Houses, Mills & Gardens
Image of Wimpole Hall.
Anglesey Abbey
Lord Fairhaven would have loved grand designs. He transformed a run down building into a very nice house set in the Cambridgeshire countryside.Website: Visit Website
Cambridge Botanic Gardens
If you pick the right day and time of year, these gardens really are a lovely place to visit. Suggest you go early to get a parking place though.Website: Visit Website
Houghton Mill
Set on the Great Ouse you find the last working mill on this river. Check out your map and consider walking from St Ives for a longer outing.Website: Visit Website
Longthorpe Tower
Check out their web site if this one is of interest to you. Tours are available on the first Sunday of each month and you need to book in advance.Website: Visit Website
Peckover House
Not been to this one yet, but it looks interesting. Check out their website for more information.Website: Visit Website
Wimpole Hall
The largest country house in Cambridgeshire, originally built in 1643 and altered by just about every one of its owners. Evidence of the great architects Flitcroft, Soane, Kendall and O’Rilley can easily be seen. The working farm is also well worth a visit.Website: Visit Website
