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Falcons Nest, Falcons Nest c/o The Raptor Foundation The Heath, Woodhurst, PE283BT

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Falcons Nest
Falcons Nest c/o The Raptor Foundation The Heath
Woodhurst
PE28 3BT

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The Falcons Nest offers 3 star guest accommodation in the peaceful grounds of the Raptor Foundation. The Raptor Foundation provided sanctuary for a variety of Birds of Prey as well as running various courses and attractions. Fall asleep with the soft hooting of owls and get free entry to see them while you stay with us.

North across the fields from St. Ives this village is the finest example in Britain of a Ring Village retaining its tight little street layout and encircling road of a type found in dense woodland about 1 300 years ago.

The woods have long since disappeared but the overall circle road is still there. A pair of fire hooks used to remove the thatch from burning buildings are preserved on a wall in the village. There has been a church in the village since before the Conquest and parts of the present building date from the 12th Century.

Cast your eagle eye over the old riverside town of St Ives near historic Cambridge. New purpose built accommodation each with kitchen facilities and shower room. Have a breakfast in Silent Wings restaurant.