house A Grade I Listed unmodernised property which occupies a prominent position within this magnificent Nash Terrace affording wonderful views over Regent's Park. Features include 5 bedrooms, a west facing garden, separate mews house and garage. Hanover Terrace is amongst the most desirable and sought after location within Regent's Park. The Park itself offers a wide range of recreational facilities, including the Zoological Gardens, the open air theatre, Queen Mary's Gardens, the boating lake and tennis courts. The nearest Underground Station is Great Portland Street (Circle and Metropolitan Lines), which is approximately 700 metres walk.

house This elegant home comprises approximately 6,480 sq.ft and boasts magnificent views, a landscaped paved rear garden, separate mews house and a double garage. This Grade I Listed Nash end of terrace house is on the market for the first time in 25 years and is located in one of the most desirable terraces of Regent's Park. Hanover Terrace is amongst the most desirable and sought after location within Regent's Park. The Park itself offers a wide range of recreational facilities, including the Zoological Gardens, the open air theatre, Queen Mary's Gardens, the boating lake and tennis courts. The nearest Underground Station is Great Portland Street (Circle and Metropolitan Lines), which is approximately 700 metres walk.

house This spacious farmhouse, parts of which date back to the 14th century, is set in 5 acres of natural grounds affording uninterrupted views (pictured) over the Ettrick Valley. There is an abundance of wildlife in the vicinity including red squirrels, ospreys and peregrines. With Selkirk, the setting for Sir Walter Scott's Courthouse, just 3 miles away, this is an ideal location for exploring many of the Border towns, including Melrose, venue for Scotland's oldest Rugby Sevens competition, Jedburgh and Mary Queen of Scotts House, Hawick, Galashiels and Peebles. For walking enthusiasts, the Southern Upland Way passes nearby and there are numerous marked walks around the Border towns, along riverbanks and in the surrounding countryside. Great mountain biking can be enjoyed at Glentress and Innerleithen and visitors to Hartwoodmyres also enjoy free fishing at nearby Maggets Reservoir. Clay pigeon shooting can be arranged at cost, riding and golf are available nearby, whilst 15 miles away, St Mary's Loch, the largest natural loch in the Borders, is a fine spot for sailing and fishing. And just an hour's drive away lies Edinburgh, a beautiful city famous for its international arts festivals, its historic buildings, castle, museums, art galleries and good restaurants and street cafes. Pub serving food 3 miles, shop 5 miles. Large farmhouse kitchen with Aga and dining area. Sitting room with open fire. Second sitting room with TV. Shower room/WC. Utility room. Bootroom. Steps up to the North Wing: Sitting room. Double bedroom with additional single bed (for + 1 ). Twin bedded room. Bathroom/WC. First floor: Double bedroom with additional single bed (for alternative sleeping). Single bedroom. Twin bedded room with access to double bedroom. Bathroom/WC. * Detached * Enclosed Garden * Open Fire * Short Break Low Rate: 550 GBP High Rate: 1550 GBP. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t489667/

house, furnished, 58 sqmt The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations! For example, a blood test is required several months before arrival. Ground floor: 1 open plan kitchen (oven (grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), acces via outside stairway 1 living/diningroom (TV, radio, CD player). On 1st floor: 1 bedroom (double bed), 1 bedroom (2 x single bed), 1 bathroom (bath, shower, washbasin, toilet). General: heating (central), patio, garden, garden furniture, parking. The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside. The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t30516/

house, furnished, 68 sqmt The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 250m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations! For example, a blood test is required several months before arrival. Ground floor: acces via outside stairway 1 livingroom (double sofa bed, TV, DVD player, radio, CD player), 1 kitchen (gas stove, oven (grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), 1 bathroom (over-bath shower, washbasin, toilet). On 1st floor: 1 bedroom (double bed), 1 bedroom (2 x single bed). General: heating (gas, central), patio, garden, garden furniture. The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside. The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t47467/

house, furnished, 68 sqmt The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations! For example, a blood test is required several months before arrival. Ground floor: 1 hall, acces via outside stairway 1 livingroom (TV, DVD player, radio, CD player), acces via outside stairway 1 dining room, 1 kitchen (gas stove, oven (grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), 1 bathroom (over-bath shower, washbasin, toilet). On 1st floor: 1 bedroom (double bed), 1 bedroom (2 x single bed). General: heating (gas, central), patio, garden, garden furniture. The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside. The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t24834/

house A classical Nash terraced house of circa 4,480 sq ft on the eastern side of Regent's Park set behind private communal gardens. The house is offered in good condition with lift access to all floors, air conditioning, a garage and uninterrupted views of Regent's Park. Chester Terrace can be found on the eastern side of Regent's Park's outer circle, between Cumberland Terrace and Cambridge Terrace. Regent's Park itself offers a wide range of recreational facilities, including the Zoological Gardens, the open air theatre, Queen Mary's Gardens, the boating lake and tennis courts. Regent's Park is closed from midnight until 7am providing a quiet and secure environment for the residents. The nearest Underground Stations are Great Portland Street (Circle and Metr

cottage, golf This spacious farmhouse, parts of which date back to the 14th century, is set in 5 acres of natural grounds affording uninterrupted views (pictured) over the Ettrick Valley. There is an abundance of wildlife in the vicinity including red squirrels, ospreys and peregrines. With Selkirk, the setting for Sir Walter Scott's Courthouse, just 3 miles away, this is an ideal location for exploring many of the Border towns, including Melrose, venue for Scotland's oldest Rugby Sevens competition, Jedburgh and Mary Queen of Scotts House, Hawick, Galashiels and Peebles. For walking enthusiasts, the Southern Upland Way passes nearby and there are numerous marked walks around the Border towns, along riverbanks and in the surrounding countryside. Great mountain biking can be enjoyed at Glentress and Innerleithen and visitors to Hartwoodmyres also enjoy free fishing at nearby Maggets Reservoir. Clay pigeon shooting can be arranged at cost, riding and golf are available nearby, whilst 15 miles away, St Mary's Loch, the largest natural loch in the Borders, is a fine spot for sailing and fishing. And just an hour's drive away lies Edinburgh, a beautiful city famous for its international arts festivals, its historic buildings, castle, museums, art galleries and good restaurants and street cafes. Pub serving food 3 miles, shop 5 miles.Large farmhouse kitchen with Aga and dining area. Sitting room with open fire. Second sitting room with TV. Shower room/WC. Utility room. Bootroom. Steps up to the North Wing: Sitting room. Double bedroom with additional single bed (for + 1 ). Twin bedded room. Bathroom/WC. First floor: Double bedroom with additional single bed (for alternative sleeping). Single bedroom. Twin bedded room with access to double bedroom. Bathroom/WC.* Detached* Enclosed Garden* Open Fire* Short Break

