Lilliput Lane

Height 65mm (2.5") Tintagel Old Post Office is without doubt the most sought after piece here in Cornwall. Although the post room of this enigmatic...

Approximately 133mm high x 215mm in length: By Victorian times Clovelly's precipitous narrow streets were so famous that Charles Dickens based his...

Height: 85mm. A cottage in the pretty Dorset village of Puddletown was the inspiration for this beautiful thatched florist's shop. Puddletown was...

Height: 65mm. This thatched cottage is based in Hampshire and is next door to Good as Gold. As the name suggests, the dog on this cottage is well...

Height: 65mm. This thatched cottage from Bedfordshire is one of two cottages that mark the entrances to Bromham Hall and the twelfth-century St...

Height: 75mm. Wisteria Lane set in Brendon in the county of Somerset, is covered in colourful creepers and climbing plants of all kinds - from...

Height: 75mm. This small timber-framed nineteenth-century forge set in Merseyside with a gentle stone-tiled roof is just one of the half-timbered...

Height: 65mm. According to local legend, Bridge House was built over Stock Beck in an attempt to avoid paying land tax, but was more probably built...

Height: 75mm. This thatched cottage set in Lode, Cambridgeshire, is a veritable visual treat. It benefits from some wonderful architectural...

Height: 125mm. Soaring to 228 feet and visible for miles around, the peculiar twisted spire of St Mary and All Saints, which dominates the...

Height: 65mm. This picturesque stone Lodge with decorative bargeboarding is a fine example of nineteenth-century architecture of its type to be...

Height: 60mm. With an anvil in the front garden, there is little doubt as to the occupation of the owner of this charming thatched blacksmith's...

Height: 70mm. What makes this Grade 1 Listed church such an important building? The daffodils are a clue! Yes, this is the final resting place of...

Height: 75mm. Being part of a complex of outbuildings, which would have once served the Old Place Manor Estate, in Pulborough, Horsham, West...

Height: 80mm. This 'cruck' house of medieval origin was once a three-bay open hall and is the oldest building in the Oxfordshire village of...

Height: 80mm. This fine hostelry is actually the home of Stilton cheese - thanks to Cooper Thornhill, who was landlord at The Bell Inn from 1730 to...

Height: 70mm. New for June 2007. This famous seventeenth-century whitewashed rubble inn at West Witton is situated on the A684 trans-Pennine road...

Height: 80mm. New for June 2007. Built from buff brick, topped with a plain-tiled conical 'oast', and coming complete with adjoining rendered...