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Address: Black Horse Cottage, 4 CRANFIELD ROAD, Salford, Buckinghamshire, MK17 8AW
We have two Double ensuite rooms in our self contained annex. The annex has a fully equipped kitchen with microwave lounge and conservatory. Our charming Annex offers everything you need whether you are in the area on business simply taking a break or you are visiting some of Woburn's local attracti... [Read more]
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Address: Number 68, Oxman LaneGreenleys, Wolverton, Buckinghamshire, MK12 6LF
You can stop looking now at last you've found the Bed and Breakfast you will to stay in and return to again and again - Number 68 in Oxman Lane close to both Stony Stratford and Wolverton and less than 10 minutes from Central Milton Keynes home to the business district shopping (thecentre:mk and Mid... [Read more]
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Address: A City Central BB, 37 Mitcham PlaceBradwell Common, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK13 8BX
This small clean and modern centrally located BandB is a five minute walk to the business and shopping areas of Central MIlton Keynes. The mainline railway station is ten minutes by foot. Ideal for professionalscontractors working in Milton Keynes Monday to Friday. All rooms have Wi-fi TVDVD players... [Read more]
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Address: South Lodge, 33 Cross EndWavendon, Wavendon, Buckinghamshire, MK17 8AQ
Why stay in a hotel when you can relax in an oasis of top-to-toe comfort with equally desirable facilities and excellent home-cooked food? If you're looking for a better experience explore this exclusive BandB in Milton Keynes for the very best in touring and business accommodation. South Lodge comb... [Read more]
Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire. An ancient town referred to in the Domesday Book as Newport, Pagnell being the name of the owners of the manor; it is situated on two rivers, the Ouse and the Lovat, the latter dividing the town. Once the greatest of all lace making towns, it is now a busy industrial centre. Built of iron in c. 1810, now an Ancient Monument, Tickford Bridge crosses the Lovat; the stone North Bridge crosses the Ouse. Near to the Ouse and close to the church is Tickford Abbey, now modernized but still on the site of the priory founded in Norman times and in use until Cardinal Wolsey appropriated its funds for the construction of a college at Oxford. Remains of the old building are preserved within the newer version.
The 14th-century church oversees the whole town from the centre where it stands. It has two fine porches, one with a vaulted roof and a priest's room over it, the other with a l5th-century roof, beneath which are decorated corbels. The interior has many arcades typical of the period and a 14th-century piscina. A brass monument of a man in the dress of the times is on the turret doorway, next to the chancel porch. The finely carved screens are worth closer inspection.
Despite the numerous modern buildings, the town still has many Georgian houses and the late Victorian building of Queen Anne's Hospital, on the site of an earlier one built for the poor of the town by Queen Anne of Denmark, wife of James I, which has a l7th-century beam bearing the words of an appeal for money for those less fortunate who were treated in the hospital.
Nearby towns: Aylesbury, Bedford, Buckingham, Leighton Buzzard, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Olney, Winslow.
Nearby villages: Castlethorpe, Chicheley, Cranfield, Emberton, Deanshanger, Hanslope, North Crawley, Sherington, Soulbury, Stoke Goldington.
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