house Set beside a quiet country lane amidst a rolling rural landscape, this charming cottage is beautifully furnished with period pieces and has stripped wood floors throughout. A wealth of activities and places of interest lie within easy reach – the area is excellent for golf (the nearest course is just 3 miles away) as well as riding (there is a riding school in Glenfarg, 1 mile), and whilst the waters of nearby Loch Leven (5 miles) attract fly fishermen, cyclists can explore the cycle path around the loch and bird watchers will head to its RSPB reserve. Falkland Palace and Gardens (SNT) are just 8 miles away and visitors can enjoy a boat trip to see where Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned at Loch Leven Castle, which is also a delightful picnic spot. St Andrews is a 25 mile drive. Shop and pub serving food 1 mile. Very comfortable sitting room with open fire. Kitchen with dining area. Double bedroom with king size four poster bed. Bathroom/WC with separate shower cubicle. * Pub Close By * Short Break Low Rate: 264 GBP High Rate: 595 GBP. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t490140/

house Wellbrook House is a wonderfully designed Victorian former rectory built in the Georgian style. Set in the popular village of Woolton Hill with good access to the A34, M4, M3 and rail networks. Originally built for Revd Francis Moore and paid for by ‘Queen Anne’s Bounty’ the Ecclesiastical Commissioners’ fund for the building of houses for the clergy. The services of George Scott junior were employed, from the acclaimed George Scott dynasty of architects. Wellbrook House now offers a unique opportunity to own a stylish, contemporary family home incorporating Georgian style and simple living. Brilliantly located approx 5 miles south of Newbury with fast access via the A34 to London, Heathrow & motorway networks. Woolton Hill has a post office, village store, pub, surgery, church and primary school. Nearby private schools include Cheam, Elstree, Horris Hill, Downe House, St Gabriel's and Thorngrove. Eton, St Mary's Calne, Marlborough & Radley are all within an hour's drive. Newbury 5 miles, London (Paddington) 50 minutes, Whitchurch 12 miles, London (Waterloo) 60 minutes, M4 J13 8 miles, Heathrow 52 miles, London 60 miles, Winchester 24 miles, Oxford 33 miles (Distances and times approximate)

house Situated on the sought after Park Road in Walsall, a delightful family property with spacious accommodation and superb conservatory. The property offers excellent further potential. A superb detached family home built in 1985 with spacious accommodation extending to approximately 216 sq m (2325 sq ft), situated over three floors. The drawing room is light and spacious and leads into a stunning conservatory ideally located to enjoy the south facing rear garden. The kitchen and breakfast room is fitted with a range of cupboards and integrated appliances include cooker, hob and dishwasher. To the first floor, the master bedroom is fitted with a range of bedroom furniture including a generous selection of wardrobes and drawers. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. A spiral staircase leads to the second floor with bedroom 4 / study. The good sized attic areas provide ideal storage facilities and also offers excellent further potential for additional accommodation if required. The mature rear garden is a particular feature of the property with a delightful south facing aspect. There is a double garage and front driveway parking. The location is ideal for access to Walsall town centre which offers a fine array of shopping facilities and transport links together with a selection of primary schools including Queen Mary's Grammar and Hydesville Tower School. The convenient location of Park Road gives excellent access to regional communications with the M6 (J3) only 5 miles distant, the M6 Toll (T3) only 6 miles away and Birmingham International Airport only 18 miles distant (distances approximate).

house, fireplace, telephone, balcony With stunning views over the English Channel and on a clear day across to France is this early 19th century listed property. The sale includes the freehold of the entire property with the basement and ground floor having been leased. The top three floors have been arranged as family accommodation which includes a 20' reception room with balcony and sea views, 15' x 14' kitchen and bathroom. This property really is well worth viewing and is only a short walk to the Harbour and local shops. The house is the former residence of the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge.ENTRANCE: Stairs to first floor, radiator, entry phone, fitted carpet. Doors to: RECEPTION: 20.01 x 15.10 (612 x 4.83) Sash window and two French doors to front balcony, picture rail, coving, cast iron fireplace with inset tiling and slate surround, radiator and fitted carpet. KITCHEN: 15.01 x 14.02 (4.60 x 4.32) Sash window to rear, 1 1/2 sink unit with mixer taps and drainer. A range of wall and base units with under unit lighting, complimentary work surfaces, breakfast bar, radiator, wall mounted gas boiler, gas fire with timber surround, picture rail, surround, part tiled walls, laminate flooring. LANDING: Stairs to 2nd floor, Sash window to rear. Door to: WC: Sash window to rear. Low WC. BEDROOM 1: 7.08 x 3.05 x 10.10 x 6.09 (2.34 x 1.04 x 3.30 x 2.06) L Shaped, Sash window to side, radiator, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 2: 12.09 x 15.09 (3.89 x 4.80) Two sash window to front, built in wardrobes to one wall, gas fire with timber surround, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 3: 12.08 x 6.10 (3.86 x 2.08) Sash window to front, wash hand basin, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 4: 15.03 x 14.00 (4.65 x 4.27) Sash window to rear, built in storage cupboard. BEDROOM 5: 11.09 x 10.00 (3.58 x 3.05) Sash window to rear, wash hand basin, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 6: 15.04 x 10.00 (4.67 x 3.05) Sash window rear, wash hand basin, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 7: 15.09 x 12.06 (4.80 x 3.81) Two sash window to front, wash hand basin, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 8: 12.03 x 6.10 (3.73 x 2.08) Sash window to front, wash hand basin, fitted carpet. BATHROOM: Sash window to side, wash hand basin, cast iron bath, radiator, electric bar heater, part tiled walls, laminate flooring. DISCLAIMER: All measurements are approximate and meant as a guide and therefore should not be assumed to be correct and appliances which may or may not be included, have not and will not be tested. DIRECTIONS: From our office in Queen St, turn right and follow the round and the junction take a left and follow up Madeira Walk and onto Wellington Crescent. You willl find the property on the left hand side. Spicer McColl is the seller's agent for this property. Your conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring any purchase agreement fully protects your position. We make detailed enquiries of the seller to ensure the information provided is as accurate as possible. Please inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate Click here for a brochure of this property Source: Ramsgate Property Gazette Lifestyle Activities Marina Amenities and Services Shops Property Characteristics Listed Sea View Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Freehold Storage Property Features Balcony Basement Central Heating Fireplace French Doors Sash Windows Views Wooden Floors Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Telephone Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t227275/

