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Childerley Hall

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Childerley Hall is a designed landscape in Cambridgeshire, entered on the register of historic parks and gardens at Grade II*. Grade II* marks a particularly important designed landscape. It is one of 16 registered parks and gardens the Albion Guide maps in the county.

For arrivals by rail, Cambridge Station is 11.3 km to the south-east. Nearby registered parks and gardens include Longstowe Hall, Histon Road Cemetery and St John's College.

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