The Farthingales, Maidenhead SL6, 5 bedroom semi-detached house for sale - 43800309

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Summary
A brand new and substantial 4/5 bedroom semi-detached family home, in a gated development serving only two properties. Situated within a one mile walk of Maidenhead station and less than half a mile from the town centre. Built to an excellent specification, 2150 square feet

description
A brand new and substantial 4/5 bedroom semi-detached family home, in a gated development serving only two properties. Situated within a one mile walk of Maidenhead station and less than half a mile from the town centre. Built to an excellent specification, with large living/dining room, bespoke fitted kitchen/family room, underfloor heating to ground floor, with four generous bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom or wet room, landscaped gardens with natural stone patio and lighting design. Oldfield School Catchment. 2150 square feet

Outside
The property is approached by remote electric gates leading onto driveway with automatic wall and floor lighting, area of landscaped front lawn with stone pathway with floor lighting leads to front door, power points, well stocked borders, pathway providing access to rear garden.

Carved Canopied Entrance
stone floor, auto lighting, wall and floor, lights, door to

Inner Entrance Hall
ceramic tiled floor, ceiling downlighters, wall lights, double storage cupboard with double overhead storage cupboard and full height glass windows to side access, double Oak doors lead through to

Entrance Hall
with Oak floor, return staircase to upstairs, stainless steel light switches, LED ceiling downlighters, power points, smoke alarm, understairs storage cupboard, door to cloakroom and double doors to living room.

Cloakroom
with concealed dual flush w.C with soft close lid, Grohe fittings, feature backlit Slate tiled wall, corner wash hand basin, monobloc mixer tap, extractor fan, ceiling downlighters.

Living Room 19' 2" x 16' 4" narrowing to 12' 8" ( 5.84m x 4.98m narrowing to 3.86m )
with bi-folds doors leading directly to garden, feature full height glass windows, ceiling downlighters, oak floor, power points, light point, TV point, telephone point, dimmer switch control.

Kitchen/dining/family room 19' 2" x 16' 1" narrowing to 10' 7" ( 5.84m x 4.90m narrowing to 3.23m )
continuation of Oak flooring, kitchen comprising extensive stone work surfaces, stainless steel twin under sink with monobloc mixer tap and separate fresh water tank, recycling and waste disposal, Neff four ring Schott Ceran hob and Neff convection oven and multi function microwave, oven and grill, stainless steel overhead extractor fan, extensive range of further cupboards and drawers incorporating fitted Neff dishwasher, Magic corner, semi peninsular unit incorporating larder fridge freezer with overhang for seating area, wine fridge, further range of cupboards and drawers, matching range of eye level units with concealed low level under lighting, wall mounted TV point, telephone point, LED lighting. Larder with shelving and power, underfloor heating.

Utility Room 6' 1" x 4' 3" ( 1.85m x 1.30m )
consumer unit, stainless steel drainer sink, power points, light point, plumbing and space for washing machine, storage cupboard, master controls for appliances.

First Floor Landing
smoke alarm, LED downlighters, radiator, power points, light point.

Bedroom 1 13' 8" plus door recess x 12' 1" ( 4.17m plus door recess x 3.68m )
front aspect, radiator, power points, light point, TV point, telephone point, walk-in wardrobe with fitted shelving and wardrobes.

Ensuite Bathroom/wetroom
tiled panel enclosed bath, mixer tap and large wash hand basin set into vanity unit with large mixer tap, wet room with drench shower and hand shower, suspended w.C with dual flush and Grohe fittings, heated towel rail, recess for storage with in-built lighting, extractor fan.

Study/bedroom 5 13' 1" x 9' ( 3.99m x 2.74m )
rear aspect, radiator, power points, light point, wooden floor, ceiling downlighters.

Bedroom 3 10' 2" x 11' 1" plus door recess ( 3.10m x 3.38m plus door recess )
rear aspect, radiator, power points, .Light point, bedside lighting control, 5 Amp switches.

Ensuite/wetroom
fully tiled walls, hand shower, drench shower, vanity wash hand basin with built-in storage beneath, suspended dual flush w.C, useful storage recess with lighting, extractor, heated towel rail.

