Vacation property for sale, pool, tennis The plots have wonderful views over open countryside to the rear. This is an unusually valuable planning permission. The area is noted to be of outstanding rural beauty with lots of footpaths, bridle paths easily accessible and the village of Upper Basildon is one of the most sought after of the villages lying on high ground within the area. PLOT 3: 4 bedroom house of approx 3,000 sq ft. Plot sizeApprox 0.273 acres / 0.1106 ha. 195' x 60'(11,700 sq ft) Notes : (1)Section 106 legal agreement relating to required financial contributions to the local infrastructure (payable to West Berkshire Council) approx 7,444 per plot. This is a normal requirement for all new builds. (2)The cost of demolition of the existing building on the site will be borne by the current vendor of Applecroft. Schools & Local Facilities: There are plenty of schools in the area. Upper Basildon C of E Primary School is within walking distance, Theale Green School has a bus service for collection and delivery in Pangbourne, St Andrew's Preparatory School is only a few minutes driving distance, as are Pangbourne College and Bradfield College. There is also The Oratory School, St Finians, Cranford House, Moulsford Boys School, Downe House, all within easy driving distance. There is a wonderful sporting complex open to public membership at Bradfield College with indoor tennis courts, squash, indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, etc. In Upper Basildon and in Bradfield there are riding schools for the equestrian enthusiast with lots of bridle paths. There are plenty of golf clubs Calcot, Streatley, Mapledurham, Badgemore. The Royal Berkshire Shooting School is within easy driving distance. The M4 Junction 12 at Theale is approximately 5.5 miles connecting to Heathrow and London. Reading is approximately 6 miles. There is a Sainsbury's Savacentre at Calcot for those major food shopping expeditions and a fine Waitrose at Tilehurst. There is a recently completed village hall in Upper Basildon, which is home to a tennis club and rugby club and, beside the village hall, there are playing fields and tennis courts. Walking distance of the Red Lion pub, also the Orchard Clinic which offers osteopathy, massage and reflexology. Pangbourne on Thames is only five minutes drive away which has a fabulous selection of specialist shops, restaurants, pubs, a fine old church, doctors' and dental practices, library, banks and hotels. Pangbourne also has bus services to Reading and a train connection giving an intercity fast train service to London Paddington. Pangbourne has long been noted as one of the historic period Thameside villages with the pretty River Pang meandering through the centre, leading into the River Thames, and the Thameside meadows enabling summer fun and picnicking for all the family, an outward bound centre for the canoeing enthusiast and footpaths alongside the Thames through open countryside noted to be of outstanding rural beauty. DIRECTIONS: From the offices of Dudley Singleton turn left, pass over the mini roundabout and turn first right at St James the Less Church. Proceed up Pangbourne Hill to the top, just after the entrance to Pangbourne College, veer right signposted Upper Basildon. Pass the church on the right and the village green, this is Aldworth Road. Proceed over two crossroads. Pass Emery Acres on the right and turn next right into Bethesda Street. Continue along this road and Applecroft will be found on the right hand side. Post Code: RG8 8NT. LOCAL AUTHORITY: West Berkshire Council. Tel: 01635 42400. www.westberks.gov.uk Viewing strictly by arrangement with vendor's agent, Dudley Singleton & Daughter, No. 1 Station Road, Pangbourne, Berkshire, RG8 7AN. Tel: 0118 984 2662 Fax: 0118 984 5490 Websites: www.singletonanddaughter.co.uk , www.primelocation.com , globrix.com, www.countrylife.co.uk , www.telegraph.co.uk , fish4homes.co.uk, www.mayfairoffice.co.uk E-mail: XXXX@singletonanddaughter.co.uk London Office : Cashel House, 15 Thayer Street, London, W1. THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.

Single-family houses An exciting opportunity to acquire a residential development plot situated on the outskirts of the highly sought after town of Narberth yet within walking distance of the High Street with its excellent range of shops and amenities. The plot is being offered on a design and build basis, with an opportunity to acquire an executive property as the finished product. The developer will work with a prospective purchaser to design their ideal home, to satisfy their desires, but also to ensure the quality and appearance of the build is sympathetic to the position of the enviable country plot. Size, specification, design and the choice of fixtures and fittings can be agreed with the developer. The finished result will also afford a good size garden, flanked with a stream boundary and views over the surrounding countryside. A rare opportunity not to be missed.

Single-family houses, parking A splendid opportunity to purchase a Building Plot adjacent to the Higher Mill House in the historicTown Mills complex with it's working water wheel TO AUCTION: For viewing or further information contact the Chudleigh TEAM agent on 01626 853940PROPOSED Entrance hall. sitting room. kitchen dining room. utility. three bedrooms including master with en-suite WC gardens. parking. The Higher Mill House adjoins the wheel at Town Mills which has been renovated and now forms a high quality residential development but, retains the original working water mill. It is believed that there has been a mill on the site of Town Mills since the 1300's when it would have been converted with the woollen industry. The Mill was known to be used for grain milling through the 1800's and into the last century. Chudleigh, although designated a town, has all the charm and atmosphere of a village. It has a good range of shops and amenities including health centre, library, a church, several inns and restaurants. The primary school was opened in 1991., and there is excellent provision in the town for after school child care. Also, playschool and mother and toddler groups. There are good sporting facilities which include football, cricket, hockey, bowls and horseriding. A regular 'bus service runs to both Exeter and Newton Abbot. The nearby A38 Expressway provides excellent road links to Exeter, Plymouth and the motorway network. There are mainline stations at both Newton Abbot and Exeter. We are pleased to offer for sale by auction (unless sold prior) this plot of land situated adjacent to Higher Mill House, an historic mill complex within walking distance of Chudleigh's picturesque town centre. Planning permission has been granted on the plot, for the erection of a three bedroom, two storey dwelling, which will be in keeping with neighbouring properties. Named Higher Mill Cottage, the completed development will comprise an entrance hall and cloakroom, lounge, kitchen/ dining room and utility downstairs. Upstairs, a master bedroom with en-suite shower room, second bedroom with en-suite WC, further bedroom, and family bathroom.A driveway will lead to a car port and it will have a garden area.We understand the property is Freehold and is offered with Vacant Possession upon completion.Reserve & WithdrawalThere will be a reserve price on the property and the Auctioneers will be at liberty to withdraw the property from the sale. A right is reserved to sell by Private Treaty prior to the date of the Auction.AuctionThe property will be offered for sale by, by The Property Auction Group (unless sold prior) on at Novotel, Marsh Mills, Plymouth, commencing at 2.00pm.THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.

House / home, residential for sale We are pleased to offer for sale this semi-detached house which enjoys a good sized building plot (see attached). The accommodation comprises entrance hall, upgraded kitchen, good sized conservatory and living room. On the first floor there are two bedr VIEWINGS For an appointment to view please contact Besley Hill Town & Country Homes, 12/16 Long Street, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 4HY. Tel: 01453 542395 or E-mail: dursley@besleyhill.co.uk GROUND FLOOR Sealed unit double glazed upvc framed door to: ENTRANCE HALLWAY Having radiator, inset ceiling spotlights and stairs to first floor. Door to: LOUNGE 4.75m(15'7'') x 3.51m(11'6'') With open fireplace having raised hearth, stone surround and shelving. Tv aerial point, two wall light points, radiator and sealed unit double glazed upvc framed window to front. Sliding lupvc framed doors to: CONSERVATORY 7.70m(25'3'') max. x 2.74m(9'0'') Being of upvc construction with double glazed windows. Two sets of French doors, ceramic tiled non-slip flooring, two ceiling light points, power point, telephone point (subject to BT regulations), wall mounted air conditioning/heating unit and radiator. Off the ENTRANCE HALLWAY there is a stable door which is part glazed leading to: FIRST FLOOR LANDING With inset ceiling spotlights and sealed unit double glazed upvc framed window having views over the garden. KITCHEN 4.37m(14'4'') x 3.66m(12'0'') max. With a range of eye and base level pine units, some having glass display. Gas hob with extractor over and electric oven. Plumbing for dishwasher and automatic washsing machine. Stainless steel sink unit with single drainer, high shine work surfaces, inset ceiling spotlights and Valliant boiler being only 1 year old. Double aspect sealed unit double glazed upvc framed windows. BEDROOM ONE 2.84m(9'4'') x 4.04m(13'3'') max. Sealed unit double glazed upvc framed window, two side oblong windows, ceiling fan/light, views over countryside including Smallpox Hill at Uley. (Note: Wardrobes will not be staying). BEDROOM TWO 3.30m(10'10'') x 2.44m(8'0'') With sealed unit double glazed upvc framed window to front, two inset display bookshelves, loft access and door leading to stairs up to boarded loft area. BATHROOM Sealed unit double glazed upvc frosted window, low flush wc, Victorian style white pedestal wash hand basin, timber panelled bath with splash screen and mixer chrome shower over. Part tiled walls, panelled colour washed walls, inset ceiling spotlights, radiator, display shelving and cork tiled flooring. OUTSIDE The front of the property is approached via pedestrian access gate alsofive-bar vehicular access gate. Panelled fencing, driveway is mainly stone chipping, having good car-standing/caravan space. Shrubs and borders, seating area and water supply. To the rear garden there is raised pavia patio. From the conservatory there are wrought iron railings and gate with steps down leading to lawn area where there is mature apple trees, panelled fencing, pond and rockery/waterfall all backing onto open fields. Second gated area leading to more patio. Outside water tap, stable door having access to: GARAGE 6.20m(20'4'') x 3.35m(11'0'') Being detached having window, light, power, double doors, walk-in store room to side and ceramic tiled flooring. CARPORT 4.27m(14'0'') x 3.66m(12'0'') RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LAND An excellent opportunity for a builder/developer to purchase a residential development site with full planning consent to build a pair of two bedroomed semi-detached houses. The land forms part of a large garden adjacent to number 65 School Road and has the advantage of adjoining an area of public owned space with views across miles of open farmland towards the wooded escarpment and beyond. Located in a cul-de-sac position on Highfields, Dursley; which is well-positioned for access into the town shopping centre and the primary school is within a few yards walking distance. Dursley itself is conveniently positioned for access to the A38 and M5 motorway for those commuting to Brisotl, Gloucester or Cheltenham and the area is surrounded by scenic countryside with beautiful walks and rides on Stinchcombe Hill, Cam Peak and along the Uley Valley. PLANNING Planning Consent was granted on the 20th November 2008 by Stroud District Council. Planning reference number: S.08/1932/FUL A copy of the planning consent is attached and plans are available for inspection in the Dursley Office upon request. MONEY LAUNDERING ACT Under the terms of the Money Laundering Act 2003, Estate Agents are now required to ask intending purchasers to produce identification documentation for proof of identity and address and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. NOTES For clarification we wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales particulars as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. If there are any important matters which are likely to effect your decision to buy please contact us before viewing this property.

