By Road:Approached from a number of "A" roads including:A47/A1/A16/A15 and then the B1443 towards HelpstonAccessible by Public Transport: Peterborough station is 10 miles away.
* The Cottage is open Friday, Saturday and Monday from 11am to 4pm in the summer and 11am to 3pm in the Winter. Group visits can be booked in advance; we advise visitors to ring or check the website beforehand to confirm that the Cottage is open.
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A remnant of limestone grassland with species - rich springs and flushes.
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Grade 1 listed mansion dating from 1653. Restored gardens, Coffee Shop and charity shop…
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