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This beautiful Welsh chapel was built in 1877 by Victorian architect William Pritchard Roberts.
Designed by Edwardian architect
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Well-known for its leading role in the TV detective series, Inspector Morse, the Randolph is located in Oxford’s cultural heart.
The newly restored hall is the hub of rural community life, hosting clubs, societies, exercise classes, entertainment, meetings and parties.
Formerly the Newman Brothers Factory, the building on Fleet Street is where furniture for the coffins of King George VI, Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother was made.
Located in Bath city centre,
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A short walk from Pulteney Bridge and the Roman Baths,
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Originally four cottages dating from 1730 to 1800, Brook House was converted into a single residence in the 1960s.
A stunning example of 17th-century country living, some parts of this stunning manor house date back to the Tudor period.
This 1890s townhouse in Stirling has beautiful, original curved bay windows at the front.
The Sail and Colour Loft in
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Commissioned by King Charles II in 1682 and designed by Sir Christopher Wren,
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Despite being stunning to look at, the original metal-framed windows in the Historic Old Mill were far from ideal in winter.
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