Single-family houses Wrafton House is a substantial Grade II Listed Georgian building comprising 11 separate flats and is situated in Ryde's popular conservation area close to the town's many shopping facilities. An opportunity now exists for a purchaser to buy the whole of the building and it's surrounding sizeable plot. This property will almost certainly be of great interest to investors, as all units are currently let creating an instant income stream upon purchase. The property will also be of interest to developers who might take the opportunity to seek planning permission for further units within the substantial grounds. In our opinion, Wrafton House is a rarely available commodity situated in a desirable location for both letting purposes and future re-sale either individually or as a collective. Wrafton house currently consists of 11 flats, they are numerically listed below. Although currently let on Assured shorthold tenancies we feel they offer further scope as holiday flats as they are close to the beach, ferry links, the town centre and some have sea views. Flat 1 One bedroom ground floor flat with courtyard. Flat 2 Lower ground studio flat Flat 3 One bedroom ground floor flat. Flat 4 Ground floor studio flat. Flat 5 Two bedroom ground floor flat with garden Flat 6 One bedroom first floor flat with sea views Flat 7 One bedroom first floor flat Flat 8 One bedroom first floor flat overlooking the garden Flat 9 One bedroom second floor flat Flat 10 One bedroom second floor flat with great sea views. Flat 11 Two bedroom second floor flat. Rental Income With all units let this building produces some ?5,200 per calendar month or ?62,400 per annum. Tenure Freehold Gardens This building is surrounded by sizeable lawned gardens and fence/wall boundaries. A tarmac driveway leads from the pillared entrance to the main building offering potential for parking. Services Unconfirmed gas, electric, telephone, mains water and drainage. Viewing Please direct your enquiries to the Vendors' SOLE AGENTS - The Wright Estate Agency - 187 High Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight, PO33 2PN - Telephone 01983 XXXXXX Email XXXX@wright-iw.co.uk Price Guide Price ?1,200,000 Agents Note: Our particulars are designed to give a fair description of the property, but if there is any point of special importance to you we will be pleased to check the information for you. None of the appliances or services have been tested, should you require to have tests carried out, we will be happy to arrange this for you. Nothing in these particulars is intended to indicate that any carpets or curtains, furnishings or fittings, electrical goods (whether wired in or not), gas fires or light fitments, or any other fixtures not expressly included, are part of the property offered for sale.

Land, residential for sale OVERVIEW • Landscaped plot with ground cleared and prepared • Connections to water, drainage, electricity and telecoms • Stone dyke entrance • Mature trees • Beech hedging (to be planted in the autumn) • Top soil provided with site • House designed by award winning architects James Denholm Partnership • Peaceful rural and accessible situation • Magnificent views to the Perthshire and Angus hills • Ideal for commuting to Perth, Dundee and Edinburgh. • Ideal opportunities for self builders • For sale as a whole or in lots SITUATION The site at Whitelea will transform, upon completion, into a hamlet of four traditionally styled properties surrounded by rolling Perthshire farmland. There are superb views to the south towards the Sidlaw hills, and over open farmland to the north and west. Notwithstanding its peaceful rural location, the site enjoys a highly accessible location being about 11.5 miles from Perth, and about 18 miles from Dundee. Trains, including sleeper trains, run from Perth and Dundee to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the south and there are daily flights from Dundee to London CIty Airport. Edinburgh International Airport is only about 50 miles away. The plots at Whitelea are just off a quiet country road about a mile from Burrelton, which is a small village on the A94 between Perth and Coupar Angus. Burrelton has a vibrant local community with village hall, a newsagent, a butcher, a local pub, a parish church and a primary school. Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie are both within 10 miles of Whitelea. Blairgowrie has a particularly good range of local shops and professional services, including cafes, restaurants, hotels, banks, antique shops, galleries and a large supermarket. Perth and Dundee both provide a more comprehensive range of services and high street shops. Perthshire is renowned for its scenic countryside and opportunities for outdoor activities. Pheasant and grouse shooting are widely available locally, and salmon and sea trout fishing is available on the River Tay, River Ericht and River Isla. Trout fishing is popular on a number of local lochs including Loch Shandra, and the reservoirs at Lintrathen and Backwater. The fertile farmland of the Carse of Gowrie and the Firth of Tay are a few miles to the south while the Angus Glens, the Cairngorms as well as Braemar and Royal Deeside are within an easy drive, providing opportunities for walking, climbing, mountain biking and skiing. National Hunt racing and polo are both available at the nearby racecourse at Scone. Both Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, two of Scotland’s most important castles, are local to the area. Good local secondary education is available in Blairgowrie and in Perth, with private education at Craigclowan, Kilgraston, Strathallan, Glenalmond College and Dundee High School. DESCRIPTION The plots at Whitelea offer buyers the chance to build an outstanding property in a scenic and sought after Perthshire location. They are located off a quiet country road and each has been cleared, prepared and made ready for development, with services available for connection. Overhead cables along the roadside will be removed and a beautifully crafted stone dyke frames the entrance. A tree management programme has also been implemented to highlight new and mature trees. Each plot comes with detailed planning permission for a 4-bedroom house designed by James Denholm Partnership, an award winning Perthshire based firm of architects who specialise in designing contemporary homes with traditional values, which sit comfortably in a rural setting. The accommodation in each house has been carefully thought out using the additional vision and experience of Braemore Estates and Adams & Adams interior designers. The proposed houses will have natural slate roofs, and rendered walls. The internal layouts will include open plan living / dining kitchens and large drawing rooms with stunning views across the local countryside. The homes will be bright and spacious and ideally suited for family life. Each property will have space for a generous garden and a double garage. Subject to obtaining the relevant permission, the designs and layouts of the houses may be altered to suit a buyer’s specific requirements. Paddocks 3 paddocks are available for sale either as a whole or individually making the houses ideal for buyers with a small amount of livestock. They are good level arable land and are fenced, and served with water. A track provides vehicular access directly to each paddock. Further residential development is not permitted on these paddocks. Local Authority Perth & Kinross Council, Council Buildings, 2 High Street, Perth PH1 5PH, Tel: 01738 475 000. Solicitor Michael Anderson, Shield & Kyd, 15 Rutland Street, Edinburgh, EH1 2AN Tel 0131 228 2381 Fax 0131 229 2710 Email ma@shieldandkyd.co.uk Planning Permission Planning consent was granted on 5 December 2007 (Application no 07/2045/Ful) by Perth & Kinross Council. A copy of the planning permission can be obtained from RE/MAX Next Move. Any specific queries in respect to planning should be addressed to Perth & Kinross Council at the above address. Deed of Conditions Each plot will be sold with a Deed of Conditions, a copy of which can be obtained from RE/MAX Next Move. Services Mains water, electricity and telecoms, Klargester biodisc sewage treatment plant ready for connection. Offers Offers are to be submitted in Scottish legal terms to the selling agents RE/MAX Next Move, 19 High Street, Blairgowrie, PH16 6ET. A closing date for offers will probably be fixed and prospective purchasers are advised to register their interest with the selling agents in order to be kept fully informed of any closing date that may be fixed. Overseas Purchasers Any offer by a purchaser(s) who is resident out with the United Kingdom must be accompanied by a guarantee from a bank that is acceptable to the seller. Special Conditions of Sale 1. The purchaser shall pay a reservation fee of £2000 per plot. 2. The purchaser shall within 5 days of conclusion of missives make payment as a guarantee for due performance of a sum equal to 5 percent of the purchase price less the £2000 deposit on which sum no interest will be allowed. Timeous payment of the said sum shall be a material condition of the contract. In the event that such payment is not made timeously the seller reserves the right to resile without further notice. The balance of purchase price will be paid by Bankers Draft at the date of entry and interest at 5 percent above The Royal Bank of Scotland base rate current from time to time will be charged there on from the term of entry until payment. Consignation shall not avoid payment of the foregoing rate of interest. In the event of the purchase of any Lot(s) failing to make payment of the balance of the said price at the date of entry, payment of the balance of the purchase price on the due date being the essence of the contract, the seller shall be entitled to resile from the contract. The seller in that event reserves the right to resell or deal otherwise with the subjects of sale as he thinks fit. Furthermore he shall be entitled to retain in his hands the initial payment of 5 percent herein before referred to which shall be set off to account of any loss occasioned to him by the purchaser’s failure and in the event of the loss being less than the amount of the said deposit the seller shall account to the purchasers for any balance thereof remaining in his hands. 3. The reservation period will expire 21 days following the date of receipt of the title package. 4. The subjects will be sold subject to all rights of way, rights of access, wayleave, servitude, water rights, drainage and sewage rights, restrictions and burdens of whatever kind at present existing and whether contained in the Title Deeds or otherwise and whether formally constituted or not affecting the subjects of sale. 5. The seller shall be responsible for any rates, taxes and other burdens for the possession and for collection of income prior to the said date of entry. Where necessary, all rates, taxes and other burdens and income will be apportioned between the seller and the purchasers as at the said date of entry. 6. The minerals will be included in the sale of the property only insofar as the seller has rights thereto. The following companies are recommended by Braemore Estates: Building contractors Osprey Construction Ltd (Keith Sime) Osprey House Ruthvenfield Road Inveralmond Industrial Estate Perth PH1 3EE Tel: 01738 443362 Mob: 07740 405900 Forman of Dundee (Charlie Connaghan) 6 Donalds Lane Dundee Angus DD2 4PF Tel: 01382 610612 Mob: 07831 170424 Quantity Surveyors / Project Management Ralph Ogg & Partners (Contact Hugh Law or Douglas Meikle) 2 King James Place Perth PH2 8AE Tel: 01738 625619 Mob: 07970 706975 (Hugh Law) Thomson Bethune Property & Construction Consultants (David Kirkwood or James Henderson) 6 Forres Street Edinburgh EH3 6BJ Tel: 0131 220 18280 Mob: 07711373543 Architect James Denholm Partnership (Contact James Denholm or Bob Gunn) 11 Dunira Street Comrie Perthshire PH6 2LJ Tel: 01764 670899

