East of England
Lincoln Cathedral
One of the finest gothic buildings in Europe.
East of England
One of the finest gothic buildings in Europe.
Set in a 300 acre deer park, landscaped by Capability Brown.
This mysterious network of waterways, shallow lakes, woodland, fen and marsh is a very special wetland that bursts with wildlife. The backbone of the Broads is five rivers – the Ant, Thurne, Waveney, Yare and Bure – that reach across Norfolk and Suffolk from Norwich to the seaside towns of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. Off these are around 60 broads, lakes and dykes giving 125 miles of navigable waterway, which connect the Broadland communities including Wroxham, the ‘capital’ of the Broads, [...]
Family run guest house in quiet central location convenient for the Norfolk Broads National Park NWI EAST OF ENGLAND > GREAT YARMOUTH (0 miles away) and 4 from GORLESTON MARYLAND GUEST HOUSE is well-established and family run providing a friendly and relaxing holiday atmosphere. It is located in a quiet, but central area overlooking Wellesley Park and the sea. The town and seafront are just a 10 minute walk away. There is private on-site parking so invaluable and convenient for exploring [...]
Under open skies and beautiful surroundings is STANSTEAD HALL, a Grade 1 listed moated farmhouse. Sit under a verandah overlooking a large garden and paddocks taking in the feel of sleepy Suffolk.
18th century farmhouse in Vale of Belvoir
Old vicarage in mature gardens
500 year old beamed farmhouse
Guesthouse near Addenbrooke's Hospital
Farm guest house on arable farm set back from A1
Modern spacious farmhouse with lawns and shubbery
Family farmhouse in conservation village, (excellent facilities for horses as well)
Extensive chalet bungalow in secluded garden, quiet location
Large detached house surrounded by fields and meadows
Secluded country house in 20 acres of pasture
Self contained annexe to farmhouse
A land of big skies, wide horizons, forest and marsh. Let’s start on the River Stour in the Dedham Vale…Constable Country. Suffolk’s greatest artist, John Constable, was born in East Bergholt. He was inspired by the stunning countryside, which is still much as it was. North to the architectural gem of Lavenham. With its 300 listed timber-framed houses, it has been described as ‘the most perfect of all English small towns’. To the Suffolk coast – always under threat from the sea. [...]
Althorp House – childhood home and island resting place of Diana, Princess of Wales; Northampton Central Museum with the world’s largest collection of footwear; Lamport Hall and Gardens; Coton Manor Garden; Stoke Bruerne Canal Museum; Rushton Triangular Lodge and Lyveden New Bield; Irchester Country Park; Boughton House – ‘England’s Versailles’; Delapre Abbey and Elton Hall…and Wicksteed Park – the oldest leisure park in England.
Descend by ladder into those times past at Grimes Graves – hundreds of flint mines dating back 4,000 years. Then, on to Norwich, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Britain. It is dominated by the magnificent cathedral and its 315 ft spire – the second tallest in England, after Salisbury. The Norfolk Broads is still a place of mystery and enchantment. Joined by six rivers, the broads are flooded medieval peat diggings. Great boating and a wildlife treasure house. The [...]
Across the flat, fertile Fens to the rolling chalk uplands of the Lincolnshire Wolds, with its wooded valleys and sleepy villages. One of them, Somersby, is the birthplace of the poet, Alfred, Lord Tennyson. The triple towers of Lincoln Cathedral are visible for miles. The cathedral is a fascinating mix of Norman and Gothic styles. Look for the Lincoln imp gargoyle, turned to stone by an angel, then explore Lincoln Castle. Enjoy an Elizabethan extravaganza at Burghley House, home of the [...]