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This is intended to be attached to and add more photos to main virtual tour of 123 Town Pound Road : Estate quality home w/187 acres and the top of the world views. Unique property with large acreage(187 acres for the $1,100,000 or if you do not need that much 20 acres for $790,000) and estate quality 6,500 sq foot home , and excellent views . The 187 acres has a bit of almost everything spectacular views, rock walls, brooks, granite ledges, old log roads, 5-10 acres that is in varying stages of open field (brush hog would open it all up and much more could be opened ) and more come with this exceptional private estate quality home . Since part of the property falls within the commercial zone of the town the possibilities are endless of its uses. Possible uses: corporate retreat, turn it into a B&B, horse farm with tons of trails, campground , educational or heath retreat, school, subdivision, or just your home - you name it. With 6,500 sq feet of living space this home has features too numerous to note but :hardwood floors, beautiful built ins(mainly cherry), views from most of the front rooms, 6 bedrooms (but more that could be :3 Bedrooms 3-1/2 baths on first floor including the master suite with walkin closet/dressing area between master and bath and its own 3 season porch, 2 bedrooms 1 bath on the second floor and 1 bedroom in the walk out basement) 6 baths, 4 fireplaces, Many private and public sitting rooms, Cherry kitchen designed for large scale entertaining or catering with regular stove/ovens and a double oven and cook top as well, formal dining is large enough for a long table for your conferences, dinner parties or large family gatherings, family room off the kitchen has its own fireplace and 2 enclosed covered porches one 3 season the other is part of the family room and houses an indoor BBQ w/chimney, formal living room with fireplace , cherry custom office with fireplace, powder/coat room, huge storage/closet rooms , attics, bar/game room with floor to ceiling stone fireplace and sauna off to the side, dark room, work shops and much additional space that could be converted into use able , 2 car attached garage, horse shed and 3 story barn/carriage house that has 5 car opening, 3rd story storage or make it into additional living space and lots of additional storage space. Lower level large enough for a fire truck or RV and several other vehicles-(this building could be converted to additional living space possibly for employee housing, guests or private owners quarters. This property with the full 187 acres is listed for 1,100,000 . or if you do not need all that land you can purchase it with 20 acres for $750,000. or if 187 acres is not enough , there is abutting land owned by other owners that are for sale. And dont forget to click on the revolving red house at the top of this listing to watch the virtual tour of this house . Or you can click on this link http://www.realestateshows.com/147137 There is an additional show attached as it was impossible to pick only a few pictures and get the essence of this property- so look for the tab that says additional shows Property is in current use Taxes $7,778.00 per year You can get direct access to this listing page at: with additional pictures and a virtual tour. Other properties of King Realty can be viewed at www.kingrealtynh.com or Call King Realty 603-726-8642 or you may call list agent Darlene King-Jennings on cell 603-254-7037 NH Has no sales or income taxes and our real estate market is stable with few foreclosures. Interest rates are at all all time low - so there is no better time to buy you vacation paradise then right now. Directions At sellers request please do not do a driveby on this house. Community features GENERAL COMMUNITY Depending on where you are in town : The communities/towns we serve are located central to the State of NH along the Interstate I93 corridor at the entrance to the White Mountain National Forest and Vacation NH Located 6-10 miles from Plymouth State College Located 10-12 miles from Waterville Valley Located 12-15 miles form Loon Mountain Area Restaurants, specialty shops, grocery store, gas stations White Mountain National Forest all around for hiking and biking 3 rivers The Pemi, The Mad River and Beebee River Owl's Nest Golf in Campton/Thornton, Jack O'Lantern Golf 10 miles Lakes Region 30 minutes away Concord is 45 minute drive Manchester Airport is 1 hour and 15 minute drive Boston is only 2 hour drive(unless you hit traffic) Exit 26-29 off I-93(interstate 93) with everything just minutes to the highway Only 1 red light in town of Campton- none in Thornton Snow mobile trails and Corridor 11 access to Central NH Snowmobile Corridor that can bring you all the way to Canada via its trails. *Surrounded by most of NH Ski resorts (Waterville, Loon, Cannon, Tenney...) *Owls Nest Golf Resort *Plymouth State University *Convenient to grocery shopping, health care and other necessities *Here are some of the activities you can enjoy while living or vacationing ion this area of NH :skiing, snowmobiling , camping, fishing, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, tubing, golfing, recreational vehicle trails,covered bridges, gift shops, great restaurants, Movie theaters, Summer acting theater,summer concert series, tourist attractions such as the Polar Caves, Alpine Adventures, Story land, 3 seasons of festivals like the Pemi Blue Grass Festival ,horseback riding, cave exploring , Santas Village and more *close to services *high speed internet and cable available * close to healthcare services Please see attached real estate show