Single-family houses Building Plot, Adjacent To Sunnyside, Market Drayton, Shropshire, TF9 1AY Development Opportunity BUILDING PLOT . A building plot, which has been granted Full Planning Permission to erect a single, one and a half storey dwelling. Outline Planning Permission was granted by North Shropshire District Council. Ref: 09/01071/FUL on 14th May 2009 LOCATION Situated in a superb elevated position and enjoying views across to Sutton and Market Drayton Golf Club. The town centre is within 0.5 miles and offers a variety of amenities, which include schools, specialist and high street shops, supermarkets, restaurants and health and leisure facilities. HOW TO FIND THIS PLOT Turn left out of our office in Maer Lane and left at the mini island into Cheshire Street. At the next mini island, turn right into Frogmore Road and continue into Shropshire Street. Take the second turning left (fork in road) into Salisbury Road and continue to the T junction. Turn left and immediately right into Red Bank where the road will lead to the plot. TENURE We are advised that the property is Freehold and this will be confirmed by the Vendors Solicitor during Pre-Contract Enquiries. Vacant Possession upon Completion. SERVICES We are advised that water and drainage are available with gas and electricity services to follow. Barbers have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fittings etc., or services to this property so cannot confirm that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A buyer is recommeded to obtain confirmation from their Surveyor or Solicitor. LOCAL AUTHORITY Council Tax Enquiries, Revenues & Benefits, Shropshire Council, Shirehall, Shrewsbury. SY2 6ND.Tel: 0345 678 9002 METHOD OF SALE For Sale by Private Treaty. DISCLAIMER PROPERTY DETAILS 'Property Mis-descriptions Act' - for clarification we wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these details as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. The measurements given are approximate. VIEWING By arrangement with the Agents Office at Tower House, Maer Lane, Market Drayton, TF9 3SH. Tel: 01630 XXXXXX, Fax: 01630 XXXXXX or email: XXXX@barbers-online.co.uk Measurements given are approximate Barbers for themselves and for the Vendors or Lessors of this property, whose agents they are, give notice that these particulars are produced in good faith, and set out as a general guide and do not constitute any part of the contract. No person in the employment of Barbers has any authority to make or give any representations or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A TOWN BUILDING PLOT - this building plot has full planning permission granted by North Shropshire District Council for the erection of a one and a half storey single dwelling. The plot enjoys an elevated position and has views across to Sutton and Market Drayton Golf Club. Contact Market Drayton on 01630 XXXXXX (Ref: 26708) Offices at: Designed by

Deposit only 5% Finance available 4 x 3 bed semi detached and 2 x 3 bed end mews Completion due September 2007 Fitted carpeting throughout and en suite bathrooms Parking space included Rental expectation circa 525 pcm In Birkenhead we have a choice of three bedroom semi detached and mews homes, all built to the developers exacting standards offering top quality yet affordable accommodation in a location that we believe is set to grow. With prices from 195000 for a 3 bedroom semi including parking. Birkenhead is located less than 3 miles from the rapidly modernising Liverpool city centre. And St. James? Gardens itself is sandwiched between the Liverpool waterfront and the well respected addresses of Hoylake and West Kirkby where property prices have rocketed over recent years. Birkenhead is located on the east of the Wirral peninsular and is the largest town on the Mersey estuary, followed by Wallasey only 2.5 miles to the north. Both centres have grown around the dockland areas which attracted important industrial development helping grow the areas into what they are today. Less than half a mile walk from St James? Park is Birkenhead Park - the world's first municipal park, and rated as one of the ten best historic parks in Britain. The Park itself has radical plans for development with a new Park Pavilion destined to be a landmark building for Birkenhead. It will provide exhibition and interpretive spaces, teaching areas and a cafe, together with office accommodation for the park managers and rangers. The M53 runs the length of the Wirral and connects the Kingsway Tunnel to the major motorway arteries of the M6, M56 and M62. The Queensway and Kingsway tunnels link Birkenhead to Liverpool city centre, both tunnels provide road routes across the Mersey estuary meaning that within minutes you can be in the middle of the business district surrounding Liverpool?s Water Street area or the modern shopping arcades, bars and restaurants surrounding Chavez Park or The Albert Dock. Capital Growth: Along with Birkenhead and Wallasey, the other main populated areas of the Wirral peninsula include Port Sunlight, Bromborough and Eastham. Birkenhead contains the main areas of high density urban housing and the main centres of commerce and industry. Historically and as a result of it being the largest conurbation on the Wirral, Birkenhead has been characterised by areas of high deprivation. As a result of this, over recent years major regeneration funding has flooded into Birkenhead and its surrounding areas and it is these areas that are key for local regeneration / development and form the basis for sound capital growth. Rentability/Saleability: This rare opportunity to buy new housing in a popular up and coming area, close to local schools and shops is set to attract a wide variety of people ? from first-time buyers and those wishing to retire in comfort to couples and those with growing families wanting to take advantage of the excellent local schools. With a location convenient to offices, Liverpool University, Arrowe Park and Clatterbridge hospitals, road links and stations this all translates into a desirable rental location that works. No doubt about it. Background: Over the last few years Birkenhead has benefited from several major regeneration schemes such as, City Lands, Hamilton Quarter, Lairdside and now Wirral Waterfront ? with the town itself being transformed thanks to major investment and regeneration funding in shopping, transport, office developments, leisure, culture and education. As well as being less than 3 miles from Liverpool city centre, St James? Gardens is within short travelling distance (15 miles) of nearby historic Chester and all the many attractions that both Merseyside and The Wirral has to offer. Wirral is also a major location for maritime services, its traditions established through the Mersey Ferries, which date back hundreds of years. The famous ferries still run regular services for commuters across t

Fixed Price 179,995!2 High Street, NewarthillArchie Love of RE/MAX Plus is delighted to offer prospective buyers this rare opportunity to purchase this versatile 3/4 bedroom traditionally constructed Villa. Centrally located on Newarthill High Street, close to Motherwell and ideally posited for the new Ravenscraig Development the property is presented in excellent condition with some recent improvements including the conservatory, kitchen and bathroom.The substantial property is sited on a large plot of ground and with planning approval could easily be extended. The accommodation is formed over two levels and comprises of: Entrance Vestibule, Impressive hallway with feature Archway and original Staircase. Bay windowed front facing lounge, master bedroom, second public room currently used as a dining room, bathroom, kitchen, utility and conservatory. The property also benefits from gas central heating and double glazing.The upper level has two great sized double bedrooms one with dormer windows to the front offering views across to the Campsie Hills the bedroom to the rear has equally impressive views across South Lanarkshire.Near to motorway network allowing easy access to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Local amenities include local shops, primary and secondary schools. Near to the popular Dalziel Park Country Club and Golf Course with the main amenities being located within the town of Motherwell.BH2699 House-Home For Sale 4 bed in Newarthill North Lanarkshire United Kingdom find Newarthill properties

Single-family houses, parking A single bay fronted 3 bedroom semi detached Victorian family house with extra long garage and prime location in a street of similar properties close to all secondary schools and convenient also for the rail station and town centre. An exceptionally rare opportunity to purchase a good size (1.06ha/just under 0.15acre) part walled/bound by Yew hedgerow level BUILDING PLOT to the rear of a substantial detached Victorian house adjacent to St Augustines School with full planning approval (ref W/09/01350FUL) for a detached 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom family home of superior quality with existing Victorian Coach House and long driveway for 2 plus cars. A well presented 2 bedroom semi detached bungalow tucked away in a small cul de sac in the popular village of Broughton Gifford. The property offers recently fitted PVCu double glazing, central heating, conservatory, off street parking, and an easily maintainable rear garden. Whether you are looking to take your first steps onto the property ladder, downsize to something easier to maintain or looking to invest, this charming Grade II listed end terrace period home is certain to appeal to many. A 3 bedroom linked detached home offered for sale for the first time since new providing an entrance hall, lounge overlooking the private rear garden, fitted kitchen, good size bedrooms, double glazing, gas central heating and to the outside gardens front and rear, an integral 17ft garage and driveway parking. CHAIN FREE. An extremely well located semi detached 3 bedroom family home with detached garage and good size rear garden, requiring some modernising yet situated in a popular part of the village close to popular schools at both Hilperton itself and nearby Staverton. Located within the highly sought after Fitzmaurice retirement complex a spacious two bedroom ground floor apartment which is well presented and offers good access to the town centre and local amenities. A light and airy retirement apartment which is centrally located in the popular Abbey Mill development. The property is well presented and boasts a delightful outlook towards Middle Rank and Tory along with roof top views over the town centre. An exceptionally rare opportunity to purchase a semi-detached 3 bedroom family home located in a cul-de-sac of principally 3 and 4 bedroom detached family houses on this highly sought after development close to town, local schools for children of all ages and the railway station. An extremely well presented 3 bedroom semi detached home located on the popular Bitham Park development on the Trowbridge side of town. Situated in a cul de sac of similar style homes, the property provides an entrance hall, sitting room, separate dining area, a refitted kitchen and a PVCu double glazed conservatory. To the outside there is generous driveway parking, a 17ft garage and an enclosed and private rear garden.

