in the county of Hampshire
(2.8 miles, 4.4 km, direction N)Breamore is one of those beautiful New Forest villages which is populated almost entirely by houses of the Tudor period...
in the county of Wiltshire
(5.2 miles, 8.3 km, direction N)It is one of Wiltshire's loveliest villages, with the River Avon forming a division between the ancient village and the new...
in the county of Hampshire
(8.0 miles, 12.9 km, direction SE)..
in the county of Hampshire
(8.7 miles, 14.1 km, direction E)This is a delightful New Forest village which was once described as "the place where Mint grew" it is a beautiful unspoilt place with a church which looks as though it is shaped from a collection of cottages...
in the county of Dorset
(9.3 miles, 15.0 km, direction SW)This town lies amidst noted countryside between Wimborne Minster and Ringwood...
a Historic City in the county of Wiltshire
(10.0 miles, 16.0 km, direction N)The soaring grace of Salisbury Cathedral's slender spire rises majestically over the town. Higher than any other in the land, at 404 feet, the spire can be seen against the.....
in the county of Dorset
(10.0 miles, 16.1 km, direction SW)Stapehill, in the beautiful Dorset countryside is best known for its romantic Abbey gardens which are an absolute joy for every visitor including gardening enthusiasts...
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"But in its wild scenery lies its greatest charm...... Nowhere, in extent at least, spread such stretches of heath and moor,.....
Salisbury Cathedral's graceful spire rises to an elegant 404 feet, it is the tallest cathedral spire in England, and can be seen.....
Elegant and spacious 18th-century house in the Cathedral Close...
The Nun's of enclosed orders usually led a harsh existence under a regime of dedication and prayer, but it was also a peaceful.....
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