house The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations! For example, a blood test is required several months before arrival. It is possible to book this accommodation with less people for a lower price. Please contact our customer service department., Ground floor: 1 open plan kitchen (oven (grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), acces via outside stairway 1 living/diningroom (TV, radio, CD player). On 1st floor: 1 bedroom (double bed), 1 bedroom (2 x single bed), 1 bathroom (bath, shower, washbasin, toilet). General: heating (central), patio, garden, garden furniture, parking. 0.1 km to the city center, 2.0 km to the Forest, 35.0 km to the Sea, 2.0 km to the Lake, 2.0 km to food store, 0.1 km to Restaurants, 0.1 km to GoOut, 0.1 km to public transportation, 0.3 km to covered public swimming pool, 0.2 km to tourist information, 70.0 km to the Airport, In the countryside Deposit: GBP 50, Cleaning: Included, Pets: Max. 1; free of charge., Bed linen: Included, Bath towels: Included, Kitchen linen: Included, Electricity: Included, Gas: Included. Please inquire for long weekend and mid-week rates. Discounts for multiple week stays may be available, please inquire for more information Low Rate: 517 EUR High Rate: 1008 EUR. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t601707/

house The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations! For example, a blood test is required several months before arrival. It is possible to book this accommodation with less people for a lower price. Please contact our customer service department., Ground floor: 1 hall, acces via outside stairway 1 livingroom (TV, DVD player, radio, CD player), acces via outside stairway 1 dining room, 1 kitchen (gas stove, oven (grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), 1 bathroom (over-bath shower, washbasin, toilet). On 1st floor: 1 bedroom (double bed), 1 bedroom (2 x single bed). General: heating (gas, central), patio, garden, garden furniture. 0.1 km to the city center, 2.0 km to the Forest, 35.0 km to the Sea, 1.0 km to the Lake, 0.2 km to food store, 0.2 km to Restaurants, 0.2 km to GoOut, 2.0 km to public transportation, 0.3 km to covered public swimming pool, 0.2 km to tourist information, 70.0 km to the Airport, In the countryside Deposit: GBP 50, Cleaning: Included, Pets: Max. 1; free of charge., Bed linen: Included, Bath towels: Included, Kitchen linen: Included, Electricity: Included, Gas: Included. Please inquire for long weekend and mid-week rates. Discounts for multiple week stays may be available, please inquire for more information Low Rate: 561 EUR High Rate: 1055 EUR. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t598597/

house Property reference: HRT019703149 Featuring A Plus's Wallace house design, these homes will equally suit couples or growing families wanting a quality lifestyle that is perfectly located for town and country living. Waterside, as the name suggests, is located close to the Queen Mary Reservoir, one of London's largest area's of water and home to the much renowned Queen Mary Sailing Club. The area of Charlton Village reflects all that is great about countryside living, yet just minutes from major towns and excellent transport links. With quintessentially English villages such as Shepperton and Upper Halliford close by, an abundance of local walks and cycle paths lead to idyllic pubs and fine eateries as well as riverside fun as the Thames meanders its way west towards Windsor and eastwards to London. It is an area full of exciting places to discover and explore. Retail therapy isn't far away. Major shopping centres in Staines, Walton on Thames, Kingston and Richmond are conveniently accessible by car and public transport. Big name shops, speciality stores and weekly markets providing good local produce give you everything you need before retreating home after a busy day's shopping. Excellent education from pre-school to sixth form is also on Waterside's doorstep. High performing schools both public and private have made Charlton and surrounds a location of choice for discerning parents. And for fit mind and fit body, there are a range of gyms and leisure centres close by, as well as sailing and windsurfing at one of London's premier water clubs at the 700 acre Queen Mary reservoir. Yet, perhaps it's the transport links that make Waterside a truly special place to call home; M3 and M25 junctions are minutes away, Heathrow is circa 9 miles and regular links to London by rail with Shepperton and Upper Halliford less than 3 miles by car. So whether local or global travel, there are few places where connectivity work so well as Waterside. A Unique Philosophy A Plus New Homes brings a unique philosophy to housebuilding by reinvesting profits generated from property developments back into the local community on housing related projects via A2Dominion Group's charitable companies. The focus of our residential property development is centred equally upon quality design that complements the local surrounds and customer service. We, like you, know that standards vary enormously within the new homes market. Our intention is to bring standards to a level that we think will impress you. Our proud housebuilding philosophy is reflected across our house designs, developments and our customer service. A Plus New Homes is the private residential development division of A2Dominion Group, one of the South East's most progressive providers of housing with homes and new developments throughout Greater London, the Home Counties and Thames Valley. Features: Kitchens o Stylish fitted kitchens from Tailor Made with postformed work surfaces and upstands. o De Dietrich double electric oven with 5 burner gas on glass hob. o Stainless steel chimney hood and splashback. o Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink complete with mixer tap. o Sleek floor tiling by Minoli. Bathrooms and En-suites o Quality white sanitaryware with Cone chrome mixer taps. o Bath mixer in chrome with hand held shower. o Shower cubicles with Thermostatic shower and sliding door. o Quality wall and floor tiling from Minoli, full height to wet areas and half height to walls with sanitaryware. o Shaver socket to bathroom and main en-suite. o Heated chrome towel rail to bathroom and en-suites. Internal finishes and electrics o Timber staircase with white painted balustrade and beeswax finish to hardwood handrail. o Internal doors by Vicaima, flush veneer with chrome ironmongery. o Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1. o Contemporary skirting and architraves with white gloss finish. o Walls to be painted in Dulux Gardenia. o TV sockets to living room, dining room and all bedrooms. o Wiring for satellite TV and Sky+ (Sky+ to lounge only). o Star wired BT points to living room, bedroom 1, dining room. o Switches and sockets to be white throughout, except kitchen, which will have brushed chrome finish. External features and security o Porch light. o Turf to front and rear gardens. o Buff riven paving to pathways and patio areas. Heating and energy efficiency o Composite front door and frame, with insulated core and 3 point locking system. o White double glazed UPVC windows and rear/casement doors with chrome ironmongery. o High levels of wall and loft insulation. o Gas fired central heating with energy efficient condensing boiler and thermostatic valves to all radiators so that each room can be independently controlled. o Energy efficient bulbs to some rooms. . . . . . . . . Lifestyle Activities Cycling Hiking Lake Town Village Development Rural Riverside Amenities and Services Schools Shops Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Fitted Wardrobes Insulation Patio Porch Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Satellite / Cable TV Shower Television. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t243276/

house Property reference: HRT019703154 Featuring A Plus's Wallace house design, these homes will equally suit couples or growing families wanting a quality lifestyle that is perfectly located for town and country living. Waterside, as the name suggests, is located close to the Queen Mary Reservoir, one of London's largest area's of water and home to the much renowned Queen Mary Sailing Club. The area of Charlton Village reflects all that is great about countryside living, yet just minutes from major towns and excellent transport links. With quintessentially English villages such as Shepperton and Upper Halliford close by, an abundance of local walks and cycle paths lead to idyllic pubs and fine eateries as well as riverside fun as the Thames meanders its way west towards Windsor and eastwards to London. It is an area full of exciting places to discover and explore. Retail therapy isn't far away. Major shopping centres in Staines, Walton on Thames, Kingston and Richmond are conveniently accessible by car and public transport. Big name shops, speciality stores and weekly markets providing good local produce give you everything you need before retreating home after a busy day's shopping. Excellent education from pre-school to sixth form is also on Waterside's doorstep. High performing schools both public and private have made Charlton and surrounds a location of choice for discerning parents. And for fit mind and fit body, there are a range of gyms and leisure centres close by, as well as sailing and windsurfing at one of London's premier water clubs at the 700 acre Queen Mary reservoir. Yet, perhaps it's the transport links that make Waterside a truly special place to call home; M3 and M25 junctions are minutes away, Heathrow is circa 9 miles and regular links to London by rail with Shepperton and Upper Halliford less than 3 miles by car. So whether local or global travel, there are few places where connectivity work so well as Waterside. A Unique Philosophy A Plus New Homes brings a unique philosophy to housebuilding by reinvesting profits generated from property developments back into the local community on housing related projects via A2Dominion Group's charitable companies. The focus of our residential property development is centred equally upon quality design that complements the local surrounds and customer service. We, like you, know that standards vary enormously within the new homes market. Our intention is to bring standards to a level that we think will impress you. Our proud housebuilding philosophy is reflected across our house designs, developments and our customer service. A Plus New Homes is the private residential development division of A2Dominion Group, one of the South East's most progressive providers of housing with homes and new developments throughout Greater London, the Home Counties and Thames Valley. Features: Kitchens o Stylish fitted kitchens from Tailor Made with postformed work surfaces and upstands. o De Dietrich double electric oven with 5 burner gas on glass hob. o Stainless steel chimney hood and splashback. o Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink complete with mixer tap. o Sleek floor tiling by Minoli. Bathrooms and En-suites o Quality white sanitaryware with Cone chrome mixer taps. o Bath mixer in chrome with hand held shower. o Shower cubicles with Thermostatic shower and sliding door. o Quality wall and floor tiling from Minoli, full height to wet areas and half height to walls with sanitaryware. o Shaver socket to bathroom and main en-suite. o Heated chrome towel rail to bathroom and en-suites. Internal finishes and electrics o Timber staircase with white painted balustrade and beeswax finish to hardwood handrail. o Internal doors by Vicaima, flush veneer with chrome ironmongery. o Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1. o Contemporary skirting and architraves with white gloss finish. o Walls to be painted in Dulux Gardenia. o TV sockets to living room, dining room and all bedrooms. o Wiring for satellite TV and Sky+ (Sky+ to lounge only). o Star wired BT points to living room, bedroom 1, dining room. o Switches and sockets to be white throughout, except kitchen, which will have brushed chrome finish. External features and security o Porch light. o Turf to front and rear gardens. o Buff riven paving to pathways and patio areas. Heating and energy efficiency o Composite front door and frame, with insulated core and 3 point locking system. o White double glazed UPVC windows and rear/casement doors with chrome ironmongery. o High levels of wall and loft insulation. o Gas fired central heating with energy efficient condensing boiler and thermostatic valves to all radiators so that each room can be independently controlled. o Energy efficient bulbs to some rooms. . . . . . . . . Lifestyle Activities Cycling Hiking Lake Town Village Development Rural Riverside Amenities and Services Schools Shops Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Fitted Wardrobes Insulation Patio Porch Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Satellite / Cable TV Shower Television. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t243273/

house Enjoying splendid views in a secluded setting, and with a trout river running alongside its 1½ acres of private grounds, Todsmill offers visitors spacious, well equipped and very comfortable single storey accommodation. Keen anglers should bring their rods for the fishing on site. Nearby Linlithgow has many attractive buildings as well as shops, pubs and tea rooms (3 miles), but is best known for its Royal Palace; overlooking the town's loch, and probably Scotland's finest such building, it was begun in the 15th century and is famous as the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots. Other historic places of interest include the ruins of Blackness Castle (7 miles) from where a nature trail runs along the seaward edge of woodlands to one of the loveliest 18th century houses in Scotland, Hopetoun House, its museum and park; in the same small area visitors will discover the little 17th century fairytale castle, The Binns (NTS). Beecraigs Country Park is 5 miles. Edinburgh is a 25 mile drive, or by train (every 15 minutes) from Linlithgow. Sports centre, swimming pool, riding 3 miles. Golf 1½ miles. Entrance porch. Very spacious and well equipped farmhouse style kitchen with large dining area. Day room with lovely views across garden to the river. Spacious sitting room with ornamental fireplace. Leading from sitting room is a large sun room with panoramic views across garden. Master double bedroom with ensuite shower room/WC. Two further double bedrooms. Bathroom/WC. * Detached * Fishing On Site * Short Break Low Rate: 437 GBP High Rate: 1036 GBP. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t489087/

house, Cycling, Hiking, Lake, Town, Village, Development, Rural, Riverside, Schools, Shops, garden, Attic, central heating, Dining Room, Double Glazing, Ensuite, Fitted Wardrobes, Insulation, patio, Porch, Bath, Cooker, Satellite / Cable TV, Shower, Television, Residential Property Property reference: HRT019703149 Featuring A Plus's Wallace house design, these homes will equally suit couples or growing families wanting a quality lifestyle that is perfectly located for town and country living. Waterside, as the name suggests, is located close to the Queen Mary Reservoir, one of London's largest area's of water and home to the much renowned Queen Mary Sailing Club. The area of Charlton Village reflects all that is great about countryside living, yet just minutes from major towns and excellent transport links. With quintessentially English villages such as Shepperton and Upper Halliford close by, an abundance of local walks and cycle paths lead to idyllic pubs and fine eateries as well as riverside fun as the Thames meanders its way west towards Windsor and eastwards to London. It is an area full of exciting places to discover and explore. Retail therapy isn't far away. Major shopping centres in Staines, Walton on Thames, Kingston and Richmond are conveniently accessible by car and public transport. Big name shops, speciality stores and weekly markets providing good local produce give you everything you need before retreating home after a busy day's shopping. Excellent education from pre-school to sixth form is also on Waterside's doorstep. High performing schools both public and private have made Charlton and surrounds a location of choice for discerning parents. And for fit mind and fit body, there are a range of gyms and leisure centres close by, as well as sailing and windsurfing at one of London's premier water clubs at the 700 acre Queen Mary reservoir. Yet, perhaps it's the transport links that make Waterside a truly special place to call home; M3 and M25 junctions are minutes away, Heathrow is circa 9 miles and regular links to London by rail with Shepperton and Upper Halliford less than 3 miles by car. So whether local or global travel, there are few places where connectivity work so well as Waterside. A Unique Philosophy A Plus New Homes brings a unique philosophy to housebuilding by reinvesting profits generated from property developments back into the local community on housing related projects via A2Dominion Group's charitable companies. The focus of our residential property development is centred equally upon quality design that complements the local surrounds and customer service. We, like you, know that standards vary enormously within the new homes market. Our intention is to bring standards to a level that we think will impress you. Our proud housebuilding philosophy is reflected across our house designs, developments and our customer service. A Plus New Homes is the private residential development division of A2Dominion Group, one of the South East's most progressive providers of housing with homes and new developments throughout Greater London, the Home Counties and Thames Valley. Features: Kitchens o Stylish fitted kitchens from Tailor Made with postformed work surfaces and upstands. o De Dietrich double electric oven with 5 burner gas on glass hob. o Stainless steel chimney hood and splashback. o Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink complete with mixer tap. o Sleek floor tiling by Minoli. Bathrooms and En-suites o Quality white sanitaryware with Cone chrome mixer taps. o Bath mixer in chrome with hand held shower. o Shower cubicles with Thermostatic shower and sliding door. o Quality wall and floor tiling from Minoli, full height to wet areas and half height to walls with sanitaryware. o Shaver socket to bathroom and main en-suite. o Heated chrome towel rail to bathroom and en-suites. Internal finishes and electrics o Timber staircase with white painted balustrade and beeswax finish to hardwood handrail. o Internal doors by Vicaima, flush veneer with chrome ironmongery. o Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1. o Contemporary skirting and architraves with white gloss finish. o Walls to be painted in Dulux Gardenia. o TV sockets to living room, dining room and all bedrooms. o Wiring for satellite TV and Sky+ (Sky+ to lounge only). o Star wired BT points to living room, bedroom 1, dining room. o Switches and sockets to be white throughout, except kitchen, which will have brushed chrome finish. External features and security o Porch light. o Turf to front and rear gardens. o Buff riven paving to pathways and patio areas. Heating and energy efficiency o Composite front door and frame, with insulated core and 3 point locking system. o White double glazed UPVC windows and rear/casement doors with chrome ironmongery. o High levels of wall and loft insulation. o Gas fired central heating with energy efficient condensing boiler and thermostatic valves to all radiators so that each room can be independently controlled. o Energy efficient bulbs to some rooms. . . . . . . . .

house, Cycling, Hiking, Lake, Town, Village, Development, Rural, Riverside, Schools, Shops, garden, Attic, central heating, Dining Room, Double Glazing, Ensuite, Fitted Wardrobes, Insulation, patio, Porch, Bath, Cooker, Satellite / Cable TV, Shower, Television, Residential Property Property reference: HRT019703148 Featuring A Plus's Wallace house design, these homes will equally suit couples or growing families wanting a quality lifestyle that is perfectly located for town and country living. Waterside, as the name suggests, is located close to the Queen Mary Reservoir, one of London's largest area's of water and home to the much renowned Queen Mary Sailing Club. The area of Charlton Village reflects all that is great about countryside living, yet just minutes from major towns and excellent transport links. With quintessentially English villages such as Shepperton and Upper Halliford close by, an abundance of local walks and cycle paths lead to idyllic pubs and fine eateries as well as riverside fun as the Thames meanders its way west towards Windsor and eastwards to London. It is an area full of exciting places to discover and explore. Retail therapy isn’t far away. Major shopping centres in Staines, Walton on Thames, Kingston and Richmond are conveniently accessible by car and public transport. Big name shops, speciality stores and weekly markets providing good local produce give you everything you need before retreating home after a busy day’s shopping. Excellent education from pre-school to sixth form is also on Waterside’s doorstep. High performing schools both public and private have made Charlton and surrounds a location of choice for discerning parents. And for fit mind and fit body, there are a range of gyms and leisure centres close by, as well as sailing and windsurfing at one of London’s premier water clubs at the 700 acre Queen Mary reservoir. Yet, perhaps it’s the transport links that make Waterside a truly special place to call home; M3 and M25 junctions are minutes away, Heathrow is circa 9 miles and regular links to London by rail with Shepperton and Upper Halliford less than 3 miles by car. So whether local or global travel, there are few places where connectivity work so well as Waterside. A Unique Philosophy A Plus New Homes brings a unique philosophy to housebuilding by reinvesting profits generated from property developments back into the local community on housing related projects via A2Dominion Group’s charitable companies. The focus of our residential property development is centred equally upon quality design that complements the local surrounds and customer service. We, like you, know that standards vary enormously within the new homes market. Our intention is to bring standards to a level that we think will impress you. Our proud housebuilding philosophy is reflected across our house designs, developments and our customer service. A Plus New Homes is the private residential development division of A2Dominion Group, one of the South East’s most progressive providers of housing with homes and new developments throughout Greater London, the Home Counties and Thames Valley. Features: Kitchen • Stylish fitted kitchens from Tailor Made with postformed work surfaces and upstands. • De Dietrich double electric oven with 5 burner gas on glass hob. • Stainless steel chimney hood and splashback. • Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink complete with mixer tap. • Sleek floor tiling by Minoli. Bathroom & En-suites • Quality white sanitaryware with Cone chrome mixer taps. • Bath mixer in chrome with hand held shower. • Shower cubicles with Thermostatic shower and sliding door. • Quality wall and floor tiling from Minoli, full height to wet areas and half height to walls with sanitaryware. • Shaver socket to bathroom and main en-suite. • Heated chrome towel rail to bathroom and en-suites. Internal finishes and electrics • Timber staircase with white painted balustrade and beeswax finish to hardwood handrail. • Internal doors by Vicaima, flush veneer with chrome ironmongery. • Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1. • Contemporary skirting and architraves with white gloss finish. • Walls to be painted in Dulux Gardenia. • TV sockets to living room, dining room and all bedrooms. • Wiring for satellite TV and Sky+ (Sky+ to lounge only). • Star wired BT points to living room, bedroom 1, dining room. • Switches and sockets to be white throughout, except kitchen, which will have brushed chrome finish. External features and Security • Porch light. • Turf to front and rear gardens. • Buff riven paving to pathways and patio areas. Heating and energy efficiency • Composite front door and frame, with insulated core and 3 point locking system. • White double glazed UPVC windows and rear/casement doors with chrome ironmongery. • High levels of wall and loft insulation. • Gas fired central heating with energy efficient condensing boiler and thermostatic valves to all radiators so that each room can be independently controlled. • Energy efficient bulbs to some rooms. . . . . .

house, Cycling, Hiking, Lake, Town, Village, Development, Rural, Riverside, Schools, Shops, garden, Attic, central heating, Dining Room, Double Glazing, Ensuite, Fitted Wardrobes, Insulation, patio, Porch, Bath, Cooker, Satellite / Cable TV, Shower, Television, Residential Property Property reference: HRT019703154 Featuring A Plus's Wallace house design, these homes will equally suit couples or growing families wanting a quality lifestyle that is perfectly located for town and country living. Waterside, as the name suggests, is located close to the Queen Mary Reservoir, one of London's largest area's of water and home to the much renowned Queen Mary Sailing Club. The area of Charlton Village reflects all that is great about countryside living, yet just minutes from major towns and excellent transport links. With quintessentially English villages such as Shepperton and Upper Halliford close by, an abundance of local walks and cycle paths lead to idyllic pubs and fine eateries as well as riverside fun as the Thames meanders its way west towards Windsor and eastwards to London. It is an area full of exciting places to discover and explore. Retail therapy isn't far away. Major shopping centres in Staines, Walton on Thames, Kingston and Richmond are conveniently accessible by car and public transport. Big name shops, speciality stores and weekly markets providing good local produce give you everything you need before retreating home after a busy day's shopping. Excellent education from pre-school to sixth form is also on Waterside's doorstep. High performing schools both public and private have made Charlton and surrounds a location of choice for discerning parents. And for fit mind and fit body, there are a range of gyms and leisure centres close by, as well as sailing and windsurfing at one of London's premier water clubs at the 700 acre Queen Mary reservoir. Yet, perhaps it's the transport links that make Waterside a truly special place to call home; M3 and M25 junctions are minutes away, Heathrow is circa 9 miles and regular links to London by rail with Shepperton and Upper Halliford less than 3 miles by car. So whether local or global travel, there are few places where connectivity work so well as Waterside. A Unique Philosophy A Plus New Homes brings a unique philosophy to housebuilding by reinvesting profits generated from property developments back into the local community on housing related projects via A2Dominion Group's charitable companies. The focus of our residential property development is centred equally upon quality design that complements the local surrounds and customer service. We, like you, know that standards vary enormously within the new homes market. Our intention is to bring standards to a level that we think will impress you. Our proud housebuilding philosophy is reflected across our house designs, developments and our customer service. A Plus New Homes is the private residential development division of A2Dominion Group, one of the South East's most progressive providers of housing with homes and new developments throughout Greater London, the Home Counties and Thames Valley. Features: Kitchens o Stylish fitted kitchens from Tailor Made with postformed work surfaces and upstands. o De Dietrich double electric oven with 5 burner gas on glass hob. o Stainless steel chimney hood and splashback. o Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink complete with mixer tap. o Sleek floor tiling by Minoli. Bathrooms and En-suites o Quality white sanitaryware with Cone chrome mixer taps. o Bath mixer in chrome with hand held shower. o Shower cubicles with Thermostatic shower and sliding door. o Quality wall and floor tiling from Minoli, full height to wet areas and half height to walls with sanitaryware. o Shaver socket to bathroom and main en-suite. o Heated chrome towel rail to bathroom and en-suites. Internal finishes and electrics o Timber staircase with white painted balustrade and beeswax finish to hardwood handrail. o Internal doors by Vicaima, flush veneer with chrome ironmongery. o Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1. o Contemporary skirting and architraves with white gloss finish. o Walls to be painted in Dulux Gardenia. o TV sockets to living room, dining room and all bedrooms. o Wiring for satellite TV and Sky+ (Sky+ to lounge only). o Star wired BT points to living room, bedroom 1, dining room. o Switches and sockets to be white throughout, except kitchen, which will have brushed chrome finish. External features and security o Porch light. o Turf to front and rear gardens. o Buff riven paving to pathways and patio areas. Heating and energy efficiency o Composite front door and frame, with insulated core and 3 point locking system. o White double glazed UPVC windows and rear/casement doors with chrome ironmongery. o High levels of wall and loft insulation. o Gas fired central heating with energy efficient condensing boiler and thermostatic valves to all radiators so that each room can be independently controlled. o Energy efficient bulbs to some rooms. . . . . . . . .