Single-family houses, parking beautifully presented four bedroom semi-detached family house situated on the Katherine Park development. The property benefits from PVCu double glazing, gas central heating, contemporary kitchen, en-suite shower room, dressing area, well enclosed rear garden and a garage. An extremely rare opportunity to purchase an extended two double bedroom semi detached bungalow with single garage situated in the highly regarded village of Box. The property occupies a good sized plot which enjoys lovely views to the rear towards Colerne. NO ONWARD CHAIN A well located and recently updated three bedroom detached property benefitting from double glazing, gas central heating, contemporary kitchen/diner, utility, downstairs W.C, neutral decor, private gardens to the side and rear, garage and close proximity to schools, local shops and the town centre. A well presented and improved detached 4 bedroom family home situated in a cul-de-sac position backing onto a bridleway with 2 car driveway, conservatory, and close proximity on Paxcroft Mead, the "Rural village" on the outskirts of Trowbridge to its retail centre, school and nursery school. A bay fronted three double bedroom semi detached house situated on the popular Katherine Park development and offering an excellent level of accommodation including a good sized kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, downstairs W.C and an en suite shower room. Externally there is a private rear garden, garage and off street parking. Hidden away in this peaceful setting a charming period home which offers good access to the town centre and is offered for sale with no onward chain. A unique opportunity to purchase a period converted home which nestles in amongst four other properties of a similar ilk in a rural location. Having been lovingly converted, this delightful and individual home which offers plenty of country charm and period features provides flexible living accommodation, a beautifully landscaped and private south facing rear garden and parking. NO ONWARD CHAIN. An intriguing Grade II listed four bedroom end of terraced period property dating back to the 1700's retaining much of its character and located in the sought after area of Pickwick on the outskirts of Corsham. The property requires significant modernisation and offers the scope to 'put ones mark' on it. One of the outstanding features of the property is the large walled garden to the rear. NO ONWARD CHAIN A semi detached family home which requires some updating situated on the popular Bath side of town. The property boasts light and airy accommodation and offers good access to both Christchurch Primary and St Laurence secondary schools. An exceptionally rare and exciting opportunity to purchase an appealing and generously proportioned detached 3 large bedroom family house on the Bradford on Avon side of town with abundant parking, garage, very large level garden of just under a 1/3 acre, masses of extension potential and close proximity to local schooling, the railway station and the town centre.

House Harvey Scott is delighted to offer for sale, this thriving property and business which is a highly regarded MOT station and garage service business in a prime trading location on Lane End Road, Manchester. The business has been established since 1950 and has been a Lucas Electrical Franchise for approximately 50 years and for the last 25 years has also been a fuel injection specialist. The current owners have operated this business since 1979 and have had the same key staff for 25 years. The MOT station specialises in class IV vehicles only and has been rated a �??Green Band�?? MOT station. Currently the business has an annual turnover of £250,000 achieving a 40% gross profit. This is an attractive purchase as the site buildings could also lend themselves to other variety of commercial or residential developments. The whole area has undergone significant development and regeneration over recent years, and this site represents one of the most prominent locations in the area. The approximate square footage of the buildings is approx. 4,400 sq.ft. The actual site is approximately 0.33 of an acre please see attached plot plan. This is a unique Opportunity to purchase such a thriving and well established business, or alternatively a commercial/residential development site in a prime position within South Manchester. The property also benefits from parking up to 50 Vehicles. Financial details: Financial details: Weekly turnover £4,900 approx. Gross Profit 36.4% approx. Opening Times Mon - Fri: 7.30am - 5.00pm Sat: 8.00am - 1.00pm Sun: Closed Tenure Long Leasehold. Original lease length: 99 years. Remaining lease length: 50 years approx. Rent: £550 per annum. Ground rent payable to Manchester City Council. Accommodation Details Prominent corner site with enclosed yard and forecourt, with two-storey garage workshops and retail premises. Main Entrance Retail Shop 30'.5" x1 7'.3" (9.27m x 5.26m) Open planed retail sales area, sales counter with electronic cash register, credit card terminal, and shelving and racking on perimeter walls and various products displayed stands. Rear Stores 61' 5" x 14' 5" (18.72m x 4.39m) With shelving and racking throughout. Office Office use. Second Office 7' 2" x 13' 7" (2..18M x 4.14m) Used as a secound office. Wash Room 61' 5" x 39' 2" (18.72m x 11.94m) WC and basin. Workshop Workshop with separate side and rear entrances and full height doors, concrete flooring, two x four post-ramps, work benches and internal access to first floor. Workshop (additional photo) First Floor 17' 1" x 29' 4" (5.21m x 0.75m) Various rooms including storage, offices, MOT office, WC and basin. Outside Prominent corner site with external forecourt with parking for several vehicles, secure fencing and perimeter walls and two entrances with gates. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t119426/

OVERVIEW Landscaped plot with ground cleared and prepared Connections to water, drainage, electricity and telecoms Stone dyke entrance Mature trees Beech hedging (to be planted in the autumn) Top soil provided with site House designed by award winning architects James Denholm Partnership Peaceful rural and accessible situation Magnificent views to the Perthshire and Angus hills Ideal for commuting to Perth, Dundee and Edinburgh. Ideal opportunities for self builders For sale as a whole or in lotsSITUATIONThe site at Whitelea will transform, upon completion, into a hamlet of four traditionally styled properties surrounded by rolling Perthshire farmland. There are superb views to the south towards the Sidlaw hills, and over open farmland to the north and west.Notwithstanding its peaceful rural location, the site enjoys a highly accessible location being about 11.5 miles from Perth, and about 18 miles from Dundee. Trains, including sleeper trains, run from Perth and Dundee to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the south and there are daily flights from Dundee to London CIty Airport. Edinburgh International Airport is only about 50 miles away.The plots at Whitelea are just off a quiet country road about a mile from Burrelton, which is a small village on the A94 between Perth and Coupar Angus. Burrelton has a vibrant local community with village hall, a newsagent, a butcher, a local pub, a parish church and a primary school.Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie are both within 10 miles of Whitelea. Blairgowrie has a particularly good range of local shops and professional services, including cafes, restaurants, hotels, banks, antique shops, galleries and a large supermarket. Perth and Dundee both provide a more comprehensive range of services and high street shops.Perthshire is renowned for its scenic countryside and opportunities for outdoor activities. Pheasant and grouse shooting are widely available locally, and salmon and sea trout fishing is available on the River Tay, River Ericht and River Isla. Trout fishing is popular on a number of local lochs including Loch Shandra, and the reservoirs at Lintrathen and Backwater. The fertile farmland of the Carse of Gowrie and the Firth of Tay are a few miles to the south while the Angus Glens, the Cairngorms as well as Braemar and Royal Deeside are within an easy drive, providing opportunities for walking, climbing, mountain biking and skiing. National Hunt racing and polo are both available at the nearby racecourse at Scone. Both Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, two of Scotlands most important castles, are local to the area.Good local secondary education is available in Blairgowrie and in Perth, with private education at Craigclowan, Kilgraston, Strathallan, Glenalmond College and Dundee High School.DESCRIPTIONThe plots at Whitelea offer buyers the chance to build an outstanding property in a scenic and sought after Perthshire location. They are located off a quiet country road and each has been cleared, prepared and made ready for development, with services available for connection. Overhead cables along the roadside will be removed and a beautifully crafted stone dyke frames the entrance. A tree management programme has also been implemented to highlight new and mature trees. Each plot comes with detailed planning permission for a 4-bedroom house designed by James Denholm Partnership, an award winning Perthshire based firm of architects who specialise in designing contemporary homes with traditional values, which sit comfortably in a rural setting. The accommodation in each house has been carefully thought out using the additional vision and experience of Braemore Estates and Adams & Adams interior designers. The proposed houses will have natural slate roofs, and rendered walls. The internal layouts will include open plan living/ dining kitchens and large drawing rooms with stunning views across the local countryside. The homes will be bright an

OVERVIEW Landscaped plot with ground cleared and prepared Connections to water, drainage, electricity and telecoms Stone dyke entrance Mature trees Beech hedging (to be planted in the autumn) Top soil provided with site House designed by award winning architects James Denholm Partnership Peaceful rural and accessible situation Magnificent views to the Perthshire and Angus hills Ideal for commuting to Perth, Dundee and Edinburgh. Ideal opportunities for self builders For sale as a whole or in lotsSITUATIONThe site at Whitelea will transform, upon completion, into a hamlet of four traditionally styled properties surrounded by rolling Perthshire farmland. There are superb views to the south towards the Sidlaw hills, and over open farmland to the north and west.Notwithstanding its peaceful rural location, the site enjoys a highly accessible location being about 11.5 miles from Perth, and about 18 miles from Dundee. Trains, including sleeper trains, run from Perth and Dundee to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the south and there are daily flights from Dundee to London CIty Airport. Edinburgh International Airport is only about 50 miles away.The plots at Whitelea are just off a quiet country road about a mile from Burrelton, which is a small village on the A94 between Perth and Coupar Angus. Burrelton has a vibrant local community with village hall, a newsagent, a butcher, a local pub, a parish church and a primary school.Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie are both within 10 miles of Whitelea. Blairgowrie has a particularly good range of local shops and professional services, including cafes, restaurants, hotels, banks, antique shops, galleries and a large supermarket. Perth and Dundee both provide a more comprehensive range of services and high street shops.Perthshire is renowned for its scenic countryside and opportunities for outdoor activities. Pheasant and grouse shooting are widely available locally, and salmon and sea trout fishing is available on the River Tay, River Ericht and River Isla. Trout fishing is popular on a number of local lochs including Loch Shandra, and the reservoirs at Lintrathen and Backwater. The fertile farmland of the Carse of Gowrie and the Firth of Tay are a few miles to the south while the Angus Glens, the Cairngorms as well as Braemar and Royal Deeside are within an easy drive, providing opportunities for walking, climbing, mountain biking and skiing. National Hunt racing and polo are both available at the nearby racecourse at Scone. Both Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, two of Scotland?s most important castles, are local to the area.Good local secondary education is available in Blairgowrie and in Perth, with private education at Craigclowan, Kilgraston, Strathallan, Glenalmond College and Dundee High School.DESCRIPTIONThe plots at Whitelea offer buyers the chance to build an outstanding property in a scenic and sought after Perthshire location. They are located off a quiet country road and each has been cleared, prepared and made ready for development, with services available for connection. Overhead cables along the roadside will be removed and a beautifully crafted stone dyke frames the entrance. A tree management programme has also been implemented to highlight new and mature trees. Each plot comes with detailed planning permission for a 4-bedroom house designed by James Denholm Partnership, an award winning Perthshire based firm of architects who specialise in designing contemporary homes with traditional values, which sit comfortably in a rural setting. The accommodation in each house has been carefully thought out using the additional vision and experience of Braemore Estates and Adams & Adams interior designers. The proposed houses will have natural slate roofs, and rendered walls. The internal layouts will include open plan living/ dining kitchens and large drawing rooms with stunning views across the local countryside. The homes will be bright an

