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The George Inn, an old coaching
inn that has been converted into flats. Note the lack of a sign
above the door. apparently signs kept getting knocked off by
passing buses! |
Another view of The George, Winchcombe. |
Looking through the arch of The
George. Can you imagine riding your horse through this
passage? |
This old half-timbered house is now
a restaurant. |
Dent's Almshouses. A lovely row
of terraced almshouses built for Emma Dent of Sudeley Castle
by Victorian architect Sir George Gilbert Scott. |
This row of cottages on Vineyard
Street is much photographed, and it is easy to see why. If you
carry on down the street for a short 5 minute stroll you'll reach
Sudeley Castle. |
Another view of the cottages on Vineyard
Street. |
Winchcombe is known for the number
and variety of the gargoyles adorning the parish church. |
Medieval font, St Peter, Winchcombe |
The nave of the parish church of
St Peter, Winchcombe. |
Nearby
Hailes Abbey
Sudeley
Castle
Belas Knap Chambered
Tomb
All photos © David Ross and Britain Express
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This detached property accessed by a shared tree lined driveway and situated in 4 acres. Offers 2 double bedrooms each with en-suite shower rooms, … more >>
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White Hart Inn
The White Hart is a 16th Century inn in the heart of Winchcombe, a small historic town set in the Cotswold countryside. Reopened at the end of 2006, it offers guest accommodation comprising of 8 en-suite bedrooms and a new bar, restaurant and wine shop. Specialising in amazing and personally … more >>
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