Second Floor Landing
ceiling lantern, power points, light point, radiator, ceiling downlighter, boiler room, airing cupboard with Tempest pressurised hot water system, power points, ceiling light point.

Bedroom 4 17' 9" x 9' 7" ( 5.41m x 2.92m )
backlit alcove storage display, power points, light point, 5 Amp light sockets, bedside lighting controls, radiator.

Ensuite Wetroom
fully tiled with hand shower and drench shower, shower screen, heated towel rail, dual flush w.C, vanity wash hand basin, fitted bathroom mirror with overhead light.

Bedroom 2 17' 10" x 11' 7" narrowing to 10' 3" ( 5.44m x 3.53m narrowing to 3.12m )
backlit alcove storage display, power points, light point, 5 Amp light sockets, bedside lighting controls, radiator.

Ensuite Shower/wetroom
fully tiled with hand shower and drench shower, shower screen, heated towel rail, dual flush w.C, vanity wash hand basin, fitted bathroom mirror with overhead light.

Rear Garden
extensive stone patio with wall and floor lighting, bordered by brick wall, outside power points, custom built shed, well stocked borders, area of lawn, gate providing rear access to the Bath Road.

Directions
From Maidenhead town centre take the A4 Bath Road towards the River Thames. At the roundabout just afters Barclays Bank on your left, turn right into Oldfield Road. At the mini roundabout turn left into The Farthingales.

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Throwleigh, Okehampton EX20, 3 bedroom cottage for sale - 43085493

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Guide Price £425,000

iMoveEstates are happy to present an attractive Cottage in the idyllic location of Okehampton in Devon, EX20. Situated on the outskirt of the small village of Throwleigh, within a small hamlet, lies Aysh Cottage. With easy access both to the uplands of Dartmoor, the A30 for commuting, the local towns of Chagford (3miles) and Okehampton (8miles).

Aysh is a small hamlet on a quiet lane, leading to Aysh common and Throwleigh common. Throwleigh is a small quiet village with good access to the main roads, having an ancient parish church in the centre of the village, the village hall and small country inn, called the Northmore Arms. All are within walking distance from the cottage.

Although the cottage is in rural countryside, access to the A30 at Widdon Down (3miles) is good, enabling commuting to Exeter, Plymouth and the M5 with ease.

This 16 century cottage has been tastefully modernised without compromising its character. Styled along the pattern of the Devon Longhouse, this unique cottage blends the beauty of the Dartmoor countryside with a mature garden.

The cottage comprises a traditional farmworkers kitchen diner, a downstairs cloakroom, spacious pantry, lounge, conservatory and hobbies room on the ground floor.

Upstairs are three bedrooms and a bathroom with South facing views. Full double glazing throughout.

A double garage and driveway, provide ample off-road parking. Whilst a spacious studio, opens up opportunity for a wide variety of uses.

What does Aysh cottage offer that is different:

By its location: Peace and quiet, a dark sky – enabling astronomy, a diverse variety of birds, fertile ground, open moorland, common land, tranquility, ample parking and environ allowing for creativity. The owner of this property has the ancient rights of the commoner which including among other things grazing and peat extraction rights. The current annual contribution to the Throwleigh commoner association is £5 and for non-grazing bi-annual payments made to the owner are currently £39. 41 per half year.

Property Details:

Entrance Porch: Half glazed door to a porch with tiled flooring, three windows to the south and a featured coloured glass bricks to the west. A secure double-glazed door opens to the kitchen/diner

Kitchen/Diner: 11ft x 10ft 6inches (3,36m x 3.20m) This traditional kitchen has a double glazed window overlooking the lawn with an oil fired Rayburn, electronically controlled, providing hot water, central heating and cooking. The fitted kitchen incorporates matching wall and base units, roll edged worktops, integrated fridge, shelving and a stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over a drainer. The tiled floor extends through the room into the cloakroom. Steps up to an additional door opening to a hallway.

Cloakroom: WC, storage units with inset hand basin and tiled splashback. An extractor fan and two fitted wall units. Space and pluming is provided for a washing machine. Double glazed window overlooking the garden.

Hallway: Radiator and fitted shelf with entrances to the pantry and living room.