OVERVIEW Landscaped plot with ground cleared and prepared Connections to water, drainage, electricity and telecoms Stone dyke entrance Mature trees Beech hedging (to be planted in the autumn) Top soil provided with site House designed by award winning architects James Denholm Partnership Peaceful rural and accessible situation Magnificent views to the Perthshire and Angus hills Ideal for commuting to Perth, Dundee and Edinburgh. Ideal opportunities for self builders For sale as a whole or in lotsSITUATIONThe site at Whitelea will transform, upon completion, into a hamlet of four traditionally styled properties surrounded by rolling Perthshire farmland. There are superb views to the south towards the Sidlaw hills, and over open farmland to the north and west.Notwithstanding its peaceful rural location, the site enjoys a highly accessible location being about 11.5 miles from Perth, and about 18 miles from Dundee. Trains, including sleeper trains, run from Perth and Dundee to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the south and there are daily flights from Dundee to London CIty Airport. Edinburgh International Airport is only about 50 miles away.The plots at Whitelea are just off a quiet country road about a mile from Burrelton, which is a small village on the A94 between Perth and Coupar Angus. Burrelton has a vibrant local community with village hall, a newsagent, a butcher, a local pub, a parish church and a primary school.Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie are both within 10 miles of Whitelea. Blairgowrie has a particularly good range of local shops and professional services, including cafes, restaurants, hotels, banks, antique shops, galleries and a large supermarket. Perth and Dundee both provide a more comprehensive range of services and high street shops.Perthshire is renowned for its scenic countryside and opportunities for outdoor activities. Pheasant and grouse shooting are widely available locally, and salmon and sea trout fishing is available on the River Tay, River Ericht and River Isla. Trout fishing is popular on a number of local lochs including Loch Shandra, and the reservoirs at Lintrathen and Backwater. The fertile farmland of the Carse of Gowrie and the Firth of Tay are a few miles to the south while the Angus Glens, the Cairngorms as well as Braemar and Royal Deeside are within an easy drive, providing opportunities for walking, climbing, mountain biking and skiing. National Hunt racing and polo are both available at the nearby racecourse at Scone. Both Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, two of Scotland?s most important castles, are local to the area.Good local secondary education is available in Blairgowrie and in Perth, with private education at Craigclowan, Kilgraston, Strathallan, Glenalmond College and Dundee High School.DESCRIPTIONThe plots at Whitelea offer buyers the chance to build an outstanding property in a scenic and sought after Perthshire location. They are located off a quiet country road and each has been cleared, prepared and made ready for development, with services available for connection. Overhead cables along the roadside will be removed and a beautifully crafted stone dyke frames the entrance. A tree management programme has also been implemented to highlight new and mature trees. Each plot comes with detailed planning permission for a 4-bedroom house designed by James Denholm Partnership, an award winning Perthshire based firm of architects who specialise in designing contemporary homes with traditional values, which sit comfortably in a rural setting. The accommodation in each house has been carefully thought out using the additional vision and experience of Braemore Estates and Adams & Adams interior designers. The proposed houses will have natural slate roofs, and rendered walls. The internal layouts will include open plan living/ dining kitchens and large drawing rooms with stunning views across the local countryside. The homes will be bright an

OVERVIEW Landscaped plot with ground cleared and prepared Connections to water, drainage, electricity and telecoms Stone dyke entrance Mature trees Beech hedging (to be planted in the autumn) Top soil provided with site House designed by award winning architects James Denholm Partnership Peaceful rural and accessible situation Magnificent views to the Perthshire and Angus hills Ideal for commuting to Perth, Dundee and Edinburgh. Ideal opportunities for self builders For sale as a whole or in lotsSITUATIONThe site at Whitelea will transform, upon completion, into a hamlet of four traditionally styled properties surrounded by rolling Perthshire farmland. There are superb views to the south towards the Sidlaw hills, and over open farmland to the north and west.Notwithstanding its peaceful rural location, the site enjoys a highly accessible location being about 11.5 miles from Perth, and about 18 miles from Dundee. Trains, including sleeper trains, run from Perth and Dundee to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the south and there are daily flights from Dundee to London CIty Airport. Edinburgh International Airport is only about 50 miles away.The plots at Whitelea are just off a quiet country road about a mile from Burrelton, which is a small village on the A94 between Perth and Coupar Angus. Burrelton has a vibrant local community with village hall, a newsagent, a butcher, a local pub, a parish church and a primary school.Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie are both within 10 miles of Whitelea. Blairgowrie has a particularly good range of local shops and professional services, including cafes, restaurants, hotels, banks, antique shops, galleries and a large supermarket. Perth and Dundee both provide a more comprehensive range of services and high street shops.Perthshire is renowned for its scenic countryside and opportunities for outdoor activities. Pheasant and grouse shooting are widely available locally, and salmon and sea trout fishing is available on the River Tay, River Ericht and River Isla. Trout fishing is popular on a number of local lochs including Loch Shandra, and the reservoirs at Lintrathen and Backwater. The fertile farmland of the Carse of Gowrie and the Firth of Tay are a few miles to the south while the Angus Glens, the Cairngorms as well as Braemar and Royal Deeside are within an easy drive, providing opportunities for walking, climbing, mountain biking and skiing. National Hunt racing and polo are both available at the nearby racecourse at Scone. Both Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, two of Scotlands most important castles, are local to the area.Good local secondary education is available in Blairgowrie and in Perth, with private education at Craigclowan, Kilgraston, Strathallan, Glenalmond College and Dundee High School.DESCRIPTIONThe plots at Whitelea offer buyers the chance to build an outstanding property in a scenic and sought after Perthshire location. They are located off a quiet country road and each has been cleared, prepared and made ready for development, with services available for connection. Overhead cables along the roadside will be removed and a beautifully crafted stone dyke frames the entrance. A tree management programme has also been implemented to highlight new and mature trees. Each plot comes with detailed planning permission for a 4-bedroom house designed by James Denholm Partnership, an award winning Perthshire based firm of architects who specialise in designing contemporary homes with traditional values, which sit comfortably in a rural setting. The accommodation in each house has been carefully thought out using the additional vision and experience of Braemore Estates and Adams & Adams interior designers. The proposed houses will have natural slate roofs, and rendered walls. The internal layouts will include open plan living/ dining kitchens and large drawing rooms with stunning views across the local countryside. The homes will be bright an

House Directions: From the centre of Witney proceed along Corn Street for approximately a quarter of a mile. Turn left into The Crofts and continue straight on then taking a right turn into Saxon Way. The road bears left and the bungalow will be seen on the left hand side. The property dates back to the 1950s and is one of three bungalows at the top of Saxon Way close to where the road meets The Crofts. The interior is in need of updating although there is a more recent rear extension creating a large lounge. There is also obvious potential to enlarge the accommodation further and convert the roof space, subject to planning permission. This is a tremendous opportunity for someone who needs either a centrally located bungalow or project. Property like this is rarely available close to the town centre. Witney is a small country town steeped in history, with good modern amenities and a bustling community life. There are fine buildings surrounding the ancient Buttercross in Market Square and a twice weekly market. There are two major health centres in the town with others on the periphery and an excellent choice of primary and secondary schools, including faith schools. Witney Lakes Resort has a golf course, health club and swimming pool and offers many other sporting activities and there is also a community leisure centre in the town. The Woolgate Centre and other smaller shopping areas are supplemented by a new central shopping precinct which includes Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, many other well known national retailers and a Multi-Screen Cinema. Public transport is available from outlying villages and from Witney to Oxford and on to London. Burford 7 miles, Oxford 13 miles, London 68 miles. The accommodation is arranged as follows:- (All measurements are approximate). FRONT PORCH: Double glazed entrance door. Door to entrance hall with night storage heater, meter cupboard, access to roof space, built in coats cupboard. LOUNGE/DINING ROOM: 21' 0" x 12' 0" (6.4m x 3.66m ) narrowing to 11' 0" (3.35m ). Two night storage heaters, patio door to garden. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: 14' 0" x 11' 0" (4.27m x 3.35m ). Original wood painted base and wall units with stainless steel sink. Night storage heater. Larder cupboard, storage cupboard and airing cupboard. BEDROOM 1: 14' 0" x 12' 0" (4.27m x 3.66m ). Tiled fire surround (this was originally the living room before the extension was added). BEDROOM 2: 12' 0" x 10' 0" (3.66m x 3.05m ). BATHROOM: Panel bath, low level WC, pedestal hand basin, fan heater and electric shower. DETACHED GARAGE: 17' 10" x 9' 0" (. 5.44m x 2.74m ). Up and over door, power and light point, roof storage space. Lean to potting shed attached to the rear. FRONT GARDEN: Enclosed by low wall and hedging, lawn, shrubs, small ornamental stone well and a gateD driveway providing ample additional parking to the front and side of the dwelling. REAR GARDEN: Large concrete/paved patio with extensive lawn, ornamental walling, stone pergola and flower beds. The garden benefits from a high degree of privacy and is approximately 75' x 42'. Overall the plot has a depth of approximately 120'. SERVICES: All mains services are connected to the property with the exeption of gas although this is available to the road. COUNCIL TAX: Band D - £1,453.06 NOTE: The floor plan is for guidance only. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t121321/

