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Population: 1650
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The village of Harvington lies four miles north of Evesham close to the border with Warwickshire and half a mile from the River Avon. Of all the Vale of Evesham`s "black & white villages", Harvington can fairly stake a claim to being one of the best. Thatch roofs cover many of the sturdy Tudor cottages with square or slanting timbers; there are a few "cruck" houses identifiable by the inverted V of timbers at the ends. Harvington has had son wonderful identities in the past; Herefordtun-juxta-Avene in the 10th Century; Hervertun in the C13th and Heruyngton in the C15th: it is first recorded in Saxon charters of 709. The church of St.James has a Norman tower of about 1200, the oak shingled spire was added in 1855, a sturdy low arch, slightly pointed, leads from the tower into the nave.The plain tub Font is Norman. Opposite the church is the Coach & Horses serving spirits of another sort! The Manor House is a two storied house of stone and half-timber dating from the C14th but much altered in the C17th. A little way down is the Baptist Chapel a neat, late Victorian building. Down by the Avon is Mill House a Georgian red brick building, now a hotel. the former Railway Station has been converted in to a private dwelling with a railway coach in what is now the garden; the railway came to Harvington in 1866 and closed in 1962, part of the track-bed is now a section of the A441.
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Salford Hall
(1.06 miles)
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Nestled amid tranquil gardens, this romantic Tudor manor is ideally located in Shakespeare country, within easy reach of Henley-in-Arden, historic Kenilworth, Warwick Castle and the Cotswolds.
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Salford Hall Hotel
(1.14 miles)
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Queens Head
(1.91 miles)
This traditional Inn offers excellent value Bed & Breakfast accommodation combined with a welcoming bar and home cooked food. Located close to the River Avon, The Queens Head Inn enjoys a quiet village location in ...
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Premier Inn Evesham
(2.33 miles)
Situated adjacent to Evesham Country Park, only 1.5 miles from Evesham train station. For shops and local amenities Evesham town centre is only 1 mile away.
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Peace Haven Holiday Lets
(2.51 miles)
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Peace Haven is situated on the outskirts of Honeybourne, the doorstep to the Cotswolds. We invite you to sample the hospitality of the region in seven, luxuriously appointed, self-catering cottages.
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Wood Norton Hall
(2.61 miles)
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Riverside Hotel
(2.96 miles)
The Riverside Hotel is a unique and privately owned hotel set in a beautiful location with spectacular views overlooking the River Avon. The hotel can be found along a secluded, private drive, within the original ... more
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Daisy Cottage at Rous Lench Court
(3.09 miles)
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Buckle House
(3.24 miles)
Buckle House is a large, contemporary country home, about ten minutes' drive from Stratford upon Avon. The property is in a rural location set within one acre of landscaped gardens with lawns, colourful flowers and ...
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Broom Hall Inn
(3.34 miles)
The Broom Hall Inn is a sixteenth century building of great historic interest. Set in a rural location away from main roads yet within easy reach of Stratford-upon-Avon; Evesham; Warwick and close to the Cotswolds; ...
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