Main Street, Belton, Lincs.
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Main Street, Belton, Lincs.
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 26 Dec 2015
The Grade II-listed property on the left dates from 1839 and was formerly a public house called The Greyhound Inn. Interestingly, it incorporates a resited bay window that was removed from a house in Watergate, Grantham c.1470. It is one of several estate buildings designed by Anthony Salvin for the first Earl Brownlow (1815-53), of nearby Belton House. Beyond it is another listed property referred as The Coach House and Stables.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.94609
Longitude
-0.616802