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Created in 1971, this 175 acre of woodland, parkland and open water is an ideal setting for everyone. The park contains an accredited rare breeds farm, nature trails, adventure playgrounds, sailing and fishing on the lake, and 100 Aker Wood with re-created houses from the Pooh books, making it a great day out for all the family.
Ordnance Survey: TQ164959
in the county of Hertfordshire
(6.8 miles, 10.9 km, direction W)This is a lovely old town where three rivers meet, it has lakes and watermeadows, and during the 20th-century was known for having one of the finest bathing lakes, close to.....
in the county of Hertfordshire
(7.2 miles, 11.5 km, direction N)One of the most pleasant parts of St.Albans is quaint Fishpond Street. The street derives it's name from a fishpond which lay nearby in medieval times where the monks used to fish...
in the county of Hertfordshire
(8.8 miles, 14.2 km, direction NE)Hatfield is a town with two histories. There is the history of the ancient market town whose roots are firmly embedded in Saxon times, and the modern-day history of a town that grew to meet the demands of the housing population...
in the county of Hertfordshire
(9.1 miles, 14.6 km, direction NW)Set in a delightful valley of the Chilterns, formed by the River Gade, the town is noted for its variety of old buildings which include the Norman church dedicated to St.Mary...
in the county of Greater London
(9.5 miles, 15.4 km, direction S)Ealing is a thriving place which is now hugely cosmopolitan and has a wide range of multi-cultural offerings...
All towns in Hertfordshire
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Dominating the city skyline on every main approach, the magnificent Abbey Church is a former Norman Abbey Church set in the.....
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Hatfield House built by Robert Cecil 1st Earl of Salisbury and Chief Minister to King James I in 1611, stands within its own.....
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