Stained Glass Window
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Charming Little Cottage
This beautifully presented charming little cottage is set on a quiet lane just off the High Street in a medieval market town. The property comprises open plan living/dining/kitchen area, kitchen, feature staircase with exposed brickwork, bedroom, and bathroom. Features include high ceilings, plantation style shutters, and a stained glass window which add to the character…
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13th Century Chancel On A Nature Reserve
This church stands in a tranquil corner of a large churchyard, down a little lane. At first sight it appears to be a simple cemetery chapel. In fact it is the 13th century chancel of a large Norman church. The main part of the church was removed in 1864 and rebuilt in a coastal town…
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17th Century Chapel
Non conformist 17th century chapel built on Norman and Elizabethan foundations in the centre of a beautiful and historic town. Features include a unique library dating back to 1760. The chapel is suitable for small scale filming, rehearsal, make up, and is a private, useful comfort station and/or logistics HQ, and professional catering is available.…
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Charming Grade I Listed Medieval Church
This Grade I listed medieval church is situated in a rural hamlet in the West Sussex countryside. It is a simple building dating to the 12th century, with a deep sweeping roof and a dainty bell cote. Most furnishings and fittings date to the mid-19th century and comprise a largely complete early ecclesiological seating scheme…
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Grade I Listed Medieval Church With Wall Paintings
In an idyllic rural setting on the South Downs, in a loop of the river Arun, this church is a beautiful place to stumble upon. It is in the simple shape of a cross and remains virtually unaltered since medieval times; its calm and peaceful atmosphere evokes centuries of prayer. Though not large, its simplicity…
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12th Century Church With Norman Carvings
The entrance to this 12th century flint church looks like something out of a medieval fantasy – three rows of Norman carvings arch over a thick wooden door set with ornamental hinge straps. Inside, creatures unlike anything found in nature peer down from the chancel arch. They are called ‘beakheads’ – boggle-eyed monsters with beaks,…
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Historic Church With 14th Century Wall Paintings
This simple square-towered church, built from flint rubble, is 800 years old. It stands in the beautiful landscaped park of an historic manor. Now all looks serene but in 1906 the church was damaged by fire and nearly lost its greatest treasures – its fourteenth-century wall paintings. Today, the paintings stand out in reds and…
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19th Century Italian Renaissance Style Church
This mid-19th century church was built to serve wealthy society, near a gleaming new estate of terraced mansions by the sea. Set back from the seafront, the Italian Renaissance style and symmetry and grandeur of this 1827 church perfectly matches the neighbouring squares and terraces. Inside, light streams through skylights and dances through the stained…
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Beautiful Historic Country House and Estate
Grade II* listed country house located in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The house itself is a perfect mixture of Tudor splendour and Georgian opulence. Features include 6 bedrooms, staff accommodation, a traditional Georgian coach house, original features, formal gardens, walled kitchen garden, and woodland. A beautiful location, all areas of the…
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Community Photography Space With Photo-Book Library
Community photography space located in a Burton designed late-Georgian shop that is part of an iconic Grade II listed building in a popular seaside town. On the ground floor there is a photo-book library and multi-functional place for photography and the basement level is home to a multi-use photography studio. Just a stone’s throw from…
