LIVE 24-SEVEN
EMSCOTE ROAD WARWICK, £750,000
BURLINGHAM SQUARE
WORCESTER £450,000 A beautifully presented 4 bedroom town house with versatile accommodation over 3 floors and within walking distance of the City centre. The property also benefits from two allocated parking spaces and a private rear garden with terrace.
Fisher German
www.fishergerman.co.uk 01905 726220
Deceptively spacious, well presented, extended five bedroom traditional family home. Large entrance hallway, living room, dining room, utility, guest WC, extended kitchen living dining room, lower ground floor bedroom, reception room three and shower room. Four more bedrooms, bathroom and shower room. Off road parking, landscaped split level paved and decked dining terrace with artificial lawned and landscaped rear garden, garage/work shop/games room.
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Contact Peter Clarke Estate Agents Leamington Spa 019126 429400
BUCKET LOCK COTTAGE ASKING PRICE - £2,350,000
THE OLD BOOKSHOP BIDFORD-ON-AVON £500,000
A sympathetically restored and spacious double fronted cot- tage in the heart of the village centre with a pretty garden, panoramic views and a mooring. Making a lovely family home this property has three double bedrooms, dressing room, en suite, family bathroom, lounge, kitchen, breakfast room, snug, sun room, music room and cellar. With plenty of character and living space this home offers an idyllic lifestyle.
Please contact Clare Reeves
clare.reeves@
fineandcountry.com 07836 269363
Bucket Lock Cottage has a distinctive mix of traditional features and modern interior designs positioned in a tranquil setting alongside a canal towpath in Yarningale Lane, amongst the beautiful Warwickshire countryside. Encompassing over 6000sqft, this remarkable property offers spectacular proportions and versatility.
Collection on 01564 786633 or email
johnshepherd.com
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