LOCATION: Redruth is a small commercial town, with a population recorded in 2001 of 12, 352. A museum organised by the Old Cornwall Society is housed in the Town Council office at the bottom of the main street. Redruth is also home to Carn Brea, which has historical interest. Key shops and other outlets within the town centre include a multi-screen cinema, a covered market way, the Cornish Studies Centre, an old butter market, various antique shops, a second hand book shop and two supermarkets. Off the main high street (Fore Street), there are two separate specialist shopping areas, Bond Street (to the south of the railway station) and Green Lane to the north. Illogan Highway is situated between Redruth and Pool, both having many retail outlets, it also has easy access to the A30 and mainline rail links to London Paddington. DIRECTIONS: From the East (A30/A390 Roundabout), head Southwest down the A30 for 3.9 miles and take the exit for Redruth/Porthtowan. Take the first exit at the big roundabout and third exit at the small roundabout onto the A3047, still headed Southwest continue over two roundabout for 1.4 miles then turn right into Chariot Road. Take the first turning on the left Chapel Terrace which becomes Elm Close, No 7 is near the end on the right. GENERAL: The property, ideal for a young family, is in good decorative order and has three double Bedrooms, a well proportioned Lounge, Dining area and Kitchen. The Bathroom is upstairs and the rear garden is enclosed while the front garden provides off street parking. APPROACH: Elm Close is situated near the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the property appears as single storey from the front but is in fact deceptively spacious. The front garden is mainly stone chippings to provide off road parking for two. Open the double glazed UPVC front door to the Porch. PORCH:  1.30m by 1.10m  4'3" x 3'7" The Porch has a tiled floor, windows to front and side and ample hanging space. HALL: The hall gives access to the stairs ahead and Lounge to the left. LOUNGE:  3.74m by 3.61m 12'3" x 11'10" Lit by a full length double glazed window to the front elevation, overlooking the approach, this room has a feature fireplace with wooden surround, laminate flooring, coving, skirting boards, TV and phone connections and direct access to the Dining Area. DINING AREA:   2.99m by 2.71m  9'10" x 8'11" With the same finish as the Lounge the Dining room can seat six, has patio doors to the rear garden and a glazed door to the Kitchen. KITCHEN:  4.90m by 2.60m 16'1" x 8'6" Equipped with a comprehensive range of wall, base and drawer units the Kitchen has dark granite effect roll edged work tops, housing a one and a half bowl stainless steel drainer sink with mixer tap over and double glazed window over. There is space and services for a washing machine, and fridge freezer. The oven and hob are built in and the splash backs and floor are tiled. A double glazed door opens to the rear garden and opposite the back door a door opens to Bedroom 1. BEDROOM 1:  4.56m by 2.66m  15' x 8'9" This downstairs bedroom is lit by a double glazed window in the front elevation and an adjacent door opens to the front garden. Return to the Lounge and climb the stairs to the first floor. BEDROOM 3:  3.84m by 2.42m 12'7" x 7'11"  Lit by a double glazed window in the rear elevation, this room is warmed by a radiator and has eaves storage. BATHROOM:  The white suite comprises; panelled bath with shower with folding glass screen over, low level WC with close coupled cistern and pedestal wash hand basin. Lit by double glazed obscure window in the  rear elevation, the walls are fully tiled and a there is a heated towel rail. BEDROOM 2:  3.66m by 3.00m 12'0" x 9'10"  This well proportioned room has a radiator, eaves storage and a double glazed window overlooking the back garden. OUTSIDE: GARDEN:  8.10m by 7.40m 26' x 24' The rear garden is laid to lawn, walled and has a wooden shed. SERVICES:  Electricity Telephone Mains Gas Water Drainage COUNCIL TAX: Band “A”  REF:  2800 POSSESSION: Immediate vacant possession on completion.

Particulars: Property-No.: L1374, , area / city Leipzig - Mockau-Nord, , , year of construction: 1896, , , rooms ---, , , Living area: 333.75 m2, Total space 513.04 m2, Plot of land 402.00 m2, Purchase price 259000.00 e, Price / m2 504.83 e, Housing allowance ---, , Net/cold/rent p.a. 20808.00 e, Yield p.a. 8.01 %,LocationNice through street with relative moderate traffic volume. Pleasant environment, green street, looks like an avenue. The area is characterized by attractive, mostly refurbished old buildings with stucco from the turn of the century.Very good traffic access. Tram and bus almost in front of the door. The city and main station is reachable in approx. eight minutes by car or in approx. 15 minutes by tram or bus. Highway as well as exhibition grounds are only five minutes and airport approx. ten minutes away.Appealing residential location, several shops and restaurants are in the direct environment. A big park with a lake is only a few steps away and offers many possibilities for leisure time, sport and recreation. Residential area with best future prospects, because of the demanded rent situation. Good location, leading employers, like exhibition, BMW, Porsche and Quelle are reached in 5 minutes by car.Property description:The attractive property is well-kept and does a tidy impression. Good state. It consists of front house and little side wing with one storey, but in parts with an additional small floor (approx. 25 m2) (in the current state only usable as shop/office with workshop/storage room).The building has basically been refurbished in 1995. Roof, facade, windows, pipes and heating have been renewed, the staircase has been renovated. Repairs have been always done. Maintenance repairs are not recognisable.A shop with office and storage is located on the ground floor, which has originally been reached to the extension. Currently, the front part is rented as shop with office (approx. 53,29 m2) to a arts, antiques and second-hand-dealer. The rental contract is terminable on demand.The rear parts has been rented completely (126 m2) as storage and hobby room. A part of this (41 m2) is usable as refrigerated warehouse (aggregate is in existence, but we do not know, if this is still functional).A conversion in two attractive apartments, each with a terrace, plus around 44,5 m2 storage room/ workshop and plus 25 m2 storage room should also be possible. We will give you the building permission along with static.All apartments have been refurbished and are in a good to very good condition. The kitchens and bath rooms have been tiled, the tub bath rooms have washing machine access (only one apartment has a bathroom with shower). The apartment doors have been renewed and the rooms have been laid out with laminate, carpet or PVC.Inspections:A viewing of the property from the outside would be always possible. If you would like to make a detailed inspection, please schedule an appointment with us, as possible at least seven days in advance.Commission:The buyer is liable to pay 5% + vat on the agreed contract price. An invoice will be raised separately for payment of commission for the agent.Commitment:All informations were not checked by us and were coming from the sellers. We can not take over a liability for these information. Subject to prior sale, error and/or changes.

