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Barnsley
Mark Halliwell of selling agents Nigel Haddow of Walker
Moore Allen & Innocent with Daniel Pritchard chartered surveyors with
Place
Preston of Dimensions 3 kitchen Jo Lawrence of selling agents
manufacturers in Gloucester Moore Allen & Innocent
S
PECIALLY invited local
dignitaries were the first to
look around a stunning new
development in the Cotswold
village of Rodmarton built by the
great-grandson of Claud
Biddulph, who commissioned the
world-famous Rodmarton Manor
nearby, exactly 100 years ago.
John Biddulph has taken
Nicki Oliver of Cirencester Rachel Saunders and Hilary
inspiration from his great-
accountants Woodward Hale with Stewart of Davey Franklin Jones
grandfather in using local
Adrian Grazebrook of solicitors solicitors in Cirencester with Roy
Wilmot & Co, Cirencester Bowyer of selling agents Moore
stonemasons, carpenters and
Allen & Innocent
craftsmen to build and furnish the
five houses.
Rodmarton Manor was designed
and built by the Barnsley brothers
and the new development has
been named Barnsley Place in
tribute to the Arts and Crafts
architects.
Features from other properties in
the village – including the manor
– have been incorporated into the
design. The result is a
development that compliments
Amy Leivers and Meryl Atkins of Richard Fellows and Kate Da-Costa-
Cirencester solicitors Davey Franklin
and enhances the village street
Greaves of Quattro Design Architects
Jones in Gloucester
scene, working in harmony with
the older buildings around it.
The development of two
detached four-bedroom houses,
one detached three-bedroom
house and a pair of semi detached
three-bedroom cottages is for sale
through estate agent Moore Allen
& Innocent.
For details call 01285 648100 or
visit the website at www.mooreallen.co.uk
Mark Grimes of Boyle & Grimes Jon Taylor, branch secretary of the
land and property specialists, with National Farmers’ Union, and his
developer John Biddulph wife Cathy
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