Towns in England

Bowland Knotts, North Yorkshire

This is a magnificent area to explore, it is an area of deeply dramatic contrasts, and the vast amphitheatre to the south of the Knotts is a delight to behold.

Bowness on Windermere, Cumbria

This is the principal resort on Lake Windermere, it is a town crammed with quaint narrow streets jammed full of summer tourists which sprawls along the shores of the lake somewhere between Waterhead and Lakeside.

Boxgrove, West Sussex

Bradford, West Yorkshire

Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire

Beautiful old town with a rich mixture of mellow Bath stone properties to be seen along ancient winding streets.

Braithwell, South Yorkshire

Braithwell lies at the centre of a largely rural community, the surrounding landscape is mostly of farms and leafy lanes siding fields full of grazing cattle and sheep.

Bramhall, Greater Manchester

Set in an area where Cotton was once king, midst the towns of Manchester and the quiet rolling acres of sprawling Cheshire countryside, lies the little town of Bramhall whose most famous feature is Bramall Hall.

Brampton, Cumbria

One of the loveliest features of Brampton is its octagonal Moot Hall, built by the Earl of Lancaster in 1817.

Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk

Brancaster Staithe enjoys an enviable position on the north Norfolk coast. It is an enchanting place where the pace of life is blessedly a few notches slower than that of the...

Braunston, Rutland

Bray, Berkshire

Bray is a pretty place lying on a bend of the Thames a short distance from Monkey Island where there was once a fishing lodge belonging to the Dukes of Marlborough.

Breamore, Hampshire

Breamore is one of those beautiful New Forest villages which is populated almost entirely by houses of the Tudor period.

Breaston, Derbyshire

The village of Breaston lies slightly to the south east of Derby. It is a place with a history stretching back to the Doomsday Book of 1086.

Brede, East Sussex

The delightful village stands on the southern slopes of the Brede River. It is but a short distance from the town of Battle, famous for the Battle of Hastings.

Bredon, Worcestershire

The lush greenery of Bredon Hill forms a dramatic back-drop to this pretty village which is the start of a string of villages threading their way towards the Cotswolds.

Bredwardine, Herefordshire

Brenchley, Kent

Brenchley is a beautiful "showpiece" village full of picturesque Tudor cottages, complimented by houses from the Regency and Victorian periods.

Brent Knoll, Somerset

Brent Knoll occupies an ancient landscape dominated by the Iron-Age fort on the summit of an isolated little round hill which rises to around 457 feet high.

Brent Pelham, Hertfordshire

Brent Pelham can be found mid-way between the town of Buntingford and the village of Newport.

Brentwood, Essex

In the romantic days of coach travel Brentwood was a staging post on an old road to London.