house Property reference: HRT019703148 Featuring A Plus's Wallace house design, these homes will equally suit couples or growing families wanting a quality lifestyle that is perfectly located for town and country living. Waterside, as the name suggests, is located close to the Queen Mary Reservoir, one of London's largest area's of water and home to the much renowned Queen Mary Sailing Club. The area of Charlton Village reflects all that is great about countryside living, yet just minutes from major towns and excellent transport links. With quintessentially English villages such as Shepperton and Upper Halliford close by, an abundance of local walks and cycle paths lead to idyllic pubs and fine eateries as well as riverside fun as the Thames meanders its way west towards Windsor and eastwards to London. It is an area full of exciting places to discover and explore. Retail therapy isn’t far away. Major shopping centres in Staines, Walton on Thames, Kingston and Richmond are conveniently accessible by car and public transport. Big name shops, speciality stores and weekly markets providing good local produce give you everything you need before retreating home after a busy day’s shopping. Excellent education from pre-school to sixth form is also on Waterside’s doorstep. High performing schools both public and private have made Charlton and surrounds a location of choice for discerning parents. And for fit mind and fit body, there are a range of gyms and leisure centres close by, as well as sailing and windsurfing at one of London’s premier water clubs at the 700 acre Queen Mary reservoir. Yet, perhaps it’s the transport links that make Waterside a truly special place to call home; M3 and M25 junctions are minutes away, Heathrow is circa 9 miles and regular links to London by rail with Shepperton and Upper Halliford less than 3 miles by car. So whether local or global travel, there are few places where connectivity work so well as Waterside. A Unique Philosophy A Plus New Homes brings a unique philosophy to housebuilding by reinvesting profits generated from property developments back into the local community on housing related projects via A2Dominion Group’s charitable companies. The focus of our residential property development is centred equally upon quality design that complements the local surrounds and customer service. We, like you, know that standards vary enormously within the new homes market. Our intention is to bring standards to a level that we think will impress you. Our proud housebuilding philosophy is reflected across our house designs, developments and our customer service. A Plus New Homes is the private residential development division of A2Dominion Group, one of the South East’s most progressive providers of housing with homes and new developments throughout Greater London, the Home Counties and Thames Valley. Features: Kitchen • Stylish fitted kitchens from Tailor Made with postformed work surfaces and upstands. • De Dietrich double electric oven with 5 burner gas on glass hob. • Stainless steel chimney hood and splashback. • Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink complete with mixer tap. • Sleek floor tiling by Minoli. Bathroom & En-suites • Quality white sanitaryware with Cone chrome mixer taps. • Bath mixer in chrome with hand held shower. • Shower cubicles with Thermostatic shower and sliding door. • Quality wall and floor tiling from Minoli, full height to wet areas and half height to walls with sanitaryware. • Shaver socket to bathroom and main en-suite. • Heated chrome towel rail to bathroom and en-suites. Internal finishes and electrics • Timber staircase with white painted balustrade and beeswax finish to hardwood handrail. • Internal doors by Vicaima, flush veneer with chrome ironmongery. • Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1. • Contemporary skirting and architraves with white gloss finish. • Walls to be painted in Dulux Gardenia. • TV sockets to living room, dining room and all bedrooms. • Wiring for satellite TV and Sky+ (Sky+ to lounge only). • Star wired BT points to living room, bedroom 1, dining room. • Switches and sockets to be white throughout, except kitchen, which will have brushed chrome finish. External features and Security • Porch light. • Turf to front and rear gardens. • Buff riven paving to pathways and patio areas. Heating and energy efficiency • Composite front door and frame, with insulated core and 3 point locking system. • White double glazed UPVC windows and rear/casement doors with chrome ironmongery. • High levels of wall and loft insulation. • Gas fired central heating with energy efficient condensing boiler and thermostatic valves to all radiators so that each room can be independently controlled. • Energy efficient bulbs to some rooms. . . . . . Lifestyle Activities Cycling Hiking Lake Town Village Development Rural Riverside Amenities and Services Schools Shops Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Fitted Wardrobes Insulation Patio Porch Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Satellite / Cable TV Shower Television. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t243277/

house In a rural setting overlooking the Pennines, these three beautifully appointed properties are ideally located for holidays and relaxing breaks exploring the Scottish borders and western coastline as well as the northern fells and the Lake District National Park. Mouse Hole Cottage and Swallow's Nest are cosy adjoining barn conversions featuring stone walls and attractive beamed bedrooms with sloping ceilings, whilst Appletree Corner is a ground floor apartment created by an extension of an old Cumbrian farmhouse, and boasting far reaching views to the hills from its delightful, bright conservatory. Each enjoying its own enclosed garden area, the cottages sit on a pet-oriented smallholding next to a dairy farm in the beautiful and still relatively undiscovered Eden Valley, midway between Penrith, an attractive market town with a happy mix of traditional stores and sophisticated shopping arcades and Carlisle. Set by Hadrian's Wall and renowned for its history of the 'Border Reivers' and impressive medieval castle where Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned, this bustling cathedral city is also home to superb museums and galleries. Great day trips can be enjoyed in Ullswater and the Lakes, which are just a short drive away, and the nearby village of Armathwaite (1½ miles) provides a village shop and pubs serving food as well as a variety of walks and outdoor activities and a rural station offering gloriously scenic journeys on the famous Settle–Carlisle railway. Open plan sitting/dining room with electric 'wood burner effect' stove and kitchen area. Cloakroom/WC. First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Shower room/WC. * Short Break Low Rate: 283 GBP High Rate: 549 GBP. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t489267/

house In a rural setting overlooking the Pennines, these three beautifully appointed properties are ideally located for holidays and relaxing breaks exploring the Scottish borders and western coastline as well as the northern fells and the Lake District National Park. Mouse Hole Cottage and Swallow's Nest are cosy adjoining barn conversions featuring stone walls and attractive beamed bedrooms with sloping ceilings, whilst Appletree Corner is a ground floor apartment created by an extension of an old Cumbrian farmhouse, and boasting far reaching views to the hills from its delightful, bright conservatory. Each enjoying its own enclosed garden area, the cottages sit on a pet-oriented smallholding next to a dairy farm in the beautiful and still relatively undiscovered Eden Valley, midway between Penrith, an attractive market town with a happy mix of traditional stores and sophisticated shopping arcades and Carlisle. Set by Hadrian's Wall and renowned for its history of the 'Border Reivers' and impressive medieval castle where Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned, this bustling cathedral city is also home to superb museums and galleries. Great day trips can be enjoyed in Ullswater and the Lakes, which are just a short drive away, and the nearby village of Armathwaite (1½ miles) provides a village shop and pubs serving food as well as a variety of walks and outdoor activities and a rural station offering gloriously scenic journeys on the famous Settle–Carlisle railway. Open plan sitting room with electric 'wood burner effect' stove and kitchen area. Conservatory/dining room with doors to garden. Double bedroom with ensuite bathroom/WC (shower over bath). * Enclosed Garden * Short Break Low Rate: 256 GBP High Rate: 493 GBP. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t490195/

house In a rural setting overlooking the Pennines, these three beautifully appointed properties are ideally located for holidays and relaxing breaks exploring the Scottish borders and western coastline as well as the northern fells and the Lake District National Park. Mouse Hole Cottage and Swallow's Nest are cosy adjoining barn conversions featuring stone walls and attractive beamed bedrooms with sloping ceilings, whilst Appletree Corner is a ground floor apartment created by an extension of an old Cumbrian farmhouse, and boasting far reaching views to the hills from its delightful, bright conservatory. Each enjoying its own enclosed garden area, the cottages sit on a pet-oriented smallholding next to a dairy farm in the beautiful and still relatively undiscovered Eden Valley, midway between Penrith, an attractive market town with a happy mix of traditional stores and sophisticated shopping arcades and Carlisle. Set by Hadrian's Wall and renowned for its history of the 'Border Reivers' and impressive medieval castle where Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned, this bustling cathedral city is also home to superb museums and galleries. Great day trips can be enjoyed in Ullswater and the Lakes, which are just a short drive away, and the nearby village of Armathwaite (1½ miles) provides a village shop and pubs serving food as well as a variety of walks and outdoor activities and a rural station offering gloriously scenic journeys on the famous Settle–Carlisle railway. Open plan sitting room with electric 'wood burner effect' stove and kitchen and dining areas. First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Shower room/WC. * Enclosed Garden * Short Break Low Rate: 273 GBP High Rate: 595 GBP. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t489343/

cottage The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive. In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay: For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts. There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the Jedburgh Callants Festival at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside. Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations! For example, a blood test is required several months before arrival. It is possible to book this accommodation with less people for a lower price. Please contact our customer service department., Ground floor: 1 hall, acces via outside stairway 1 livingroom (TV, DVD player, radio, CD player), acces via outside stairway 1 dining room, 1 kitchen (gas stove, oven (grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), 1 bathroom (over-bath shower, washbasin, toilet). On 1st floor: 1 bedroom (double bed), 1 bedroom (2 x single bed). General: heating (gas, central), patio, garden, garden furniture. 0.1 km to the city center, 2.0 km to the Forest, 35.0 km to the Sea, 1.0 km to the Lake, 0.2 km to food store, 0.2 km to Restaurants, 0.2 km to GoOut, 2.0 km to public transportation, 0.3 km to covered public swimming pool, 0.2 km to tourist information, 70.0 km to the Airport, In the countryside<br>Deposit: GBP 50, <br>Cleaning: Included, <br>Pets: Max. 1; free of charge., <br>Bed linen: Included, <br>Bath towels: Included, <br>Kitchen linen: Included, <br>Electricity: Included, <br>Gas: Included. <br>Please inquire for long weekend and mid-week rates. Discounts for multiple week stays may be available, please inquire for more information