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1 Church End, Leverington, Wisbech, PE13 5DD
One of the tallest spires in Fenland. It was built about 1425 and has unusual turrets. It has a lovely two-storey south porch with carved bosses, an airy nave with massive carved beams and one of the finest 15th-century carved fonts in the country. There is also a 15th-century wooden eagle lectern. The renowned 15th-century Jesse stained glass window shows the lineage of Jesus through the Kings of Judah.
Stained glass front window and named after the bells in the local church.
The West End Restaurant is a hidden gem in the heart of the Fens. This warm a...
Air-conditioned gyms are an ideal place to reach your fitness goals with late...
Popular local Indian restaurant. Open seven days a week. Takeaway service.
Four acre touring park one mile from Wisbech on the Wisbech St Mary road. Qui...
Serving classic Indian dishes and chef's specials.
Elgood's. Comfortable relaxed atmosphere with highly regarded food and w...
Peckover House is a secret gem, an oasis hidden away in an urban environment....
After four years of hard work - Wainman House in Wisbech has been lovingly re...
This light and airy first floor apartment is part of a converted coach house...
Well regarded fish and chip takeaway with adjoining restaurant.
Situated in the heart of the Fens, in the picturesque georgian market town of...
Marmion House, built in the 19th century is a Grade II listed building, offer...
Located on North Brink, just along from Peckover House. Highly rated for its...
A pub since 1715. Housed in a listed building with a large comfortable lounge...
Octavia's Cafe, set in the beautiful grade two Georgian setting of Octav...
