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The Dower House is a charming, Grade II listed Elizabethan house set in its own gardens,
including a beautiful courtyard, amid the woods and parkland of Knowlton Estate. The
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Flagstone Farm is set in twelve acres of idyllic fields and woodland rich in wildlife.
The setting is picturesque with superb views over the North Cotswold countryside. The
town of Stow on the Wold is situated just two miles away. The farm has been tastefully
converted in order to maintain many of the original features, such as exposed beams and
stonework. The property is of excellent decorative order, with pine and brass abounding,
and most bedrooms have
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| Le Prieuré is a modern, well appointed hotel located between Bapaume and
Peronne, in the village of Rancourt. It has attractively presented public areas, and menus
are based on local specialities and ingredients. The bedrooms are en-suite and arranged on
two upper floors. |
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The Speech House is a former 17th century hunting lodge set in the heart of the idyllic
Royal Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. Overlooking the romantic wilderness of the surrounding
Forest of Dean, The Speech House Hotel offers comfortably appointed bedrooms, several with
four-poster beds have been tastefully refurbished and offer modern facilities while retaining
their original charm.
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Bartley Lodge Hotel ideally located at the ‘Gateway to theNew Forest’, this fine
listed building once a hunting lodge provides comfortableaccommodation, delicious cuisine in the
award winning elegant Crystal Restaurant, beautiful
landscaped gardens, indoor leisure with
small pool, mini gym and sauna. |
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New Park Manor is a country house hotel set in the heart of the New Forest. The hotel is superbly
appointed and has excellent facilities, and there are sweeping views across the park where herds
of fallow deer and New Forest ponies graze. In 1666, King Charles II made New Park Manor his favourite
hunting lodge on his return from exile in France, and his royal coat of arms is displayed prominently
above the fireplace in the award-winning restaurant. |
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The Old Rectory is a Georgian (1823) Grade II listed building set in two acres in the small country
village of Tattingstone, five miles south of Ipswich. The house is very close to Constable country -
Flatford Mill, Dedham, Pinmill, Woodbridge, Snape and Aldeburgh are all nearby. The surrounding Suffolk
countryside offers gently undulating farmland and the extensive coastline with its many estuaries provide
a varied landscape, a wealth of wildlife and many natural attractions.The rooms are spacious and
comfortable, many with en suite facilities, and original features abound |
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Sheafhayne Manor is a Grade II listed Elizabethan manor house, commanding superb views across the
East Devon countryside.Originally a medieval hall, it later became the hunting lodge of Sir Francis Drake. The
house has recently been extensively and lovingly refurbished, so that modern facilities (including mostly en suite
accommodation) have been combined with the original features. The Tudor panelling, flagstones, mullioned windows,
old oak floorboards and doors remain in fine condition, and give the house a special atmosphere.
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The Georgian House Hotel, which is situated in Haslemere High Street, is set in attractive private gardens.
It has well-equipped modern and period bedrooms, its own car park, leisure spa and swimming pool.
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This page last updated 10th March 2011
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In January 2008 an Arts in
Residence course was held at the
Bartley Lodge Hotel, in the New
Forest.
"Heroes and Villains" looked at
two operas - Ernani and Eugene
Onegin - and sundry other works.
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Are you in any of these pictures?
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