MOVING HOME? WE CAN HELP
PRICES FROM £345,000 – £1,025,000
1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS THE GENERAL BRISTOL
The General is a collection of beautiful apartments, created within the impressive Grade II listed buildings of the former Bristol General Hospital. Ideally located in the heart of Bristol, these character-filled homes achieve the perfect balance of old and new.
Choose from a selection of conversion apartments, with some of the most exclusive of these homes featuring unique semi-circular living spaces and private terraces, boasting 180-degree views of the city and River Avon. Others benefit from the glazed atrium which has been added to the rooftop, creating a collection of contemporary homes with panoramic views across Bristol. If you want to own a new home in a city and location steeped in history, then these apartments will be extremely appealing.
If you’re moving away from your listed property, you might think you don’t need us anymore but, there’s still a lot we can do to help you enjoy a smooth, trouble- free move. Let us explain...
Free property listing on our website Let us know in advance and we’ll publish your sale particulars on our website, including up to six photographs and your estate agent’s contact details. This service is absolutely free for LPOC members.
Support for your buyer As you know, buying a listed property is a big step. Now you’re selling, you want to explain the issues to your buyer – but without scaring them off.
If your prospective purchaser needs some friendly advice and reassurance, just ask them to get in touch with us, quoting your postcode as a membership reference. We’ll be happy to answer all their questions and concerns.
Free guide for your buyer Our free Guide to Owning/Buying a Listed Building is full of helpful guidance for prospective purchasers. If you’d like a few copies on hand to give to potential buyers, just let us know and we’ll send some over.
PRICES FROM £267,500 – £735,000
1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS KING EDWARD VII ESTATE MIDHURST, WEST SUSSEX
King Edward VII Estate, located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, is home to an exclusive range of Grade II and II* listed buildings, meticulously restored and converted into exceptional properties. From charming one bedroom apartments to substantial penthouses, all of the homes at King Edward VII Estate benefit from a luxurious specification and are set in a truly breath-taking environment, with views over beautiful gardens originally designed by Gertrude Jekyll.
In addition to your elegant home, you’ll have access to numerous facilities including a private gym, swimming pool and steam room, concierge service and landscaped gardens, overlooked by beautiful boutique-style shared living spaces.
The right survey The new owner will need a survey from a specialist who has experience with listed buildings. All too often, mortgage lenders insist on inappropriate damp treatment before they’ll release funds. We can help by introducing them to specialist surveyors and mortgage providers.
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Call today to find out more: 01795 844939
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