Bedfordshire is an accessible East of England county offering historic towns, scenic walks, cultural attractions, and unique local foods.
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St Johns Rest
A cosy ground floor apartment in Biggleswade suitable for up to two guests, featuring an open plan living space, a double bedroom, and shared lawned garden area, located within walking distance of local amenities and countryside attractions.
The Lodge nature reserve in Sandy, Bedfordshire offers extensive heathland and woodland habitats where visitors can see rare wildlife including Nightjars and Natterjack Toads. The site features several nature trails, an accessible visitor centre, café, shop, and a popular playground, making it ideal for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
Biggleswade is a historic market town in Bedfordshire, England, featuring a walkable town centre with historic sites, local markets, and community events. It is accessible by train and served by local public transport.
A romantic two-bedroom cottage in the countryside near St. Neots offering a cosy and peaceful retreat with a private enclosed garden, wood burner, and scenic rural surroundings.
Bushmead Priory is a historic Grade I listed Augustinian monastic ruin in Bedfordshire, featuring preserved refectory and kitchen remains. Visitors can explore the outdoor site which reveals architectural history from the 12th century. The priory is open to the public on weekends during spring and summer under English Heritage care.
Brooklands Farm Cottage is a cosy two-bedroom single storey retreat near Biggleswade surrounded by countryside, offering peaceful nature views and proximity to local nature reserves and attractions.
This semi-detached three-bedroom property in the quiet Bedfordshire village of Broom offers a peaceful countryside setting with shared garden space and private parking near Biggleswade with access to local shops, pubs, and countryside walks.
The Swiss Garden in Bedfordshire is a picturesque nine-acre historic garden featuring listed buildings, Victorian features, and diverse seasonal plants. It offers accessible grounds, refreshments, and includes entry to Shuttleworth's historic aircraft and motor vehicles collection.
An 18th-century cosy cottage in the heart of Olney with views of the church spire, a private patio, and close proximity to shops, cafés, and riverside walks, suitable for couples and dog owners.
Cowper & Newton Museum in Olney is a historic house museum dedicated to 18th century poet William Cowper and John Newton, author of Amazing Grace. Visitors can explore the house, peaceful gardens, and exhibition galleries highlighting local history and art, with activities for children and a shop onsite.
Olney is a historic market town in Buckinghamshire with rich cultural heritage, known for its connection to poet William Cowper and the famous hymn 'Amazing Grace'. It features historic buildings, traditional events, and a charming high street.
A semi-detached family cottage located in the Cambridgeshire village of Offord D’Arcy near Godmanchester and Cambridge, featuring a garden and scenic surroundings with local historic and outdoor attractions.
Island Hall is an 18th-century Georgian family home in Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire, with historic interiors and formal gardens including a river island accessed by a Chinese bridge. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the house and grounds, with special candlelit tours and onsite afternoon tea available.