore House    A Tudor manor house on the edge of the New Forest, Breamore was built in 1583 for the Dodington family. It was later the home of Edward Hulse, doctor to Queen Anne, George I, and George II. The house boasts a collection of 17th and 18th century portraits, period furniture, porcelain, and fine art. In the grounds is the Mizmaze, a turf maze of medieval origin. Breamore, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, England, SP6 2DF Attraction Type: Historic House Location: off A338 Website: Breamore House Email: breamore@btinternet.com Phone: 01725 512 468 Fax: 01725 512 233 Location map OS SU153 191 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Broadlands    Begun in 1767 by Capability Brown, finished by Henry Holland. Honeymoon home of the present Queen, former home of Lord Mountbatten and Viscount Palmerston. Extensive portrait collection. Romsey, Hampshire, England, SO51 9ZD Attraction Type: Historic House Location: at Romsey, 8 m N Southampton, off A31. Closed until June 2006. Website: Broadlands Email: admin@broadlands.net Phone: 01794 505 010 Fax: 01794 529 755 Location map Details of Broadlands OS SU355 204 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Brodsworth Hall    One of the best examples of an unaltered Victorian country house in England. Brodsworth Hall was built in the 1860s by Italian Chevalier Casentini for Charles Thellusson. Casentini's design was actually executed by the English architect Philip Wilkinson, amd Casentini himself never saw the house. It is possible that Thelusson's choice of an Italianate design was influenced by Queen Victoria's equally Italianate Osborne House, on the Isle of Wight. Brodsworth, Yorkshire, England, DN5 7XJ Attraction Type: Historic House Location: Located in Brodsworth, 5 miles north west of Doncaster Website: Brodsworth Hall English Heritage Location map OS SE506071 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Broughton Castle   Home of the Fiennes family for over 600 years, begun about 1300 as a fortified manor. Maintains its medieval roots, though much of the decor is Tudor. Lovely little garden. Broughton, Banbury, Oxfordshire, England, OX15 5EB Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 2 m SW Banbury, on B4035 Website: Broughton Castle Email: info@broughtoncastle.com Phone: 01295 276 070 Location map Details of Broughton Castle - Photos of Broughton Castle OS SP418 382 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Browsholme Hall    An early Tudor house with the addition of a Regency wing. Within the house are a collection of portraits, weapons, armour, and antiquities. In local dialect Brownholme is pronounced 'Brewsom', and it has been the home of the Parker family since it was built in 1507. Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, BB7 3DE Attraction Type: Historic House Website: Browsholme Hall Email: enquiries@browsholme.co.uk Phone: 01254 826719 Historic Houses Association Location map OS SD683451 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Bruce Castle Museum    A 16th century manor house set in 20 acres of parkland. The manor is operated by Haringey Council as a local history museum, offering exhibits on social history, local landscape, and works by local artists. Lordship Lane, Haringey London, Greater London, England, N17 8NU Attraction Type: Historic House Location: at junction with Bruce Grove (A10) Email: museum.services@haringey.gov.uk Phone: 020 8808 8772 Location map OS TQ334 907 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Buckingham Palace and the Queens Gallery    The primary residence of the ruling monarch of England. Buckingham Palace was built on earlier foundations by Regency architect John Nash for the Prince Regent (later George IV). Buckingham Palace, London, Greater London, England, SW1 Attraction Type: Historic House Website: Buckingham Palace and the Queens Gallery Email: bookinginfo@royalcollection.org.uk Phone: 020 7766 7301 Fax: 020 7930 9625 Location map Details of Buckingham Palace and the Queens Gallery OS TQ291791 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Buckland Abbey    The former home of Sir Francis Drake, Buckland Abbey was founded in 1278 by the Cistercian order of monks, the last Cistercian foundation in England. As with most Cistercian foundations, the abbey is located in a secluded location, making it one of the more enjoyable historic houses to visit in Devon. In addition to Drake memorabilia, an Elizabethan garden has been established at Bucklands, plus an aromatic herb garden, and there are enjoyable walks through the secluded estate. Yelverton, Devon, England, PL20 6EY Attraction Type: Historic House Location: off A386, just S Yelverton Website: Buckland Abbey Email: bucklandabbey@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01822 853 607 Fax: 01822 855 448 National Trust Location map Details of Buckland Abbey OS SX489 668 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Burgh House    A lovely Queen Anne manor, Burgh House was built in 1704. It later became the property of Dr. William Gibbons, fashionable physician who encouraged visitors to Hampstead Spa to drink the mineral waters for their health. It later served as Headquarters for the Royal East Middlesex Militia. The first floor is occupied by the Hampstead Museum, offering exhibits on the local history and famous local residents, including artist John Constable. New End Square, Hampstead London, Greater London, England, NW3 1LT Attraction Type: Historic House Website: Burgh House Phone: 020 7431 0144 Fax: 020 7435 8817 Location map OS TQ266 860 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Burghley House   Elizabethan manor built by William Cecil, 1st Lord Burghley, to his own design. Four story gatehouse leads to inner courtyard. Garden gates by Jean Tijou, later tapestries and furniture. Stamford, Lincolnshire, England, PE9 3JY Attraction Type: Historic House Location: 1 m SE Stamford, off A1 Website: Burghley House Email: burghley@burghley.co.uk Phone: 01780 752 451 Fax: 01780 480 125 Location map Details of Burghley House OS TF048 062 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Burton Agnes Hall    Red-brick and stone jewel built from 1601 by Robert Smythson (see Longleat and Hardwick). Carved wood and plaster screen graces the large great hall. Impressionist and modern paintings. Burton Agnes, Driffield, Yorkshire, England, YO25 0ND Attraction Type: Historic House Location: on A166 Website: Burton Agnes Hall Email: burton.agnes@farmline.com Phone: 01262 490 324 Fax: 01262 490 513 Location map OS TA103 633 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Burton Constable Hall    Red brick Elizabethan exterior gives way to 18th century interior, with much wooden furniture commissioned for the house. Ballroom, domed drawing room, museum of curiosities. Burton Constable, Skirlaugh, Yorkshire, England, HU11 4LN Attraction Type: Historic House Location: off A165 and B1238 Website: Burton Constable Hall Email: helendewson@btconnect.com Phone: 01964-562 400 Fax: 01964-563 229 Location map OS TA193 369 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Buscot Park   A late 18th-century neo-classical house, set in lovely landscape gardens and parkland. Within the house, owned by the National Trust but administered by Lord Faringdon, are displayed fine furniture and art of the very highest order, including the Faringdon Collection, a superlative collection of Old Master paintings and Pre-Raphaelite artwork. In the grounds is a lovely 20th century water garden composed of canals and classical bridges. Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England, SN7 8BU Attraction Type: Historic House Location: on A417 Website: Buscot Park Email: estbuscot@aol.com Phone: 01367 240786 Fax: 01367 241794 National Trust Location map Details of Buscot Park - Photos of Buscot Park OS SU239 973 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

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