Blaise Hamlet
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Blaise Hamlet
Blaise Hamlet is a fascinating collection of picturesque cottages designed by Regency architect master John Nash in 1809. There are nine cottages in total, each designed to a different plan, and set in a peaceful, secluded location. The cottages were intended as residences for pensioners from the Blaise Estate.
The hamlet is accessed off Hallen Road, just west of Henbury village and north of the B4057.
Note: only the exteriors of the cottages can be viewed, as they are tenanted.
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About Blaise Hamlet
Address: Henbury,
Bristol,
England, BS10 7QY
Attraction Type: Historic Building
Location: Four miles north-west of Bristol. Open access.
Website: Blaise Hamlet
Email: blaisehamlet@nationaltrust.org.uk
National Trust - see also:
National Trust memberships (official website link)
Location map
OS: ST559789
Photo Credit: Martin Bodman, licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons Licence
Opening Details: Open access site, usually accessible at any reasonable time
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