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Distance 2.13 miles (3.4 km)
Peterborough United Football Club Formed in 1934. On one side of the ground is the impressive looking South Stand. Opened in 1996 the 5,000 capacity stand replaced a former open terrace. The stand is two tiered, covered and all seated. There is also a row of executive boxes running across its middle. The other side, the Main Stand, is a two tiered covered stand that is all seated. Both ends are covered terracing that were given white roofs a couple of seasons back, in an effort to brighten up their appearance. However they both have a number of supporting pillars at the front of them, which could impede your view of the game.

Distance 2.43 miles (3.88 km)
The busy city of Peterborough, whose name is derived from its Norman Cathedral St. Peter, lies in the northern corner of Cambridgeshire, on the north bank of the River Nene on the edge of the Fens. Peterborough is an ancient and prosperous city, which has preserved its ancient heritage and today incorporates modern shopping and leisure facilities. The origins of Peterborough are Saxon, but many prehistoric sites around the area indicate the land may have been farmed for 6,000 years. The Nene Valley provides attractive walking country and for those who like longer walks why not explore Rutland Water the largest man made lake in Britain.

Distance 3.96 miles (6.34 km)
Elton Furze Golf Club is set in the beautiful surroundings of the Cambridgeshire countryside, and is situated just a few miles west of the Cathedral City of Peterborough. The Club opened in 1993 and was developed in and around some 20 acres of mature woodland, the majority of which are contained within Furze Wood. The course provides 18 holes, designed as two loops of 9, and has made use of the natural contours of the landscape, as well as many other mature parkland trees which were on site before development began. The siting of several small lakes and water courses provides a very attractive and interesting course.

Distance 5.56 miles (8.89 km)
Sir and William and Lady Proby welcome you to Elton Hall, the romantic house which has been the family home for over 350 years. Elton Hall stands in the midst of unspoilt landscaped parkland, on a site where there has been a house since the Norman Conquest. Sir Peter Proby, Lord Mayor of London and Comptroller of the Royal Household, was granted land and property at Elton by Queen Elizabeth I. His grandson, Sir Thomas Proby, completed the main house in 1666, incorporating the medieval chapel and gatehouse. In the eighteenth century John Proby was created the first Earl of Carysfort in recognition of his services as a politician and diplomat. He and his successors enlarged the house and gave it the eighteenth century character that it has today.