Pictures of Euston

About Euston

Lovely village crammed with glorious timber-frame black and white properties complimenting houses built of brick and flint. Of interest is stunning 17th-century red brick Euston Hall, seat of the Dukes of Grafton which houses a fascinating collection of painting of the court of Charles II. The grounds were laid out by William Kent in the 18th-century, an extend to the river where you can see a restored watermill. There is also the delightful church dedicated to St.Genevieve, the church is reached via a pleasant walk through the park to where it stands peacefully within a walled churchyard.

Standing amidst the picturesque water-meadows of the River Little Ouse, it is not surprising to learn that Euston draws a constant stream of visitors. There is a patchwork of agricultural land ripe with corn and rich green fields grazed by sheep and cattle. Densly wooded areas reveal a wealth of flora and fauna.

There are pleasant pubs, hotels and restaurants. This is a most attractive region of England, offering a wealth of opportunities for a lovely day out or a quiet weekend away from it all.