House FOR SALE Apartment 334 Orion Development, 90 Navigation Street, Birmingham, B5 4AF Executive, Corner, 14th Floor, Two Bedroom Apartment with Bathroom, Large Kitchen/Living Area and Secure Parking. EXCELLENT PRICE: £;159,950 This is a rare opportunity to buy an executive apartment in the much sought after and fabulously located Orion development at an extraordinary price! Arkade Property is proud to offer this spacious fourteenth floor, two double bedroom apartment. The apartment also has a bathroom, a stunning living room/kitchen with large floor to ceiling windows, secure allocated parking and the most spectacular views and is situated in the recently built prestigious Orion Development. Being a corner plot, the apartment offers views from two aspects. This apartment must be viewed internally to fully appreciate the size and value. The apartment enjoys spectacular views over the city as one would expect from the fourteenth floor and is located in the heart of Birmingham. Virtually next door is the highly acclaimed Alexandra Theatre where one can dress up in a nuns’ costume for the Sound of Music or enjoy the incisive humour of Joe Pasquale or Ken Dodd and over the road is the world famous Mailbox with its plethora of designer stores and quality bars and restaurants overlooking the regenerated canal system to the rear. A hop, skip and jump away, one will find the Arcadian, a lovely courtyard with more bars, restaurants and shops and a similar short walk will lead you to Broad Street and Brindley Place with its historic canal system, the UCI multi screen cinema, a number of high quality restaurants and theatres, the Sea Life Centre, the National Indoor Arena, the International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall, the home of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. The Bull Ring Shopping Centre, the other shopping areas and the Commercial sector are also a “stone’s throw” away. The apartment offers easy access to the M6, and New Street Station and regular trains from here operate to London and Birmingham International for the NEC and Birmingham International Airport. The highly trained concierge team are on hand to offer all the services you would expect from a first class multi award winning residential development. Facilities on site also include the Orion reception, a friendly, professional environment where guests can await your arrival in relaxed comfort. DETAILS This apartment is in good condition. It has double glazing throughout, all internal walls are painted white except where specified and the apartment is heated by way of electric wall heaters. The apartment is situated on the fourteenth floor and briefly comprises of a large open plan, lounge/dining area, a designer kitchen area set in a recess which gives the feeling that the kitchen is separate and distinct from the living area, a bathroom, two double bedrooms and two storage cupboards. The apartment can be accessed by the lift or the stairs and benefits from the services offered by the concierge. There is also a right to park a motor vehicle in a secure allocated place within the car park. Hallway Entrance to the apartment is via the imposing floor to ceiling front door with a peephole and spring loaded closing device. The hallway walls and skirting boards are painted white and there is an entry phone, two wall sockets, a smoke alarm, an electric wall heater and three flush halogen spotlights. Underfoot one will find a fawn carpet. There are two doors off to twocupboards both of which have a fawn carpet and white painted walls. The first of which houses the fuse box and has a ceiling light and five coat hooks. The second cupboard has two wooden shelves and houses the hot water consol, the water meter and the mains pressure Tristor thermal boiler. There are also doors off to the: Living/Dining Area 6.19m x 3.87m (excluding the entrance foyer) Entry to this large, light, airy room is via the living room door which leads to an alcove area before opening into the main room. The walls and skirting boards are painted white and the flooring is wood effect laminate. The feature of the room are the two sets of imposing floor to ceiling, double glazed, metal framed windows and as the apartment is on the 14th floor, there are spectacular views over the city. The room also benefits from six flush halogen spotlights, eight wall sockets, three dimmer sockets operated by a dimmer switch, two slimline electric wall heaters, a telephone point and TV, satellite and radio points. Kitchen Area 3.01m x 1.91m A hugely attractive feature of this apartment is the fact that the kitchen is set in a distinct area set apart from the living area. The kitchen area boasts a contemporary designed fitted kitchen with a modern stylish finish, white painted walls and laminate flooring. This area benefits from ample storage in the base kitchen units having attractive wood effect “soft close” doors with designer handles. The work surfaces are cream marble effect with a matching splashback and drainer and incorporate a stainless steel sink with a chrome mixer tap. Above the work surfaces is a wall unit with silver vertically opening doors and this incorporates a three speed extractor with two down lights. The kitchen also benefits from an integral SMEG halogen four ring hob with an electric oven underneath and an Electrolux washing machine. There is also an integral fridge and freezer, three “soft close” drawers, five flush halogen spotlights, an extractor and six wall sockets. Bathroom 2.39m x 1.70m This is a most attractive room with a white tiled floor and white painted walls with white skirting boards. The “wet “ areas are fully tiled with attractive aquamarine coloured tiles. There is a white bath with a wall mounted chrome shower, a glass shower screen and a white toilet. The bathroom also benefits from a fitted white unit incorporating two drawers. Above this is a cream marble effect surface incorporating a Duravit designer wash basin, a wall mounted chrome mixer tap and a mirror above. Finally there is a shaving socket, a heated towel rail, three flush halogen spotlights, an extractor and an alcove with a cream marble effect shelf, a downlight and an aquamarine glass back panel. Master Bedroom 4.51m x 2.81m This is also a lovely bright room with white painted walls, skirting boards and a fawn carpet. The room is enhanced by the floor to ceiling metal framed, double glazed windows with fabulous views over the city. There is a white, fitted bed head unit incorporating two bedside cabinets with click close doors, a shelf with a glass panel above and a large storage cupboard above that with a vertically opening door. The unit also has four sockets, a telephone point, two halogen downlights and two strip lights. Finally, there are two flush ceiling lights, a slimline electric wall heater, a TV point and further wall sockets. Second Bedroom 4.55m x 2.56m This is a good sized double bedroom with. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t109271/

Single-family houses, parking, tennis AN EXCITING REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH FULL PLANNING AND LISTED BUILDING CONSENT TO CREATE THREE TOWN HOUSES. Each new home to comprise: entrance lobby * open planned lounge, dining and kitchen area * cloakroom * 2 bedrooms * study * bathroom * allocated parking. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a superb building plot with detailed planning (No. 05/02560/FULL) and listed building consent (No. 05/02563/CAC) to erect a terrace of three two-bedroomed town houses of 84 square metres floor area and accommodation comprising open planned living/dining/kitchen area with a ground floor cloakroom and two bedrooms with a study and first floor bathroom, together with allocated parking space for each property. The site is delightfully situated in a sought after conservation area within just a few hundred yards level walking distance of the town centre and, once developed, it is anticipated these properties will be in strong demand. Full approvals and plans are available for inspection. Development of the site will require the demolition of the two existing workshops. Mains electricity, water, drainage and telephone services are all on site and gas is available in the road, although not on site. Tiverton itself is a thriving historic market town with a population of some 20,000, nestling in the Exe Valley about 15 miles north of the City of Exeter. The town offers a wide range of facilities, including a new hospital, civic centre incorporating a new library, together with a new leisure centre and a number of clubs and associations covering most sporting activities, hobbies and pastimes with tennis courts, indoor bowling centre and an excellent 18-hole golf course. The town is very well served by a good range of shops and supermarkets (including a recently opened 24-hour Tesco superstore) and a newly upgraded town centre market place offering an interesting selection of traders. Educational needs are also well catered for, including six primary schools throughout the town, with a large well equipped High School and East Devon College, together with the famous Blundells Public School and Preparatory School. The town is ideally situated for easy access to the north and south Devon coasts, with the North Devon Link Road providing dual carriageway links to junction 27 of the M5 motorway and Tiverton Parkway main line railway station at Sampford Peverell (about 7 miles distant), whilst Exeter and Taunton are within 15 miles and 20 miles respectively, Bristol and Plymouth both within about an hour's drive. : From the town centre market car park turn right at the main exit into Newport Street, then left at the traffic lights into Bampton Street. Take the second turning on the right into Twyford Place where the site will be seen on the right hand side. : Mid Devon District Council, Phoenix House, Phoenix Lane, Tiverton, EX16 6PP. Tel: 01884 XXXXXX. THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.

Single-family houses, fireplace, parking, patio/deck, storage, wood floors An opportunity to acquire a butt detached double fronted stone built five bedroomed house with a building plot in the garden GUIDE ?300,000 PRE AUCTION / AUCTION BIDDER REGISTRATION FORM PLEASE NOTE, BEFORE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO BID AT OUR AUCTION YOU WILL NEED TO REGISTER FIRST. This is a simple process of providing us with your name, address and telephone number, two forms of identification and contact information for your solicitors conveyancer. IMPORTANT NOTICE The money Laundering Regulations 2003 came into effect on 1st March 2004. As required under this new legislation, any person buying or bidding at auction, MUST produce documentation to confirm their name and residential address. Please find below a schedule of acceptable documentation. You must provide one document from each list Identity Documents:????????????????????????Evidence of Address: - Current signed passport????????????????????????- Current full UK driving licence (old version) - Current UK photo card driving licence????????????????- A utility bill issued within the last 3 months - Current full UK driving licence (old version)????????????- Local authority tax bill (current year) (Provisional Driving Licence will not be accepted)????????- Bank, building society or credit union statement - Resident permit issued by the Home Office to EU Nationals????- Most recent mortgage statement from a UK lender - Firearms Certificate Please note that a driving licence can be used as evidence for either one or the other BUT NOT BOTH If you wish to register prior to the auction please complete the form below at one of our branches also providing the necessary photo graphic ID and evidence of address as specified above. This latter information will be copied and retained with your pre auction registration form. Name Address Post Code Phone Number Please specify the lots you are interested in purchasing / bidding for GENERAL INFORMATION A most unusual opportunity to acquire a butt detached house of much charm and character occupying a highly convenient location within pleasant walking distance of Belper town centre. The sale includes a building plot in the rear garden in respect of which planning was approved on the 24th January 2008. The sale therefore affords either an immediate development opportunity or excellent investment for the future. The property is of some considerable age believed to be approximately 250 years and the original part is of dressed stone constructed surmounted by a roof of Staffordshire blue tiles and the rear is later and constructed of brick. It is set back from the road behind a wall and foregarden and a driveway to the side provides access to general car parking plus a range of outbuildings including garage facilities. Internal inspection will reveal gas centrally heated versatile family accommodation including hall, three reception rooms, fitted breakfast kitchen. On the first floor there are five bedrooms together with a bathroom and separate vanity room. The town of Belper is located approximately 7 miles north of Derby city centre and offers a good range of local amenities including shops, schools and recreational facilities. There is a regular train service to Derby and the A6 provides convenient access through Duffield to the city centre. The nearby A6 (approximately 2 miles) provides swift onwards travel to the north and south, other nearby regional centres and the main motorway network. ACCOMMODATION Period entrance door with leaded stained glass feature and similar fan light over to: RECEPTION HALL Three quarter panelled surmounted by a delft china rail. Feature Minton tiled floor. Trap door access to the cellar. Staircase case to the first floor off in three flights with useful under stairs storage cupboard featuring turned newel post. STUDY / SECOND SITTING ROOM 3.97m x 3.67m (13'0" x 12'0") Delft china rail. Range of adjustable shelving. Skirting radiator. Telephone jack point. Original sash window. INNER HALL again featuring a Minton tiled floor. FITTED GUEST'S CLOAKROOM with wash basin in a tiled surround with mirror over. Low suite w.c. Central heating radiator. Tiled floor. Recess with light and fitted coat hook. SITTING ROOM 4.25m x 4.13m (13'11" x 13'6") A pleasant light room with sash windows to the front and side. Exposed polished pine floor boards. Period style fireplace having a polished slate interior, matching raised hearth and open fire grate. Skirting radiator. Arch shelved alcove. Up-lighting. Picture rail. DINING ROOM 5.66m x 3.54m 918'6" x 11'7") Split level. Panelling to one wall. Range of display shelving. Radiator. Two skirting radiators. Exposed stonework to two walls. Pine and hardwood flooring. Picture window. Door to a small courtyard area. HALL with matwell. ENCLOSED PORCH having a terrazzo tiled floor. Door to the garden. SPACIOUS FITTED BREAKFAST KITCHEN 6.48m x 3.35m (21'3" x 11'0") Range of matching oak units including a polished wood edged preparation sur