Unique investment opportunity - manor house with large private grounds inside the historical town of Faro inside old city walls which partly form part of the property. It is believed that this is the biggest private space inside an Old village of Europe. The main building has 2 storeys, several annexes and large terraces. Total area of the property: 6.800 sq meters (73.200,00 sq ft). Covered Area (near): 1.500 sq meters (16.150,00 sq ft). Incorporates 200 meters (656 foot) of military walls and towers of the old Faro?s Fortress.Several autonomous shares ? nine annexes among existing and to rebuilt buildings ? about 200 sq meters (2.153,00 sq ft) partially recovered.Has 23 divisions, 21 gates and doorways to the outside(streets or garden), 25 windows and almost 1.000 sq meter (10.764,00 sq ft) of Portuguese typical decorative sidewalk in the garden, plus one water tank and one roman well outside and two Arab ones inside the house.As the property is situated close to the lagoon the beach is accessible via ferry boats in a short walking distance and there is a large public car park with 700 spaces just beside the property.mains waterroman and Arabic wellslarge public parking square just besideall infra structureshistorical centre of Faroon Ria Formosa lagooninside old city wallsIt is believed that this is the biggest private space inside an Old village of Europe"According to the legend, it was at the door of this house thatthe Portuguese king D. Afonso III rested after the city?s conquest on March 29th on the year of 1249."Property External Ref. No.: IVFAA513Property type: CommercialTown: FaroRegional addition: FaroPurchase price: 3.600.000,00 EURWater Supply: Mains waterTo request further details please use the Contact Us link below.To view more properties from Classic Antique click the 'More Properties' link below.

Occupying a prominent position in the popular village of Litcham, this Grade II listed building comes to the market offering generously sized and well presented accommodation alongside the opportunity to utilise the commercial rating of the original shop front. A great deal of thought and sympathy has gone into the refurbishment of this property which enjoys a large number of period features, including radial sash windows, fireplaces and original flooring. The main ground floor living accommodation briefly comprises of entrance hall, dining room and kitchen, with stairs leading from the hall to the first floor landing. From the landing there are doors to all three bedrooms, sitting room, the study and the spacious family bathroom. The unique curved wall in the sitting room is predominantly glazed and enjoys views over the village green. The shop front is a light and versatile space, available for commercial use if required; and has its own cloakroom and a further door which leads to a staircase down to the original cellar, which has been converted into a ‘party’ room, complete with bar. A rear door from the entrance hall leads to a low maintenance courtyard which provides a private space to enjoy outside dining, entertaining guests or sunbathing. Also from the courtyard, a pair of timber gates open out on to Mileham Road, giving the owners the opportunity to park their vehicles off the roadside. In addition, there is also a useful storage room, formerly the shop’s stock room, which has been cleverly adapted to create a utility/laundry room.  LITCHAM Litcham is a small village between the market towns of Fakenham and Dereham. It's described in the Doomsday book as 'a market town in the centre of Norfolk' although it's much older than that with Roman roads found nearby. There is a village museum with a Grade II listed underground limekiln, which you can arrange to view. There are walks in the nature reserve on Litcham Common and down the river Nar. The village has a pub, The Old Bull, a butchers and a post office/general store. There are two schools, a primary, and the very much in demand, Litcham High. There is also a 12th century church, All Saints, which was largely rebuilt in the early 15th century. Litcham is ideally positioned for the Norfolk coast with its miles of unspoilt coastline. The city of Norwich is 28 miles away has a very convenient local airport for intercontinental gateway flights through Schiphol. There are direct rail links from Norwich to London Liverpool Street. King's Lynn, with a direct rail route to London King's Cross-via Cambridge, is 26 miles away.   ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES Impressive timber entrance door with radial window light, leading to....  RECEPTION HALL 26' 8" x 4' 11" (8.13m x 1.5m) Spacious reception area with high ceilings and original pamment tiled flooring. Staircase with intricately designed balustrading leading to first floor landing. Doors to kitchen, dining room, shop front and a further door leading to rear courtyard. Useful understairs storage cupboard.   DINING ROOM 13' 2" x 11' 11" (4.01m x 3.63m) Well sized formal dining room, boasting a number of original period features such as a cast iron open fireplace with black marble surround and a pair of arched sash windows complete with timber shutters. Radiator, TV point and decorative ceiling rose.   KITCHEN 13' 0" x 12' 9" (3.96m x 3.89m) Single bowl sink with chrome mixer tap set into work preparation surfaces. Selection of fitted base level and wall mounted units with integrated appliances including dishwasher and fridge. Tiled splashbacks, impressive recess for Range cooker with built in extractor hood, original pamment tiled flooring, decorative ceiling rose and radiator. Sash window to front.   SHOP FRONT 22' 0" max x 15' 5" max (6.71m x 4.7m) A unique space with a curved wall facing towards the heart of the village. Partially glazed timber entrance door with three arched timber windows to both the front and side. Engineered timber flooring, ceiling height in excess of 9' 6. Doors to cloakroom and cellar.   CLOAKROOM Fully tiled room with suite comprising of close coupled WC and washbasin built into storage unit. Engineered timber flooring.  CELLAR 25' 4" max x 13' 0" (7.72m x 3.96m) Door from the shop leads to a small inner lobby area with original timber and brick steps leading down to the basement which has been converted into an authentic cellar bar. Timber framed window half opening to front, timber panelling, brick built bar slate tiled top and a range of useful shelving.   FIRST FLOOR LANDING Light and spacious landing area with two original sash windows overlooking the rear courtyard. Doors to all three bedrooms, family bathroom, study and sitting room. Decorative wall support corbels and matching cornice. Door to built in storage cupboard housing insulated hot water cylinder and timber shelving.   GUEST BEDROOM 12' 10" x 8' 7" (3.91m x 2.62m) Pair of original sash windows to side aspect. Free standing cast iron radiator, TV point and door to...  ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully tiled cubicle with bi-folding glass doors and shower over. Pedestal washbasin, close coupled WC and access to loft space.   BEDROOM ONE 17' 4" x 11' 5" (5.28m x 3.48m) Decorative cast iron feature fireplace with timber mantle over. Pair of original timber framed sash windows to side aspect. Free standing cast iron radiator, twin decorative ceiling roses, matching cornice and TV point.   BEDROOM TWO 13' 9" x 12' 4" (4.19m x 3.76m) Double bedroom with feature cast iron fireplace and timber mantle over. Twin sash windows to front aspect, free standing cast iron radiator, decorative ceiling rose and matching cornice. Dado rail and TV point.   STUDY Arched sash window to front, dado rail, radiator and TV point.   SITTING ROOM 22' 0" max x 15' 8" max (6.71m x 4.78m) Spacious family sitting room with curved wall overlooking The Green. Seven original sash windows facing to front and side, creating a wonderfully light ambience. Two free standing cast iron radiators, cast iron fireplace with timber mantle, decorative ceiling rose and matching cornice. TV point and telephone point.   FAMILY BATHROOM 12' 10" x 12' 5" (3.91m x 3.78m) Hugely impressive fully tiled family bathroom with cast iron and marble fireplace and suite comprising of fully tiled double width cubicle with bi-folding glass doors and shower over. Steps up to a sunken oval bath with pedestal washbasin, low level WC, obscured glass sash window to rear and free standing cast iron radiator.   OUTSIDE A pair of double timber gates under a formed archway, give access from the roadside into the shops original yard. The yard is now floored entirely with authentic brick sets and provides a private and peaceful area for outside entertaining. There are doors back in to the main building via the main reception hall and the inner lobby at the back of the shop, as well as a door at the other side of the yard which leads to the original stock room which now serves as a useful utility area by the current owners.   STOCK ROOM 17' 11" x 8' 10" (5.46m x 2.69m) Timber framed windows to side and rear, sliding timber door opening on to yard. Fitted work preparation surfaces with plumbing and recess for washing machine under and space for further appliances. Floor mounted oil boiler providing hot water and central heating to the property. Fitted alcove shelving.   DIRECTIONS From Dereham follow the B1110 (Quebec Road) out of town, passing Dereham Golf Club on your left. Turn left (signposted Fakenham) on to the B1146, proceeding through the villages of

We offer commercial property, located in the 3-storey building of the old stock on the first floor on the left. The entire perimeter of the building located at the bottom of the basement. The building was built in the 20s and in 2000 completely sanitized. On the first floor there are two commercial spaces. The proposed building has three rooms and a corridor. In the room you can go from inside to the porch, and outside, as there is a separate entrance. Toilet can be easily incorporated. The room gas central heating. The room needs to be repaired. If a room to rent after the repairs, according to the data area, it is possible to hand over 4.9 euros per m2. Residential fee sostavyalet 112 euros per month incl. heating. Renting space, you can receive min. about 9% per annum. City of Zwickau, accounting for about 100,000 residents, is located in the heart of the West-Saxon industrial area near the northern boundary of the mountain range Erzgebirge, 35 km from the city of Chemnitz, and 80 km from Leipzig. Since 1991, there were discovered more than 3000 new businesses. Due to the decision of Volkswagen to place its headquarters in the Moselle, the economic development of Zwickau was a strong new impetus. Geographical position between the Autobahn A 4, A 72 and B 93-speed motorway ensures ease of movement and a fast connection to other economic centers. Federal highways in the 175/173 and in 93 pass directly through the city of Zwickau. The proposed facility is 1.5 km west of tsentar city in central residential / commercial area. City Centre, surrounded by a belt of green space, rich in prominent buildings. A variety of cultural institutions and events, as well as a wide range of tours offers residents and visitors ample opportunities for recreation. Not far from the object are hotels, a cinema, the main railway station, banks, shopping malls, cafes and restaurants. Street Bahnhofstraße-one of the most important shopping and commercial streets in the city and has great potential in the future! Do not miss the chance to buy property on NIDA price with high income! http://www.arkadia.com/xagc-t1285/

The property rests in the southern local center and is flanking country road L 07, here called Lindenstraße, with its western plot boundary. The almost 4,500 sqm or 1.1 acre of land make a corner lot connected to major supply services and built with 3 buildings. The current main building is a farmhouse from about 1858 which has been extensively renovated in the mid-1990's. The building work had to be done in accordance with the communal preservation statute. The house has 3 individual apartment units. The loft space has been converted and dormer windows have been added at front and back. Besides installations the works included red brick facing of the facade, new windows and doors made of Nordic wood, central oil heating and hot-water system (facility in outbuilding), bathrooms, new red clay roofing shingles and more. The floors are mainly tiled except carpet in a few rooms. In addition to the heating system some rooms still have wood-coal-ovens. Further buildings are 2 barnstables and a small annex inbetween. The lengthy stable is also from about 1858/59, the smaller from about 1933/34. The last mentioned houses the heating facility. The annex inbetween the 2 stables has been built in the period of the GDR (East Germany), we can't tell an accurate year of construction. The 2 barnstables have been gutted as far as possible and have been prepared to get converted for residential use. Anyway, still a lot work to do. The roof of the lengthy stable has been renewed in about 2001/02 and 4 dormers have been added to each side. At the northwest corner of the land is a pond. Layout Farmhouse: Middle/right, Apartment of about 130 sqm , split-level: 6 rooms (4 bedrooms), 2 kitchens, 1 full bathroom, 1 shower bath, 1 toilet, kind of back porch, plus bare attic space Left, Apartment of about 70 sqm , split-level: 4 rooms (3 bedrooms), kitchen, full bathroom, plus small attic space Rear unit, studio of about 40 sqm , ground level: 1 room, kitchen, full bathroom plus converted and heated attic space Measurement Stable 1: approx. 320 sqm building area (incl. annex) Measurement Stable 2: approx. 130 sqm building area Land Area: approx. 