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A short drive from Gloucester brings you to Lassington, a quiet village where Lassington Court stands as a significant manor house that has evolved through centuries of architectural development.
While the house itself remains private and closed to the public, its exterior is visible as you explore the village streets, offering a genuine perspective on how these substantial buildings define the character of their surroundings. The village rewards a leisurely walk, and St. Oswald's Church is located nearby for those interested in local history. This is worth visiting if you're exploring the western Cotswolds and prefer to encounter historic architecture as it exists in everyday life rather than presented in formal museum settings. The village is small enough to explore comfortably on foot, making it a peaceful alternative to the more popular destinations elsewhere in the region.
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J. Arris · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
J. Lord · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons