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The romantic childhood home of Anne Boleyn, with award-winning gardens and a boating lake.

The much-loved family home of Sir Winston Churchill, with gardens, studio and lake.

A romantic castle with collections of Egyptian, Japanese and Jacobean treasures, in a storybook village.

A rare medieval moated manor house, beautifully preserved and set in peaceful gardens.

An unspoilt medieval manor house with 11 acres of Tudor gardens, once owned by Henry VIII.

A fairytale castle set on two islands in a moated lake, surrounded by 500 acres of parkland.

A romantic ruined medieval castle in a stunning moated garden setting.

A charming coastal town famous for its oysters, sunsets and independent shops.

One of the world's most celebrated gardens, created by Vita Sackville-West in the ruins of an Elizabethan house.

Mother church of the Anglican communion and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, steeped in 1,400 years of history.

A lovingly restored heritage steam railway running through the Rother Valley.

The atmospheric ruins of a great medieval abbey, part of Canterbury's UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The picture-perfect moated medieval castle every child dreams of, deep in the Sussex countryside near Kent.

A Victorian country house with a world-class natural history museum and beautiful gardens.

A striking seafront gallery in Margate celebrating J.M.W. Turner and contemporary art.

A conservation-focused animal park set in 90 acres of ancient parkland near Canterbury.

A genteel seaside town with a restored pier, maritime history and a lovely high street.

An elegant seaside castle, once home to the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, with lovely gardens.

The 'Key to England' — a mighty medieval fortress with secret wartime tunnels carved into the White Cliffs.

Iconic chalk cliffs with breathtaking coastal walks and Channel views.