4,492 sqm or 1.11 acre The property is located in a tranquil, rural environment in the village Glaisin in the southwestern section of state Western-Pomerania, North of Germany, Ludwigslust-Parchim county. So on the territory of the former East Germany. The place has a population of about 350 and has been incorporated to the district-free city of Ludwigslust in 2005. The over-all population of the city Ludwigslust including all sub-areas is about 12,300. Building stock and structure of village of Glaisin, first mentioned in the records in 13th century, most widely could be preserved. From 1992 a renewal program was started to restore a lot of farmhouses and farmyards. A kind of cultural center of the locality is a 200-year old complex called Forsthof comprising restaurant and boardinghouse. It's venue of several events in the course of the year. Glaisin is about 8 km southwest of Ludwigslust. The country road L 07 runs through the village in North-West direction and offers connection to both, federal road B 5 to the north and B 196 to the south . Nearest access to A 24 state highway Berlin-Hamburg is about 18 km distant (access Ludwigslust or Neustadt-Glewe). Train station Ludwigslust is halt of ICE (Intercity Express) and used by a lot of Hamburg commuters, the travel time is just about 40 minutes from rail station. Central Berlin can be reached within a 2 hours car drive by A 24 highway at a distance of about 190 km. The offer is subject to confirmation and free of commission for the purchaser. Details based on statements of the owner/seller. We can't assure their accuracy and/or their completeness. Errors in detail, transmission and translation reserved. Spaces of the buildings are approximated. Lifestyle Activities Rural Lake Village Woods Amenities and Services Parking Airport Motorway Train Station Property Characteristics Freehold Renovated South Facing Vacant Property Features Central Heating Off Street Parking Period Features Stables Annex Barn Key selling points: Farm House Rural Environment 1+ Acre of Land Stables. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1401922/

A Spacious Village House With Good Sized Garden And Potential To Extend (Subject To The Necessary Consents) Hall, Sitting/Dining Room, Kitchen, Two Double Bedrooms, Bathroom, Store, Gas Central Heating, Double Glazing, Potential For Off Road Parking For Two Cars, Large Garden The property comprises a good size two bedroom house situated in this highly sought after South Northamptonshire village. Outside, the property enjoys a larger than average garden on three sides and the current vendors have obtained the consent of Northamptonshire County Council for vehicular access, subject to conditions, to provide off road parking. In addition consent was obtained, in July 2011, for glazed double doors to be installed in the side elevation of the store, thus offering the potential of creating additional living accommodation, subject to any further consents that may be required. The charming village of Aynho is situated approximately six miles to the south east of Banbury and comprises predominantly old stone houses and cottages together with a church and public house. The village is within easy reach of excellent road and rail connections with M40 junctions to the north at Banbury and to the south at Ardley (approx. 4 miles), whilst there is a rail halt at the nearby village of Kings Sutton and a mainline station in Banbury. Directions: From Banbury proceed southwards on the Oxford Road for approximately three miles before turning left at the traffic lights, in Adderbury, onto the B4100. Continue along this road for a further three miles and continue round the S bends and through the village. The turning to The Glebe will be found on the left and the property is the first house on the left. The Accommodation is arranged as follows: Upvc replacement front door, with obscure glass to: Hall: Double glazed window to side. Coved ceiling. Quarry tiled floor. Radiator and pine door to: Sitting/Dining Room: 18’10” x 11’5”.Fireplace with timber mantel, stone hearth and multi fuel- burner. Double glazed leaded light effect window to front and leaded light effect double glazed patio doors to rear. TV aerial point. Radiator. Pine door to: Kitchen: 11’4” max x 8’1” (plus deep door recess). Wooden worktops with wood fronted drawers and cupboards under and cupboards over. Inset one and a half bowel stainless steel sink with mixer. Stainless steel gas hob, electric oven and extractor. Plumbing for washing machine and small dishwasher. Wall mounted gas fired boiler. Space for fridge/freezer. Walk-in shelved larder cupboard. Further deep understairs cupboard. Leaded light effect window to rear. Radiator. Door to: Enclosed Passage Way: Upvc double glazed doors to both front and rear gardens. Door to: Store: 10’max. x 7’ max. With consent for double glazed doors in the side elevation and with scope for conversion to additional living accommodation, subject to any further consents necessary. Staircase rises from the hall to: Landing: Leaded light window to side. Access to loft. Airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and slatted shelves. Bedroom 1: 16’0” x 9’2”. Of a particularly good size with leaded light effect window to front. Deep overstairs cupboard. Wood laminate floor. Radiator. Bedroom 2: 11’4” x 9’6”.Leaded light window to rear. Radiator. Bathroom: White suite comprising panelled bath with Triton shower over and screen., Wash basin, WC. Part tiled walls. Tiled floor. Obscure leaded light effect window to rear. Ladder radiator. Outside: A particular feature of the property are the gardens to be found on three sides. The house is set back from The Glebe behind a mature hedge with double timber gates opening to a parking area, for two cars, accessible once the kerb has been lowered, with adjacent path leading to the front door. The main garden comprises of two areas of lawn with flower beds and hedging. A door to the side of the house gives access to an enclosed passageway leading to the enclosed rear garden being partly pebbled and with a large area of decking the whole being screened by timber fencing. (Agents Note): As previously mentioned the vendors have obtained permission from Northamptonshire County Council for access, subject to conditions, from the highway onto the premises. Should prospective purchasers wish to utilize this permission then further enquiries should be made to the County Council. 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. Do You Have A Property To Sell We offer an efficient, friendly service utilising the latest technology and marketing techniques backed by years of experience and personal service. 