- Heritage

Dunstall Hall

Records show that in 1145 the Dunstall Estate was owned by the Earl of Derby. In 1652, Thomas Bott held property in Dunstall apparently derived from the Hollands of Barton, which included the original mansion now known as Old Hall Farm. On the death of his great- granddaughter, Elizabeth Beardsley in the late 1700’s,…

Crab Manor Hotel

Imagine being invited on a tour of the world’s most famous luxury hotels without ever having to step onto…

East Mersea Hall

Imagine an island off the coast of England…

Hedingham Castle

Hedingham Castle’s Norman keep, 110 feet high, was built c.1140 by Aubrey de Vere and is still owned by one of his descendants, Jason Lindsay and his wife Demetra. There are four floors to explore, including a magnificent Banqueting Hall spanned by a remarkable 28 foot arch, one of the largest Norman arches in England. A good view of this splendid room can be obtained from…

Horton Grange Country House Hotel

Horton Grange is an intimate Grade-II Listed Country House Hotel situated near Newcastle Airport…

Beningbrough Hall & Gardens

Each visit to Beningbrough is a friendly, relaxed and inspiring journey. There’s so much to explore. Walk through pear arches and hidden gateways to labyrinth paths, grand Italianate borders and hidden woods. Stepping inside the Great Hall, uncover scandalous stories behind National Portrait Gallery paintings and reveal your inner Georgian with costumes and virtual portraits. Or just bring a rug and enjoy…

St Andrew's Church

One of East Anglia’s most unusual and memorable churches sits just off of the main street of this busy, pleasant seaside resort. Felixstowe today still has its discernable districts, and by the end of the 19th century Old Felixstowe’s St Peter and St Paul to the east, Walton St Mary to the north and Felixstowe West End’s St John the Baptist were all substantial parish churches at the focus of their communities. The area in between rapidly developed as…

Fernie Castle

Fernie Castle is in a superb location for anyone visiting Scotland. This 450 year old castle can offer all the character of the past with comforts today’s visitor expects from a hotel with such high recommendations and awards. Situated in 17 acres of woodlands with it’s own loch,…

Middle Temple Hall

The Hall at Middle Temple is one of the finest examples of an Elizabethan hall in the country with a double hammer beam roof carved from the…

The Old Vicarage

The Old Vicarage Boutique hotel, situated in the centre of the wonderful home town of the Southwell Minster, was formerly a Vicarage linked to the Local Holy Trinty Church from 1847 to 1946, when it was then sold to the Nottingham County Council who subsequently opened its doors to guests as an old age peoples home and respite care. Sadly for the local community this was closed in 1999. The current owner Suzanne Fitzpatrick bought the property in 2005, in an auction with a dream to turn the very much delapidated building…