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Church Road, Wisbech St. Mary, PE13 4RN
Mainly 14th century. The church has interesting carved figures in the nave arcade and works of art collected by a former vicar, Canon Mowbray Smith. The ornate wooden lectern was carved from a figurehead from a Tudor warship. The 16th-century chapel has a finely carved Tudor chest.
Trafford Barns are AA rated 3 and 4 star self catering accommodations, on one...
The property is a pretty detached cottage on the edge of the village. It is s...
The property is a delightful Victorian Railway Carriage set in its own pretty...
The property is a delightful Victorian Railway Carriage set in its own pretty...
The property is a sympathetically restored Edwardian farmhouse set in its own...
The property is a sympathetically restored Edwardian farmhouse set in a large...
Fens Falconry is a unique private falconry facility based in Wisbech. Not ope...
Friendly local pub. Food served. Building dates from 1912.
A relaxed, 11 acre, site of low occupation (25 pitches) focusing on the study...
Four acre touring park one mile from Wisbech on the Wisbech St Mary road. Qui...
16th-century free house. Bar, lounge and conservatory restaurant. Well known...
Carp to 48lbs and catfish to 68lb. Over 370 fish in total. The depth of Six I...
The Light Cinema aims to provide a unique entertainment experience in a frien...
This church is on the edge of the modern village and in the care of The Churc...
Tastefully renovated, the Dairy Annexe is converted into a self-catering bung...
Situated just 300 yards off the A47 at Wisbech on the Cambridgeshire/Norfolk...