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Occupying a prominent position in the popular village of Litcham, this Grade II listed building comes to the market offering generously sized and well presented accommodation alongside the opportunity to utilise the commercial rating of the original shop front. A great deal of thought and sympathy has gone into the refurbishment of this property which enjoys a large number of period features, including radial sash windows, fireplaces and original flooring. The main ground floor living accommodation briefly comprises of entrance hall, dining room and kitchen, with stairs leading from the hall to the first floor landing. From the landing there are doors to all three bedrooms, sitting room, the study and the spacious family bathroom. The unique curved wall in the sitting room is predominantly glazed and enjoys views over the village green. The shop front is a light and versatile space, available for commercial use if required; and has its own cloakroom and a further door which leads to a staircase down to the original cellar, which has been converted into a ‘party’ room, complete with bar. A rear door from the entrance hall leads to a low maintenance courtyard which provides a private space to enjoy outside dining, entertaining guests or sunbathing. Also from the courtyard, a pair of timber gates open out on to Mileham Road, giving the owners the opportunity to park their vehicles off the roadside. In addition, there is also a useful storage room, formerly the shop’s stock room, which has been cleverly adapted to create a utility/laundry room. LITCHAM Litcham is a small village between the market towns of Fakenham and Dereham. It's described in the Doomsday book as 'a market town in the centre of Norfolk' although it's much older than that with Roman roads found nearby. There is a village museum with a Grade II listed underground limekiln, which you can arrange to view. There are walks in the nature reserve on Litcham Common and down the river Nar. The village has a pub, The Old Bull, a butchers and a post office/general store. There are two schools, a primary, and the very much in demand, Litcham High. There is also a 12th century church, All Saints, which was largely rebuilt in the early 15th century. Litcham is ideally positioned for the Norfolk coast with its miles of unspoilt coastline. The city of Norwich is 28 miles away has a very convenient local airport for intercontinental gateway flights through Schiphol. There are direct rail links from Norwich to London Liverpool Street. King's Lynn, with a direct rail route to London King's Cross-via Cambridge, is 26 miles away. ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES Impressive timber entrance door with radial window light, leading to.... RECEPTION HALL 26' 8" x 4' 11" (8.13m x 1.5m) Spacious reception area with high ceilings and original pamment tiled flooring. Staircase with intricately designed balustrading leading to first floor landing. Doors to kitchen, dining room, shop front and a further door leading to rear courtyard. Useful understairs storage cupboard. DINING ROOM 13' 2" x 11' 11" (4.01m x 3.63m) Well sized formal dining room, boasting a number of original period features such as a cast iron open fireplace with black marble surround and a pair of arched sash windows complete with timber shutters. Radiator, TV point and decorative ceiling rose. KITCHEN 13' 0" x 12' 9" (3.96m x 3.89m) Single bowl sink with chrome mixer tap set into work preparation surfaces. Selection of fitted base level and wall mounted units with integrated appliances including dishwasher and fridge. Tiled splashbacks, impressive recess for Range cooker with built in extractor hood, original pamment tiled flooring, decorative ceiling rose and radiator. Sash window to front. SHOP FRONT 22' 0" max x 15' 5" max (6.71m x 4.7m) A unique space with a curved wall facing towards the heart of the village. Partially glazed timber entrance door with three arched timber windows to both the front and side. Engineered timber flooring, ceiling height in excess of 9' 6. Doors to cloakroom and cellar. CLOAKROOM Fully tiled room with suite comprising of close coupled WC and washbasin built into storage unit. Engineered timber flooring. CELLAR 25' 4" max x 13' 0" (7.72m x 3.96m) Door from the shop leads to a small inner lobby area with original timber and brick steps leading down to the basement which has been converted into an authentic cellar bar. Timber framed window half opening to front, timber panelling, brick built bar slate tiled top and a range of useful shelving. FIRST FLOOR LANDING Light and spacious landing area with two original sash windows overlooking the rear courtyard. Doors to all three bedrooms, family bathroom, study and sitting room. Decorative wall support corbels and matching cornice. Door to built in storage cupboard housing insulated hot water cylinder and timber shelving. GUEST BEDROOM 12' 10" x 8' 7" (3.91m x 2.62m) Pair of original sash windows to side aspect. Free standing cast iron radiator, TV point and door to... ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully tiled cubicle with bi-folding glass doors and shower over. Pedestal washbasin, close coupled WC and access to loft space. BEDROOM ONE 17' 4" x 11' 5" (5.28m x 3.48m) Decorative cast iron feature fireplace with timber mantle over. Pair of original timber framed sash windows to side aspect. Free standing cast iron radiator, twin decorative ceiling roses, matching cornice and TV point. BEDROOM TWO 13' 9" x 12' 4" (4.19m x 3.76m) Double bedroom with feature cast iron fireplace and timber mantle over. Twin sash windows to front aspect, free standing cast iron radiator, decorative ceiling rose and matching cornice. Dado rail and TV point. STUDY Arched sash window to front, dado rail, radiator and TV point. SITTING ROOM 22' 0" max x 15' 8" max (6.71m x 4.78m) Spacious family sitting room with curved wall overlooking The Green. Seven original sash windows facing to front and side, creating a wonderfully light ambience. Two free standing cast iron radiators, cast iron fireplace with timber mantle, decorative ceiling rose and matching cornice. TV point and telephone point. FAMILY BATHROOM 12' 10" x 12' 5" (3.91m x 3.78m) Hugely impressive fully tiled family bathroom with cast iron and marble fireplace and suite comprising of fully tiled double width cubicle with bi-folding glass doors and shower over. Steps up to a sunken oval bath with pedestal washbasin, low level WC, obscured glass sash window to rear and free standing cast iron radiator. OUTSIDE A pair of double timber gates under a formed archway, give access from the roadside into the shops original yard. The yard is now floored entirely with authentic brick sets and provides a private and peaceful area for outside entertaining. There are doors back in to the main building via the main reception hall and the inner lobby at the back of the shop, as well as a door at the other side of the yard which leads to the original stock room which now serves as a useful utility area by the current owners. STOCK ROOM 17' 11" x 8' 10" (5.46m x 2.69m) Timber framed windows to side and rear, sliding timber door opening on to yard. Fitted work preparation surfaces with plumbing and recess for washing machine under and space for further appliances. Floor mounted oil boiler providing hot water and central heating to the property. Fitted alcove shelving. DIRECTIONS From Dereham follow the B1110 (Quebec Road) out of town, passing Dereham Golf Club on your left. Turn left (signposted Fakenham) on to the B1146, proceeding through the villages of. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t851736/