Walk-in pantry: 8ft, 3inches x 7ft 7inches (2,51m x 2,32m) this room includes built in storage under the stairwell, fitted shelving and space for a freezer. Double glazed window north facing.

Lounge: 18ft 8inchs x 11ft ( 5,70m x 3,36m) Large inglenook fire place with granite cheeks and a slate tiled hearth, housing a 9kw wood burning stove. Exposed ceiling beams, recessed double glazed mullion windows (south facing) double radiator, picture rails and a door leads to a conservatory and hobbies room.

Conservatory: 11ft 10inches x 4ft 2inchs (3,61m x 1,26m) Double glazed windows, half-glazed door leading to the outside and a door leading to the hobbies room. Hobbies room: 11ft 7inchs x 6ft 8inches (3,53m x 2,04) has a storage radiator and double glazed window (north facing) with steps up to bedroom 3.

Stairs and Landing: Door from the lounge reveals fully carpeted stairs to the first floor where there is hatch one to roof space. Radiator and access to two bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom 1: 11ft x 10ft 2inches (3,35m x 3,09m) Located to the east of the side of the house, overlooking the garden through double glazed mullion windows. 3 built in double wardrobes and electric storage radiator and hatch two to roof space.

Bathroom: Double glazed recess window facing the front aspect. A Carronite shower/bath with Mira shower and aqua board walls. WC, vanity storage unit with inset wash basin. Heated towel rail, drying cupboard with insulated immersion heater and linen storage area.

Bedroom 2: 13ft 5inches x 12ft 6inches (4,08m x 3,81m) currently used as additional area, fitted desk with built in storage. Fitted double wardrobe and drawer units. Double radiator and recessed double glazed window. South facing Door to bedroom 3.

Bedroom 3: 13ft 1inch x 7ft 2inch (3,99m x 2,19m). Recessed double glazed south facing window. Two radiators, (one night storage), with fitted work area / dressing unit.

Garden studio: 19ft 4inches x 14ft 6inches (5,89m x 4,42m) Built in 1950’s as an artist’s studio with north facing roof panels with casement windows of south and east aspects. Timber lined interiorly with 100mm insulation and larch cladding on the exterior. Power and light connected. This studio has been used for a variety of purposes from art to outside dining to craft classes.

Double garage: 19ft 7 inches x 15ft 5inches (5,96m x 470m) Detached with workbench, power and light connected. Twin up and over doors.

Gardens: Mature and developed main garden, well stocked with a variety of plants, shrubs and trees. A rockery, a 4 stepped wildlife pond, a stone terrace and a vegetable garden, requiring further cultivation in which the greenhouse/potting shed are located. A timber shed for garden storage and a stone store and stone woodsheds are located near the cottage. Opposite the property is an additional square of land which would have historically have been a vegetable garden. Mature shrubs and small bulbs occupy the borders.

Services: Mains water, private drainage, private well (currently not in use). Mains electricity, supplemented by solar power generated electricity. Telephone and broadband.

Viewing highly recommended and by appointment only please call a member of the iMoveEstates team today.

Renovated Victorian townhouse

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‘When I first viewed our 1960s home, I couldn’t see anything good about it at all,’ remembers Elaine.

‘The whole house was dreadful. It was stuck in a time warp and everything was dated and falling apart.

‘I thought my partner Paul had lost the plot when he said he wanted to buy it, but once he explained his vision and we had the plans drawn up, I started to feel really excited,’ she continues.

‘It was the first big renovation project for both of us, but we just jumped into it head first.’

Fact file

• The owners: Elaine Avery, 46, a full-time mum and landlady, and her partner Paul Reid, 42, sales director of an insulation company, live here with their daughter Olivia, five, and Elaine’s son, Alexander, 17
• The property: A five-bedroom, early-1960s detached house
• The location: Whitley Bay, North Tyneside
• What they spent: The couple’s bathroom cost around £13,000

The property

Elaine had lived in a lot of places before meeting Paul, so this time she was looking for a ‘forever home’. The house was on a sought-after street and had a large plot, and the couple knew that they could add value by completely reworking the layout. They built an extension to include a large kitchen/diner, garden room and utility on the ground floor, plus two extra bedrooms and a home office on the first floor.