House Location Situated in the village of Greenodd just off the A590 with good road communication to the rest of the Lake District & Furness Peninsula. Along with the neighbouring village of Penny Bridge, the village has a good community and many amenities including butcher, baker, general store/Post Office, pubs, petrol/service station/shop, doctors and the highly regarded local primary school. To reach the property proceed along the A590 in the direction of Ulverston/Barrow in Furness. Turn right into Greenodd past the petrol station and left into Main Street. 'Greenodd Village Bakery' is a short way along on the right hand side.   Description This is a rare opportunity to purchase a long standing well established business situated in the village of Greenodd on the edge of the Lake District National Park and the Furness Peninsula. The current owners have invested a great deal of time and energy into the business over recent years and now as well as having a good reputation from the bakery side, they have built up the pastry side. The well presented Sales Area has a variety of display shelving plus the large chilled display counter. To the rear there is the Preparation/Storage Room with access to the Rear Store, separate Shower Room and Bakery where the everyday baking is done. The Bakery is clean and well ventilated and houses a variety of kitchen appliances including the Vanguard 4 deck electric bread oven and Prover (A full inventory will be prepared). There is a Store Room above the bakery which is accessed from the rear yard and could be used for a variety of different purposes. From the Private Side Entrance there is access to the spacious, well presented First and Second Floor accommodation which provides Lounge, Breakfast Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms and Bathroom. Inspection is strongly recommended to appreciate this excellent opportunity.  Accommodation (With approximate measurements)   Covered Entrance with 1 canopy blind. half glazed uPVC double glazed door to -   Sales Area (14'3" x 123'0" min) (4.34m x 3.96m min) The double fronted shop has a good display window plus a wide range of fitted interior shelves. Large modern chilled display counter, Kelvinator freezer, chilled drinks cabinet, Casio till, Avery Berkel scales, Victor warming oven and fluorescent insect catcher !!!   Preparation/Store Room (13'5" x 13'2" max) (4.08m x 4.01m max) A super preparation area with central work table. Work station with drawers and space under, Electrolux chest freezer, Delta bread slicer, Blue Seal turbofan oven, Becky fridge, Mondial Elite freezer, Benius microwave and Hotpoint fridge. Georgian sash window with small stainless steel wash basin and drainer. Oil central heating boiler, tiled floor, Powergen Halogen heater and understairs storage cupboard. Rear entrance door to rear yard and door to -   Private Side Entrance The side entrance can be also be accessed via the Main Street providing access to all parts including the living accommodation. Doors to -   Shower Room having a shower cubicle with shower over, small wash hand basin and low flush WC. Part tiled walls, heater light, tiled floor and Xpelair.   From the side entrance there is access to the -   Storage Area with tiled floor, glazed window and rear entrance door to rear yard. Steps up to -   Bakery (17'0" x 13'3") (5.18m x 4.03m) this is a large room with 2 brushed stainless steel preparation tables, Vanguard 4 deck electric bread oven, Prover, Sottoriva spiral mixer, bun divider/moulder, bread moulder, Cougar hot plate and Newscan multi-purpose mixer, pie blocker, double drainer stainless steel sink unit and tiled floor.   From the Storage Area there is external access via steep stone steps to   Store Room (17'10" x 13'7") (5.43m x 4.14m) overthe bakery with hot water cylinder, power and light. Access to a small area at the rear.   From the Private Side Entrance there is access to the Maisonette via a staircase which leads to   Landing with stairs to the Second Floor.   Breakfast Kitchen (13'8" x 10'1") (4.16m x 3.07m) with base units incorporating a double drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap. Plumbing for washing machine, space for cooker and sliding door to pantry with fitted shelves.   Lounge (17'9" x 14'0") (917`9 x 4.26m) A good sized room with 2 uPVC double glazed windows and pleasant aspect over the village. Attractive slate fireplace with recessed Dimplex coal effect electric fire and slate mantel. TV point and coved ceiling.   Second Floor with store cupboard off and loft hatch.   Bedroom 1 (14'8" x 8'10") (4.47m x 2.69m) having a pleasant aspect over the Main Street to woodland from the uPVC double glazed window.   Bedroom 2 (14'9" x 8'8") (4.49m x 2.64m) from the uPVC double glazed window there are views over neighbouring properties to woodland.   Bedroom 3 (10'2" x 6'1") (3.09m x 1.85m) with Georgian style sash window.   Bathroom having a 3 piece white suite comprising pine panelled bath with Mira Sport thermostatic shower over.. Pedestal wash hand basin and low flush WC. Part tiled walls, glazed window with tiled cill. Pine panelled ceiling with inset ceiling spot lights. Cylinder airing cupboard housing the pre-lagged hot water cylinder and cupboard over with slatted shelves.   Outside   Rear Yard housing the oil tank and having an outside tap. Access to the Store Room over the Bakery.   The Business The current owners have run and managed the business successfully for 8 years with part time staff only. During that time, the property and equipment has been generally up-graded, building on the reputation built up over many years by the previous owners. For Sale for Genuine Personal Reasons, this is an unexpected opportunity to take a well established business with excellent living accommodation in a favoured part of the country. Located within a few hundred yards of the boundary of the Lake District National Park, the village supports a wide catchment area with village shop/PO, butchers and this well established Bakery. The local villages and country areas make full use of the amenities provided, generating a respectable income in a desirable area. The 'Greenodd Village Bakery' currently makes all the baked products on the premises and has a useful side line in other grocery items. Easily managed by a family team, there is still potential for extending the range of products and developing the business. With a turnover in the region of £61,000 and Gross Profit of c.£39,000. This is a healthy business which is only available for genuine personal reasons.   Furniture Fixtures & Fittings The Shop and Bakery are offered as a going concern with all trade fixtures and fittings ready for the continuation of trade. There is no leased/hired equipment. An inventory will be supplied prior to sale. The Maisonette is offered to include the fitted carpets, curtains and blinds. The vendor baker has indicated that full assistance during the transfer period will be offered to a new owner, if required.   Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil central heating to radiators. Telephone connected at the present time.   Council Tax Maisonette - South Lakeland District Ccouncil - Band 'B' UBR - Shop & Premises R.V. £1,750   Tenure Freehold. Vacant possession upon completion   Viewing Very. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t134136/

Single-family houses, fireplace, patio/deck DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY? This is an end of terrace three bedroom house with living room/dining room, kitchen and bathroom together with a cellar. It has around three off road parking spaces and very pleasant c.100ft landscaped gardens to the rear which include:- a potential building plot to erect a detached dwelling, perhaps * (*subject to planning consents etc required). Double glazed sash type window to front, double and single radiators, feature fireplace with gas fire and back boiler, telephone point (subject to the relevant transfer regulations), double glazed sash type window to rear, access door to stairs to first floor, door into N.B: All measurements are approximate, for guidance only and given in imperial and metric. Room sizes should, therefore, be checked by proposed purchaser(s) for the purpose of ordering any carpets or other items where room sizes are critical. Obscure double glazed window to side, radiator, vanity unit incorporating sink, corner panelled bath with Triton shower over, tiled splashbacks, low level wc with hidden cistern, extractor fan. Radiator, double glazed window to rear. Leave Cheltenham?s Promenade via St. George?s Road. Proceed to the second set of traffic lights seen straight ahead and turn right into St. George?s Place. Take the first main turning left into St. James? Square and go right at the mini roundabout. At the next junction turn left into Knapp Road and follow the road around the sharp right hand bend. At the `T? junction turn right into New Street finding No 39 on the left hand side. Range of wall and base units with work surfaces with one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, tiled splashbacks, built-in Phillips gas hob and electric oven, double glazed window to side, appliance space, door to cellar and door into rear lobby. Two double glazed windows to front, radiator, linen cupboard with slatted shelving. Radiator, double glazed window to rear. Philip Pugh and Partners have not tested any apparatus/installations/ services and cannot vouch for their condition. We therefore strongly recommend that their condition is verified by prospective purchaser(s) through surveyors or solicitors. We are informed by the seller(s) that there is mains water, gas, electricity and drainage currently connected (to be confirmed). The rear garden is a very lovely feature of the house measuring c.100ft (max) and being landscaped to provide two ponds, timber decking, patio, lawn, flowers and shrubs. We understand that 41 New Street have a right of access over the rear of No.39. At the end of the garden is an extra wide piece of garden which is suitable we are informed for the erection of a detached one bedroom house, (subject to planning). New Street is located in the St. James's vicinity on the edge of Cheltenham Town Centre thereby being readily accessible to the local shops and amenities along with the Waitrose development. The High Street is literally ?just around the corner?. We are informed by Cheltenham Borough Council that the property is in Band ?B? with ?1,121.93 being payable for 2009/2010. ? DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Designed by Business Website Ltd

Single-family houses A rare opportunity to purchase an individual detached home, on a lovely plot, close to the heart of this popular Mid Devon village. *ENTRANCE HALLWAY*CLOAKROOM*STUDY*LOUNGE*KITCHEN DINER*4 BEDROOMS (MASTER EN-SUITE) AND FAMILY BATHROOM*OUTSIDE THERE ARE PRIVATE GARDENS THREE OFF ROAD CAR PARKING SPACES*DOUBLE GLAZING*CENTRAL HEATING* DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION Number 2, is one of a pair of individual detached properties, currently being constructed on a garden plot within the grounds of the village rectory. The properties are being constructed by local builders, Diamond Developments and will benefit from an excellent standard of finish and will come with a 10 year NHBC guarantee. Number 2 benefits from well planned accommodation, which includes a ground floor study, an en-suite shower room to its master bedroom and two parking spaces. Both properties have double glazed windows, gas fired central heating and enjoy direct garden access from the house via sliding doors. Bow is a parish and village situated on the river Yeo, approximately 8 miles from Crediton. A unique feature of the village is the high, raised pavement that runs down one side of the main street. There are inns, a new primary school, plus a village hall and some shopping facilities within the village. Approximate room sizes taken from plan: LOUNGE 4.1m x 4.8m (13'5 x 15'9) KITCHEN/DINER 6.2m x 3.5m (20'4 x 11'6) STUDY 2.85m x 2.8m (9'4 x 9'2) MASTER BEDROOM 4.8m x 3.2m (15'9 x 10'6) BEDROOM 2 3.1m x 3.5m (10'2 x 11'6) BEDROOM 3 3.3m x 2.65m (10'10 x 8'8) BEDROOM 4 2.4m x 2.3m (7'10 x 7'7) Plot size approximately 25m x 15m NOTES The properties are current in the early stages of build, with an anticipated completion date of spring 2008. Architects plans and additional information are available from Robert Williams Estate Agents, who can also arrange site viewings by appointment. Any potential purchasers looking to have an input into the finishings of the properties can, by arrangement, enter into a 'lock out' agreement, whereby a deposit is taken to reserve their chosen house for purchase upon completion. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE BUILDERS AND THEIR AGENTS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER ALL/ANY PLANS, DIMENSIONS AND INFORMATION AT ANY TIME. THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.

