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Byard's Leap

Built-up area in North Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England

Coordinates:53.034, -0.509
OS grid ref:TF 00 49
Dialling code: 01529 (Sleaford)
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Byard's Leap is a tiny roadside hamlet in North Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England, set in the open, gently rolling limestone countryside typical of central Lincolnshire. The area is largely agricultural, with arable fields, hedgerows and narrow lanes giving it a distinctly rural character rather than any built-up centre.

The place is best known for a colourful local legend - the eponymous "leap" of a horse - commemorated in local stories and a modest roadside marker, and the name keeps the folklore alive. Socially it has a very small, close-knit community and depends on nearby villages and market towns for shops and services; like much of the county the surrounding landscape also contains traces of older routes and archaeological interest.

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Transport links

  • East Midlands Airport 36.9 miles59.3 km
  • Doncaster Sheffield Airport 37.2 miles59.8 km
  • Ancaster Railway Station 3.4 miles5.4 km
  • Rauceby Railway Station 4 miles6.4 km

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Local points of interest

  • Haverholme Priory Historic site 6.6 miles10.7 km
  • Sincil Bank Stadium 12.8 miles20.7 km
  • Stixwould Priory Historic site 14.8 miles23.7 km
  • Kelham Hills Forest 15.5 miles25 km
  • Swineshead Abbey Historic site 16.3 miles26.3 km
  • Southwell Racecourse Recreation 16.7 miles26.8 km
  • Vaudey Abbey Historic site 17.6 miles28.2 km
  • Dukes Wood Forest 18.3 miles29.4 km