‘We sold our previous home quickly, and so we decided to move into rented accommodation during the five-month project,’ explains Elaine. ‘Around three-quarters of the house was knocked down and there was no water or electricity for a while, so it wasn’t feasible to live there.’

The bathroom

The original bathroom was a world away from the contemporary spa-like retreat that they now have. There was a small bathroom with a separate WC next door, which wasn’t conducive to family life, so the builders knocked down the dividing wall to create one large space. As the staircase was being turned around as part of their renovation plans, they were able to incorporate some of the landing area into the new bathroom. They also took some space previously occupied by the dated fitted cupboards along one wall, and from the extension on the opposite side.

‘The bathroom hadn’t been updated since the 1960s, and had a pink cast-iron bath with matching toilet and basin, as well as carpet on the floor,’ says Elaine. ‘I didn’t like having a shower over the bath and a big, high window near it. It definitely wasn’t to our taste, although my five-year-old daughter loved it as she said it was just like Barbie’s!’

Fixtures and fittings

While Paul focused on the structural side of the extension, Elaine was responsible for the overall look of the space. ‘It was quite hard to visualise, as it was going to change so much,’ she says. ‘I had to rely on the plans, so I found my mood board invaluable. I knew the style I was going for, as I’d looked through a stack of magazines for inspiration, and had an idea of the colours I preferred. Our previous bathroom was beige and cream, but this time I wanted grey, white and charcoal.’

The two essential items on Elaine and Paul’s wishlist were a freestanding bath and a wet room-style walk-in shower. ‘I wanted a freestanding bath from day one, but a modern style rather than a traditional roll-top,’ says Elaine. ‘It had to fit all the way to the floor rather than having legs, so that it won’t gather dust underneath and is easy to clean.’

After visiting various showrooms, Elaine found a beautiful egg-shaped bath at local store Your Home Improvements. ‘They gave me the idea of raising it on a plinth with recessed lights,’ she says. ‘We had plenty of space, and it adds an extra dimension and really showcases the bath.’

The couple were also inspired by the displays at nearby Domani Bathrooms. ‘Although I didn’t buy everything from there, only the basin console and chrome support arms, it gave me lots of ideas, such as having the double basins,’ explains Elaine.

Tile designs

When it came to the tiling, a local tile showroom gave Elaine and Paul advice on which styles would work together. They decided to mix a range of four different designs, with large-format square floor tiles alongside rectangular wall tiles. ‘The tile company suggested a dark charcoal design by the shower and bath, with a stripe to highlight the twin basins, a pale grey everywhere else, as well as complementary mosaic tiles on the floor to demarcate the shower. We didn’t want a shower tray.

‘We were careful to use the charcoal-coloured tile in the right proportions, as we were conscious that it was quite dark. I think it worked really well to have the bath and shower area darker than the rest of the room, as it gives a nice contrast.’

Heating

Polished-chrome radiators and a storage unit next to the basins finish off the space perfectly. ‘I decided to position a radiator under the window and have two towel rails, as it’s such a large room and I hate being cold,’ explains Elaine. ‘I was worried that three heaters might be too many, but it works well and means there’s always a towel within easy reach.’

The finished project

The couple’s project went slightly over budget, mainly due to the cost of removing asbestos from the cupboards, but they tried to absorb any overspend by making savings elsewhere in the property. ‘I knew that if I spent a little extra on the bath, then I would be able to sacrifice having a wine cooler in the kitchen for instance,’ says Elaine.

Although the house still looked like a building site only weeks before they were due to move in, everything came together just in time. ‘I admit that I was getting worried, as we had to leave our rented accommodation,’ says Elaine. ‘The tilers were finishing off the bathroom after we moved in, but fortunately we were able to use our en suite for those few weeks.’

While admitting that she would never tackle such a big project again, Elaine loves spending time in her spacious new bathroom. ‘I’m proud of what we achieved, and we got a lot for our money,’ she says. ‘When I look back at the pictures, I can’t believe the transformation.’

Project notes

Elaine Avery shares her tips for designing a new bathroom

What I’ve learnt

‘Using several different suppliers helps to keep down costs. We shopped around to find the best deals, and compared prices online, as well as getting several quotes from plumbers for the fitting.’

