The Landmark Trust was founded in 1965 by Sir John and Lady Smith. It is a charity that supports and promotes the preservation and restoration of historical buildings. Of particular interest are those that are of architectural interest, such as 'The Pineapple' in Scotland...
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The beauty of the Landmark Trust is that once a building has been saved and restored, they are available to rent for a holiday!
The letting income generated then pays for the buildings’ future maintenance.
The Landmark Trust currently has over 180 properties to rent for short breaks or week-long stays. They make great venues for a quiet weekend away for two, a family get-together or a special celebration.
To find out more about the Landmark Trust, you can visit their website http://www.landmarktrust.otg.uk or just take a look at some of the featured properties http://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/featured/house_of_correction.htm
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