Stamford, Market town in Lincolnshire, England
The town features over 600 listed buildings made from local limestone, with five medieval churches spread across its compact streets and squares.
Stamford developed from a Roman settlement at the crossing of Ermine Street over the River Welland, later becoming a center for wool trade.
The town maintains its traditional market character with regular events in the central square, surrounded by independent shops and local merchants.
The conservation area status since 1967 ensures preservation of the architectural heritage while allowing modern amenities within historical structures.
Burghley House, built between 1555 and 1587 by William Cecil, contains Tudor kitchens and state rooms with gardens designed by Capability Brown.
Location: Stamford
GPS coordinates: 52.65560,-0.48370
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:53
The Green Man Public House
310 m
Barn Hill House
323 m
The Crown And Woolpack Public House
277 m
Gateway at Stukeley House
241 m
13, Barn Hill
317 m
14, Barn Hill
332 m
Clock House
329 m
Wall And Gatepiers To Barn Hill House
308 m
4, Barn Hill
346 m
57, Scotgate
292 m
17, Barn Hill
356 m
32-41, Scotgate
330 m
Rock House
270 m
12, Barn Hill
303 m
6, Barn Hill
331 m
59, Scotgate
289 m
Snowden's Hospital
333 m
Summerhouse Of Stukeley House
244 m
Town Wall To North Of North Walk House
309 m
Stukeley House
276 m
1, All Saints' Place
359 m
9a, Barn Hill
270 m
2, All Saints' Place
362 m
16, Barn Hill
342 m
58, Scotgate
294 m
5, Barn Hill
334 m
31, Scotgate
320 m
52, Scotgate
281 mReviews
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