Single-family houses, dishwasher, parking, patio/deck, refrigerator, storage Front PageA superb 4 bedroom detached house of new build construction located on an elevated plot on this small, exclusive development of 4 houses, accessed from a private driveway. The accommodation is arranged over 3 floors with spacious second floor master bedroom suite, guest bedroom with en-suite shower room and two further bedrooms along with two reception rooms and an open plan kitchen. The property has the benefit of gas fired central heating, PVCu double glazed windows and doors and complementary kitchen and utility room white goods. In the agents' opinion the property cannot be fully appreciated without an internal inspection.AccommodationRECEPTION HALLWAY, UTILITY ROOM, CLOAKROOM, KITCHEN, DINING AREA, SITTING ROOM; FIRST FLOOR GUEST BEDROOM WITH EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM, 2 FURTHER BEDROOMS, FAMILY BATHROOM; SECOND FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM SUITE. GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING AND PVCU DOUBLE GLAZING. FRONT AND REAR GARDENS, AMPLE PARKING SPACE AND GARAGE.SituationThe property is located on Foxby Warren, a small exclusive development of 4 detached houses accessed from Foxby Hill via a private driveway. The house occupies an elevated plot within this secluded residential development. Gainsborough is an expanding Lincolnshire town, having undergone significant economic improvement in recent years and offers a comprehensive range of shopping, schooling and leisure facilities and amenities including the now established Marshall's Yard Retail Development, which has attracted major High Street occupiers including Marks & Spencers Food, Next, Allied Carpets and Wilkinsons. From Gainsborough there is good road access to surrounding larger centres including the City of Lincoln to the south. The A1 and M180 motorway networks are within easy reach, as is the Doncaster-Sheffield Robin Hood International Airport.DescriptionThe property comprises a new build detached house of brick construction beneath pitched tile clad roofs offering 4 bed accommodation arranged over 3 floors, located on a pleasant elevated plot with detached garage, driveway, and front and rear gardens. The property has been built to a high specification and features a master bedroom suite on the second floor, spacious en-suite and family bathroom, along with a generously proportioned sitting room and separate dining room which continues into an open plan fitted kitchen which has the benefit of integrated appliances, including a cooking range. The property is fitted with an intruder detection system and will be carpeted within the sitting room, dining room, hallways and stairs. Carpet choices may be available in these locations for purchasers expressing early interest.Reception Hallway: 4.62m x 3.02m (15' 2 x 9' 11) maximum measurementsPVCu double glazed double front entrance doors, central heating radiator, PVCu double glazed window to side elevation, burglar alarm, coved cornice to ceiling, useful built in understairs storage cupboard.L-shaped Utility Room: 3.99m x 1.60m (13' 1 x 5' 3) plus 1.90m x 1.28m (6' 3 x 4' 2)PVCu double glazed side entrance door, PVCu double glazed window to rear elevation, range of rolled edge work surfaces with inset stainless steel single drainer sink unit, Potterton gas fired central heating boiler, cupboard units under worktops, 2 wall mounted cupboards, tiled splashback to work surface, central heating radiator, ceramic tiled floor. Access to:Cloakroom:Low level w.c., wash hand basin, central heating radiator, obscured PVCu double glazed window to side elevation, coved cornice to ceiling.Kitchen: 3.60m x 3.33m (11' 10 x 10' 11)Range of rolled edge work surfaces with cupboard and drawer units beneath, built in Hotpoint dishwasher, built in Hotpoint fridge, further range of eye level display and provision cupboards, Schott Ceran range comprising triple oven with 5-ring gas hob unit over and warming plate above which a stainless steel fume extractor canopy, PVCu double glazed window to rear elevation, one and a half bowl stainless steel single drainer sink unit, coved cornice to ceiling, central heating radiator, ceramic tiled floor, recessed spotlighting to ceiling. Open plan through to:Dining Area: 4.78m x 3.52m (15' 8 x 11' 7)Central heating radiator, PVCu double glazed window to side elevation, PVCu double glazed sliding patio doors to rear elevation, coved cornice to ceiling. Archway through to:Sitting Room: 4.32m x 5.71m (14' 2 x 18' 9)PVCu double glazed window to front and side elevations, central heating radiator, return door to Reception Hallway.Stairs To First Floor Landing:PVCu double glazed double doors opening out onto balcony, central heating radiator, PVCu double glazed window to side elevation, coved cornice to ceiling, built in airing cupboard housing the pressurised hot water cylinder.Rear Landing:Coved cornice to ceiling, recessed spotlighting. Arranged off are:Family Bathroom: 2.93m x 2.83m (9' 7 x 9' 3) plus recessWhite suite comprising corner panelled bath with mixer tap, pedestal wash

Single-family houses, fireplace, parking, storage 63, Forest Road, Market Drayton, Shropshire, TF9 3HX LOCATION Situated on a development of similarly styled homes and within 1.25 miles of the town centre. The growing town of Market Drayton offers a wide variety of amenities, which includes schools, specialist and high street shops, supermarkets, restaurants and health and leisure facilities. ENTRANCE HALL Having radiator, heating thermostat, telephone point, stair case and door leading to; LOUNGE 4.24m(13'11'') x 3.89m(12'9'') Having brick feature fireplace with raised hearth and fitted gas fire, radiator, double glazed bay window to front and opening leading to; DINING ROOM 3.35m(11'0'') x 2.54m(8'4'') Having double glazed window to rear, radiator and door to; KITCHEN 3.35m(11'0'') x 2.31m(7'7'') Fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces over. Having inset single bowl sink, gas and electric cooker point, part tiled walls, radiator, extractor fan, double glazed window to rear, under stairs storage cupboard and door to; UTILITY ROOM 2.41m(7'11'') x 1.93m(6'4'') Having single bowl sink with work surfaces over, part tiled walls, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, double glazed window to rear, door to garage, door to rear garden and access to; CLOAKROOM/WC Fitted with a suite comprising; wash hand basin and W.C. Having access to loft, radiator and obscure glazed window to side. FIRST FLOOR LANDING Having airing cupboard and loft access. BEDROOM ONE 4.22m(13'10'') x 2.84m(9'4'') Having built in wardrobes, two double glazed windows to front and radiator. BEDROOM TWO 4.06m(13'4'') x 2.44m(8'0'') Having double glazed window to front and radiator. BEDROOM THREE 2.74m(9'0'') x 2.44m(8'0'') Having double glazed window to rear and radiator. BEDROOM FOUR 2.74m(9'0'') x 2.06m(6'9'') Having double glazed window to rear and radiator. BATHROOM Fitted with a white suite comprising; panel bath with shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and W.C. Having tiled walls, radiator and obscure double glazed window to side. GARAGE 4.80m(15'9'') x 2.34m(7'8'') Having up and over door with light and power. GARDENS The property is approached via a tarmac drive leading to integral garage. The extensive front garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs, bushes and trees and side access to the rear garden. The rear garden is also mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders. FLOOR PLAN Not to Scale. HOW TO FIND THIS PROPERTY Turn left out of our office in Maer Lane and left at the mini island into Cheshire Street. Turn right at the next island into Frogmore Road and continue into Shropshire Street and Shrewsbury Road. Take the right hand turning into Farcroft Drive and right again into Forest road where the property can be found and identified by our sale board. SERVICES We are advised that all mains services are available. Barbers have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fittings etc., or services to this property so cannot confirm that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A buyer is recommeded to obtain confirmation from their Surveyor or Solicitor. TENURE (FREEHOLD) We are advised that the property is Freehold and this will be confirmed by the Vendors Solicitor during Pre-Contract Enquiries. Vacant Possession upon Completion. LOCAL AUTHORITY Council Tax Enquiries, Revenues & Benefits, Shropshire Council, Shirehall, Shrewsbury. SY2 6ND.Tel: 0345 678 9002 DISCLAIMER PROPERTY DETAILS 'Property Mis-descriptions Act' - for clarification we wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales details as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. The measurements given are approximate. VIEWING By arrangement with the Agents Office at Tower House, Maer Lane, Market Drayton, TF9 3SH. Tel: 01630 XXXXXX, Fax: 01630 XXXXXX or email: XXXX@barbers-online.co.uk METHOD OF SALE For Sale by Private Treaty. Measurements given are approximate Barbers for themselves and for the Vendors or Lessors of this property, whose agents they are, give notice that these particulars are produced in good faith, and set out as a general guide and do not constitute any part of the contract. No person in the employment of Barbers has any authority to make or give any representations or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. Situated in a popular residential area, occupying a generous size corner plot, this four bedroom detached house is worthy of a viewing. The Kitchen and Bathroom have recently been refitted and the accommodation also benefits from having a separate Utility Room and downstairs cloakroom/wc. There is uPVC Double Glazing and Gas Central Heating. The Garage offers potential for conversion and the gardens afford space for the erection of a new garage, all subject to necessary planning permission/building regulations. Contact Market Drayton on 01630 XXXXXX (Ref: 27941) Of