CHELMSFORD, U.K. - Dec. 31, 2015 - PRLog -- From holiday houses that have featured in TVs or films to those that have been home to some very famous people or are simply iconic, check out and be inspired by some of England’s most famous holiday homes.
Lovejoys
Did you love the TV series Lovejoy and the hunky lead character Ian McShane? Relive the magic and memories with a holiday in Lovejoys barn in Suffolk. This 1 bedroom barn conversion is set within Belchamp Hall which was called Felsham Hall in the series and as the story goes, was where Lovejoy's Lady Jane lived. Lovejoys was filmed in a number of scenic Suffolk locations including the Half Moon pub in Belchamp St Paul, the Fox Inn at Finchingfield, which is incidentally one of Essex's prettiest villages, Hedingham Castle, Coggeshall, another picture-perfect historical Essex village, Lavenham which is known for its rich collection of medieval buildings and Long Melford with its Suffolk country charm.
Rower Fort
Home to what could be the most famous hot tub in Britain with its amazing rooftop location on top of a tower! This amazing Devon holiday house will have you asking just 'How did they get that hot tub up there?' and marvelling at the achievement as well as the architecture and history of this wonderful historical house. Dating back to 1827, it should be no surprise that the magic continues inside as this unique holiday house features a Moroccan style indoor swimming pool and sits within 12 acres of grounds.
Skendleby Hall
Literary buffs may be drawn to this historic 13 bedroom manor house in Lincolnshire. During the 1800s when Sir Edward Brackenbury was in residence at the hall, a Literary Salon was held here and visitors included the renowned poet Alfred Lord Tennyson, the Thackerays of Vanity Fair fame and the novelist R S Surtees. Walk in the footsteps of these literary geniuses, live the high life and feel the inspiration at this historic Lincolnshire country house.
Waterfall House
It may be no surprise to fans of the BBC series 'the Halcyon River Diaries' that Waterfall House in glorious Gloucestershire was used for filming part of this series. With its wonderful riverside location, tranquil setting and local residents including otters and kingfishers, could there be a better place to watch wildlife happily play? Waterfall House with its 6 bedrooms, and games room is a great place for animals of the human kind to play too.
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