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Hampshire, Wellington Court, New Milton
One bedroom ground floor flat - £102,500
Wellington Court is well placed to the north of the main high street and only a short walk to New Milton‘s shopping centre. The cottages, apartments and bungalows are set around two landscaped courts with central parking and covered parking spaces. There is a resident manager, residents lounge and laundry room and alarm and intercom system.
The bustling town of New Milton lies on the edge of the New Forest by the south coast and has a wide range of shops and facilities. The Health Centre, dentist‘s surgery and library are all nearby and there are many places of worship including St Mary Magdalene in Church Lane and our Lady of Lourdes in Mount Avenue.
The ancient New Forest is excellent walking country with beautiful areas just to picnic and relax. The coast at Barton-on-Sea is about a mile and a half from Wellington Court. There are several golf courses within easy reach at Barton-on-Sea, Highcliffe and Burley.
For further information telephone: 01425 619491
The Cotswolds - Allcourt, Lechlade
Three bedroom cottage with conservatory and garage - £385,000
AllCourt is set around a traditional village green created to mark the millennium and close to the centre of the market town of Lechlade-on-Thames. A traditional Cotswold scene has been created with 20 individually styled homes. There are two apartments, 17 cottages and Allcourt Farmhouse, a modernised 17th century cottage, typical of the yeoman farmers‘ cottages found along the limestone hills of England. The houses are built in local stone, combining the appearance and feel of a cottage, with spacious accommodation and the modern facilities of a contemporary house. Most of the cottages have sunrooms and all have a garage.
As with all Beechcroft developments Allcourt is thoughtfully designed and beautifully laid out. Imaginatively landscaped gardens house a range of plants to provide interest in every season. The old Cirencester road, now a public path flanked by tipstones, runs to the north of the meadow. Here is the likely site of the large house of ‘All Court‘ owned by Peter atte Hall in the 14th century and from which the present development takes its name.
For further information telephone 01491 615961
Kent - Pilots Place, Gravesend
One bedroom ground floor flat - £99,000
Pilots Place is a retirement development of flats built in 1988 and set in a no-through road with communal facilities close to shops. The river is within easy walking distance as are other amenities in the town. Gravesend was mentioned as Gravesham in Domesday and spelt Grauefend in the sixteenth century. It is thought that the name originally derived from 'the place at the end of the Grove' and belonged to the Bishop of Bayeux in the eleventh century.
Today it is a residential and industrial town and still a major port with a pasenger ferry operating across the Thames estuary to Tilbury. It remains the customs and pilot station for the Port of London. A statue of Princess Pocahontas stands in the former churchyard at St Georges. She saved the life of John Smith in Virginia and died in England in 1617. The town has good shopping and excellent communications.
For further information telephone: 01252 356021