My best advice

‘Plan ahead and always make mood boards. For mine, I cut out pictures from magazines, took photos of hotel bathrooms and collected tile samples to make sure that it would all work together. Remember to take your mood board with you when you visit showrooms, too.’

My dream spot

‘I love the deep, egg-shaped bath — it’s so luxurious. It’s great for Olivia as there’s lots of space for her to play, but I love having a long soak with a glass of wine and my Kindle. I made sure we created a recess next to the bath so that I would have somewhere for my glass!’

Favourite website

‘I’ve added houzz.co.uk to my bookmarked list of websites because it has so many fantastic ideas. I find the designs on there very inspiring, and there were so many amazing photographs of the exact style of bathroom I was looking for. I found the idea for our tiled shelving recess on the site — it’s the little details that add wow-factor. It was also helpful for showing how using different shades and textured tiles could give us a contemporary spa-style space.’

Essential buy

‘The walk-in shower area is brilliant. It’s great to have the handheld hose as well as the fixed overhead rain shower as it’s invaluable for cleaning. The discreet shower screens with a barely-there look were also a good choice and add to the wet room feel.’

If I did it all again…

‘…I would perhaps add more lighting over the shower. The space is a little dark as we had to block up one of the windows to build the extension.’  

The costs
Sanitaryware	£5,400
Labour	£5,000
Tiles	£850
Showers and screen	£820
Lighting	£200
Radiators	£650
TOTAL	£12,920

Gillingham Terrace, Bath, Somerset BA1, 3 bedroom terraced house for sale - 43006116

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This lovely home features a number of period features including stripped wood floors and period fireplaces. It is light and bright with south facing city views and is well presented throughout.

Gillingham Terrace is a row of period houses tucked away in a no-through road, 0.8 miles walk from Bath city centre. A popular road with a real community feel, the residents have a street party here every year. Amenities can be found on Camden Road or London Road, including supermarket, café, pubs and health centre. Larkhall village also has an excellent array of independent shops. It is conveniently located for a number of highly regarded local schools including St. Stephen's and St. Saviours CofE primary schools and the Royal High and Kingswood secondary schools. Access to the A4 and M4 is more convenient via Lansdown or the London Road.

On the ground floor there is a reception room with sash window to the front and bedroom three which could also be a second reception room. On the lower ground floor there is a spacious kitchen/diner, well fitted, with a door leading out to the garden, a large family bathroom and utility cupboard. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a third bedroom. On the top floor is a loft space currently used as bedroom four with stunning city views.

The south facing garden has been recently landscaped and is ideal for entertaining.

Entrance Hall
Front door. Dado rails. Coving. Wall mounted radiator. Stripped wood flooring. Staircase to upper and lower floors.
Living Room - 13'3 into bay x 10'10(4.04m into bay x 3.30m)
Sash bay window to front. Coving. Two wall mounted radiators. TV point. Power points. Oak flooring.
Bedroom 3/Reception Room 2 - 12'8 x 9'1(3.86m x 2.77m)
Sash window to rear. Coving. Wall mounted radiator. Period fireplace. Power points. Carpeted flooring.
Kitchen/Diner - 16'6 x 15'5(5.03m x 4.70m)
Sash window to rear. Recessed lighting. Tiled splash backs. Stainless steel inset sink and drainer unit. Range of matching base and wall units, cupboards and drawers. Laminated worktops. Space and plumbing for dishwasher. Inset gas hob. Stainless steel cooker hood with stainless steel splash back. Fitted double electric oven. Space for fridge/freezer. Pantry cupboard. Utility cupboard housing space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. Wall mounted radiator. Power points. Door to rear garden.
Bathroom
Frosted window to front. Recessed lighting. Part tiling to walls. Panelled p-shaped bath with shower and screen over. Pedestal wash hand basin with light points and wall mounted mirror above. Low level WC. Heated towel rail. Radiator. Extractor fan. Large storage cupboard. Tiled flooring.
Landing
Sash window to rear. Dado rails. Stripped wood flooring. Under stairs storage cupboard.
Bedroom 1 - 14'8 x 11'0(4.46m x 3.35m)
Two sash windows to front. Period fireplace. Shelving fitted in recess. Wall mounted radiator. Wall mounted radiator. Power points. Stripped wood flooring. Door to en-suite shower room.

