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Tel code: 01225 | code search
Postcode: SN13 | code search
Population: 370
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The village of Kingsdown in Wiltshire is to be found just south of the A4 Bath Road, adjacent to the junction with the A365 Devizes Road, near to the village of Box. Kingsdown sits close to the westernmost border of Wiltshire and it is just a five-mile drive along the A4 to the historic city of Bath. Although Kingsdown is just a tiny hamlet, it does have its own golf course. Kingsdown Golf Club was first established in 1880, making it only the second West Country course. The course suffered greatly during the Great War and lost much of its land to agriculture, taking it down to a thirteen-hole course. It was not until 1967 that the course regained its full eighteen-hole status. The nearby village of Box is nowadays most famous for the Box Railway Tunnel, which was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The history of this area goes back much further, however, at least to Roman times.

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Sutherland House Hotel (2.29 miles)

Sutherland House Hotel

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Welcome to the Sutherland House . This comfortable accommodation in a pleasant residential area is ideal for a quiet and peaceful stay in the atmosphere of an Edwardian House and ... More

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The White Cliffs Hotel (2.50 miles)

The White Cliffs Hotel

The White Cliffs Hotel is an historic inn nestling in the heart of the village of St Margarets at Cliffe near Dover, Kent; the best kept secret of White Cliffs Country, a Dover hotel ideally ... More | visit website

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Dunkerleys Hotel (2.54 miles)

Dunkerleys Hotel
Our award-winning restaurant and accommodation is in the heart of Deal; just a stone's throw away from the beach. We are in easy reach of Dover; Canterbury; Sandwich; Margate; Broadstairs and Ramsgate. We are renowned ... More | visit website
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Beachbrow Hotel (2.66 miles)

Beachbrow Hotel

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Built in 1700 and overlooking the pier, this family-run hotel is close to the town centre, the bus and train stations, golf, fishing, and is 8 miles from Dover ferry port.

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Wallett's Court Country House Hotel (2.79 miles)

Wallett
Four hundred years of history exude from the walls of the ancient manor house nestling in wild open landscape in the heart of White Cliffs Country ninety minutes from the city of London and ten ... More | visit website
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St Margaret's Bay Motel (2.82 miles)

St Margaret

Our comfortable Motel is situated in the grounds of the five star holiday park St Margarets Bay. Perched high on the famous White Cliffs of Dover this is an ideal base to explore the Garden ... More | visit website

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Swingate Inn (3.67 miles)

Swingate Inn

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Welcome to The Swingate Inn, set in the idyllic surroundings of the Kent countryside, with hotel accomodation with excellent connections with Dover & the Channel Tunnel. The Swingate is a Welcome ... More

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Premier Inn Dover East (4.06 miles)

Premier Inn Dover East
An ideal location just 1 mile from Dover ferry terminal and 3 miles from Dover train station. For shops and local amenities Dover town centre is only 2 miles away. Our Dover East Premier Inn has ... More | visit website
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Blazing Donkey Country Hotel (5.01 miles)

Blazing Donkey Country Hotel

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This unique, characterful hotel set in its own beautiful grounds is located a short distance from Dover, between the ancient Cinque Port towns of Sandwich and Deal. All rooms offer full en ... More

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Loddington House Hotel (5.20 miles)

Loddington House Hotel
Loddington House bed and breakfast in White Cliffs Country is a family run hotel an elegant Grade 2 listed regency property with accommodation that is tastefully decorated and furnished throughout offering evening meals and licensed ... More | visit website

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