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Clapham in Bedfordshire

Today's date: 02-Sep-2010

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Bethany House - Bed and Breakfast

Rated: rated 3 starrated 3 starrated 3 star by Self-Accredited

Prices from: £40.00

Address: Bethany House, 101 WARWICK AVENUE, Clapham, Bedfordshire, MK40 2DH

...Bethany House is a family-run BandB located in a quiet residential area of Bedford within easy walking distance of the central shopping area the mainline railway station and the bus station. The house dates from Victorian times and has many fine architectural features.We have 7 guest rooms for si... [Read more]

Newton Park Farm Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast

Rated: by Self-Accredited

Prices from: £35.00

Address: Newton Park Farm Bed and Breakfast, NEWTON PARK FARM, Cold Brayfield, Buckinghamshire, MK43 8AU

Newton Park is a traditional working farm situated on the BuckBeds border 15 minutes from Milton Keynes set in a beautiful location with stunning views over the Ouse Valley. A total of 3 rooms two in annex and one in new barn conversion with their own entrance and plenty of parking outside the rooms... [Read more]

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Clapham, Bedfordshire. This residential village has attractive old buildings as well as many modern ones, for it is so near to Bedford that it is almost a dormitory. A picturesque thatched cottage stands on a ford of the Ouse on the outskirts of the town.

Two features are of interest here, the most important being St Thomas of Canterbury Church with its enormous Anglo-Saxon look-out tower, added to in Norman times, and over 80 ft high. There is a triangle-headed doorway to the simple Norman tower arch, Jacobean balusters on the ladder of the tower's ringing floor and a monument to Thomas Taylor, 1689, with an inscription with drapery and an urn at the top.

Clapham Park was built in 1872 for James Howard, founder of the Bedford Britannia Ironworks. In Tudor Gothic style, it is red-bricked and gabled, and in 1965 was added a chapel, designed by Desmond Williams, circular in shape with an octagonal roof and abstract stained glass, for the Society of Daughters of the Holy Ghost.

Nearby towns: Bedford, Milton Keynes

Nearby villages: Bromham, Oakley

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