En-suite shower room:
Fully tiled walls. Shower enclosure with rainfall shower read. Wash hand basin. Low level WC. Heated towel rail. Tiled flooring.
Bedroom 2 - 12'8 x 9'5(3.87m x 2.87m)
Sash window to rear with far reaching views. Period fireplace. Stripped wood flooring. Wall mounted radiator. Power points.
Loft Space - 14'4 x 13'5(4.38m x 4.10m)
Currently used as fourth bedroom. Four Velux windows with far reaching views. Wall mounted radiator. Under eaves storage.
Rear Garden - 18'0 x 14'9(5.49m x 4.50m)
Fences to sides and rear. Laid to slate flagstones. Raised wooden decked area. Gated rear access.

2 bedroom flat for sale in Riverboat, Wellington Road, Wallasey, CH45

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Key features

• Stunning Ground Floor Apartment
• Promenade Location
• Beautifully Presented
• Charm and Character
• Spacious Well Planned Interior
• Gas Central Heating
• Seller Willing Pay Stamp Duty For Purchaser

Full description

The Riverboat is an IMPRESSIVE AND SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT situated in a prime location being within walking distance to the promenade and river. With a private entrance, beautiful wood block floors, river views from the living room, many original features including the wood block floors and very attractive decorative lead lite windows and low maintenance gardens to the front and rear a viewing is highly recommended. The property is just a stroll away from excellent bus and train links that offer direct links to Liverpool. Within a short stroll you will also find the local theatre, cinema and wide choice of restaurants and bars at Marine Point. This stunning property briefly comprises of a private entrance with porch, spacious hallway, sitting room, kitchen with range cooker, TWO DOUBLE BEDROMS and a bathroom. The property benefits from gas central heating and gardens to front and rear. View to appreciate. EPC Rating E.

PRIVATE ENTRANCE 
Hardwood entrance door leads into internal vestibule with tiled flooring and further door into hallway.
HALLWAY 
Alarm panel and central heating radiator. Picture rail shelving around and built in storage cupboard. Antique wall mounted decorative telephone.
LIVING ROOM 
6.71m (22' 0") (6.71m (22' 0")0) x 4.29m (14' 1") (4.27m (14' 0")1) bay
Slightly irregular shaped room that opens into a beautiful bay window with views over the sea. Original parquet flooring and central heating radiator. Picture rail and fireplace with electric burner style fire. Television point, all blinds and light fittings are included in the sale.
BEDROOM 1 
5.49m (18' 0") (5.49m (18' 0")0) x 3.45m (11' 4") (3.35m (11' 0")4)
Two original hardwood wood single glazed windows to front aspect. Parquet flooring and central heating radiator. Mirrored wardrobes included in sale.
BEDROOM 2 
4.62m (15' 2") (4.57m (15' 0")2) max x 4.78m (15' 8") (4.57m (15' 0")8) bay
Original hardwood single glazed bay window to side aspect and central heating radiator. Feature decorative fire surround with electric fire. Mirrored wardrobe included.
BATHROOM 
Single glazed window with obscured glazing to rear aspect. White bathroom suite comprising of P shape bath with curved glass screen, mixer tap with hand held shower adapter. Low level W.C. and wash basin. Decoratively tiled walls and built in storage cupboard housing central heating boiler and separate hot water boiler. Towel radiator.
KITCHEN 
4.22m (13' 10") (3.96m (13' 0")10) x 3.1m (10' 2") (3.05m (10' 0")2) recess
uPVC double glazed patio door out to small courtyard. Fitted kitchen with matching base and wall units with laminated roll top work surfaces over. Range cooker which is included in the sale with extractor above and tiled area behind. Stainless steel single bowl sink and drainer. Space for fridge under counter which is included in the sale with additional space and plumbing available for washing machine which is included in the sale.
REAR PATIO AREA 
Small enclosed area being fully fenced around to sunny aspect.
FRONT 
Sole use of the front garden hidden behind privacy hedgerow.
PROPERTY INFORMATION 
Vendor is the freeholder for the building. The has its own 999 year lease.
COUNCIL TAX 
Band B

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