N8720048: Former post office - a unique object at a sensational price - Object: old post office. Is space not the only true luxury? This object can be used for up to 5 sep. unities. Floor space: approx. 400,00 m ˛ Property: approx. 1.400,00 m ˛ Rooms: 20 Year of construction: 1822 Furnishings: can be written off under the law of the conservation of monuments and historic buildings. Elevator: freight Balcony - terrace: terrace Floors: wooden, stone and tiled floors. Present use: free standing Window: lattice windows Heating: central heating Cellar: partial cellar Communications: DSL Kitchen: fitted kitchen Sanitation: bath with tub, bath with window, bath with shower, bath - WC separated. Additional rooms: storeroom, hobby room, washing-drying room, attic is developable and can be used as a living space. Parking space: parking space TV: Satellite Utilities - energy: gas, rainwater Condition: redeveloped, old building (1945), renovated. Object description: A lot of room is the only true luxury. Here you have it in abundance! The old post office is located near Minden. For the last 23 years I have possessed this historically, formatively and functionally valuable building arrangement. I took everything over in a very desolate condition and since then have constantly been renovating it until it reached its current appearance. Because I am an architect, renovating old buildings while paying attention to their original structure and form has been a hobby of mine. For the last many years this building has been my hobby and I renovated it with care, while adding modern elements. Innumerable individual, loving details mark the overall appearance. Certainly the reorganization is not finished entirely (with such a big project the way to the final goal is much more important), however I am planning to change my own professional aims to a new location and project where I can express myself during the next few years. The building is a former post office with room for horses. It was also once used as a restaurant and as overnight accommodations. It is located in an important, historic post way which once led from England to Holland and Hannover. Kings have historically spent the night in this house. The main building was reconstructed after a big fire in 1822 in its current size. Almost invariably its original, interesting structure has survived and it has been a protected monument for many years. There is also a 2-story warehouse building in the rear part of the property. It was spared from the fire of that time and was built in the year 1750. This building is also a protected monument. A 1400 square meter property with a very well formed garden, high trees and a small pond offers the frame for the ensemble. The object description: The main building: It was established in a half-timbered manner with 2 full floors and an enormous attic. The measurements are approx. 13,50 x 23,50 meters. Each floor has approx. 300 square meters of surface area available. In accordance with the historic use there were never stables in the house, but rather exclusive rooms. Approx. 22 big and small rooms exist and are distributed on both floors. A big hall is located on both floors and the rooms are arranged around it. In the ground floor there is a smaller workshop area and a completed volume unit with approx. 120 square meters of surface. I have used them as an office. A kitchen and bath exist as well. This area could also be used as an apartment. Additionally in the ground floor there are 3 rooms that have not yet been developed. There are plans to develop this area as a small guest house. The basic installation exists for this. There is also an impressive staircase which is still intact. The historic stair arrangement stretches from the ground floor to the attic. The stairs as well as the big hallway are covered with historic sandstone plates. There are 2 separated cellar rooms that are dry and could be used. A small, massive stable cultivation from 1900 was converted to a laundry room and outdoor toilet. Here everything is prepared for the installation of a sauna area. In 1st upper floor there is a big housing unit with approx. 270 square meters of floor space. The 67 square meter hallway with its original wide, wooden floorboards and an additional 67 square meter living room determine the symmetry of the design. The room is transparent in all directions, making the amount of light an attraction of the house. The other rooms are rather small and serve as bedrooms, children´s and guest rooms. An excessive bath with a very cozy character provides opportunities for enjoyment and relaxation. Everything is planned on the 1st upper floor (2nd Amer.) so that one could create an additional 2 housing units with little expenditure. This would be distributed over the approx. 130 square meters. The separated installation are prepared. The enormous attic space is still unused. A studio would be possible here of more than approx. 300 square meters, but also naturally other living rooms are also possible. Substance - condition: The main building has been redeveloped from the core. - Defective framework was renewed, all thresholds in the ground floor were insulated with dividing shifts against arising humidity. - The roof is new. - Almost all windows were replaced with white painted wooden window fixtures with real shutters and insulating glazing for the purposes of protecting the monument. - All installations have been renewed: all sewage pipes are new, various heating cycles with separate pumps, new electrical equipment with separated main circuit and underground distributions. Everything is laid out so that rooms can be converted for different purposes very easily. Also for a development in the attic, public connection lines exist for waste water, water, heating, electricity and telephone. Rainwater is also used. - The floor coverings were old wide wooden floorboards, so newer floorboards have been installed, some of which with artistically formed, abstract paintings. - The bath has an extra large, heatable tub, an individually manufactured whole glass shower, special sink arrangements and is considered a living bath area, not just a ´ sterile bathroom unit ´. - The kitchen is complete with high-quality brand kitchen appliances (Siemens, etc). A lot of attention was paid to detail there and there is a lot of high-grade steel. The kitchen can be taken over upon request. - All walls are decorated with high-quality painter´s fleece and have three coats of paint. This creates a velvety, warm surface and determines the feeling of these rooms. - Modern steel glass construction separates the housing unit from the open staircase. - There is a drop lift behind the house on the small terrace which can provide service all the way up to the attic. Altogether the apartment in the 1st upper floor is obtainable immediately. The front office tract in the ground floor is finished except it still needs some paint as well as floor coverings. The workshop area and laundry room can also be redeveloped and are fully usable. The warehouse in the garden: The 2-story framework warehouse has a base of approx. 6,00 x 12,00 meters. Approx. 150 square meters of floor space are possible here, including the attic. The atmosphere is different than that of the main house. Security, intimacy, visible framework - a very cute living space could be built here. A slanted roof offers the possibility of under-roof storage for a car, for wood, or simply as a covered seat. A terrace in the 1st upper floor (2nd Amer.) is accessible from the living room. A quiet location is in the rear garden. From here there is a view of the adjacent fields which would make living here and absolute pleasure. Substance - condition: The warehouse was redeveloped from the core, but the interior renovations have not yet been carried out. - The foundations are renewed. In the visible area there is beautiful stone brick-work which serves as a support for the thresholds. - The old loam insulation was could be saved replastered. Necessary repairs were produced with clay brick. - The roof is new with old, historic straw thatching. It was designed to remain as original as possible. Below this roofing is a closed under-roof which has thermal insulation that is already installed. The old roof framework is therefore completely visible on the inside! - The windows are manufactured traditionally from oak! They have real shutters, insulating glazing and historic fittings. - The installation has not yet taken place, but for development, main lines exist for waste water, water, electricity and telephone. - All outer walls are already insulated from the inside and walled from behind. The warehouse still requires the distributing installations, the wall plaster as well as sanitation work and carpentry work. The floor coverings were installed some years ago with thick oak trunks which were stored in order to be dried. Using these, a durable oak floor can be installed with partial 40 cm wide planks. This is very faithful to the original design. Some work is still required. A skillful, do-it-yourself enthusiast could carry out most of these renovations, since the basic essentials have already been taken care of. In the surrounding locality there are also many good craftsman´s firms who know this house well already and could carry out many of the renovations while caring for the building as a monument. I have already developed all remaining details and plans as an architect for the purposes of renovating the whole arrangement. These plans can be taken over immediately and used. Use: As a prospective customer you most certainly have your own ideas for the utilization of such a big arrangement. Otherwise you would not look for it. For myself, I had the following plans for utilization: 1. The ground floor would be an architect´s office. It can be used for renting out as well. It has its own entrance from the street. It includes a small guest house and a workshop area. 2. In the 1st upper floor (2nd Amer.) there is a large house with a lot of freedom for movement. In the attic there is a studio with more than 300 square meters. With ceilings of 7,50 m, this is a room for creativity in all areas. 3. The warehouse building in the garden should serve either as a guesthouse or be rented permanently to friends. 140 square meters on 3 levels also offer a lot of room here. 4. The addition with laundry and sauna serves as a community area. What is still possible? - separate housing units for an extended family. - self-employed person could work from home (large living area and working area in a representative house). - Living - life partnerships. Altogether there are 3-5 independent unities that can be used separately: office area, guest house, 1-2 main apartments in the upper floor, warehouse building. Everything is possible in this arrangement. What ideas do you have? Room layout- listing of the most important rooms and unities: Office in the ground floor, approx. 120 square meters: 22 square meters of commercial space, 22 square meters of commercial space, 31 square meters of hall - reception area, 18 square meters of kitchen, 13 square meters of archives, 5 square meters of WC - shower, 12 square meters of storeroom, 10 square meters pantry storage. Possible guest area of approx. 42 square meters: 3 rooms. Work room with 42 square meters: 3 rooms. Central hall with 50 square meters. Laundry with WC, 20 square meters Possible sauna area of 20 square meters Apartment in the upper floor: approx. 270 square meters. This includes 67 square meters of living room, 67 square meters of living hall, 18 square meters of kitchen, 22 square meters of bath, 5 other rooms of 10 to 18 square meters. Attic is not yet converted and inlcudes 300 square meters of surface area with a ceiling height of 7,50 and windows. Warehouse building with approx. 150 square meters: 35 square meters of kitchen-living room, 62 square meters of living room, 12 square meters of entrance hall, 4 square meters shower - WC, 4 square meters of storage space, 20 square meter bedroom, 20 square meter bedroom, 6 square meter bath. The location: The old post office is in Strassendorf in the southwest corner of Lower Saxony. One can feel completely secluded in the inner court, but still be in the center of town, surrounded by nice people and an active life, although it is a rural atmosphere with a lot of natural surroundings. Everything imaginable is nearby in the town. There is open space, fresh air to breathe, and seclusion within the 4 walls of the property. Living and working under one roof is a reality here because there is so much space. And if you wish to open up the property to more than just your own use, you can profit the infrastructure in the neighborhood. In the neighborhood there are a few houses, a small food shop for daily needs and a butcher. Within 2 kilometers there is a neighboring town where a well-developed infrastructure exists and is hardly considered a rural area. It contains 3 doctors, 2 pharmacies, a shopping center, a pharmacist, a shoe store and textile shop, church, baker, crafts enterprises, bus stops, nursery school, an elementary school and high school, and a lot of restaurants (German, Greek, Italian). But in the vicinity there are no lawyers and soon there will be no architects... The next big city of Minden has outstanding shopping facilities and is approx. 20 kms away. There are also smaller cities in the surroundings like Espelkamp (12 kms) and Rahden (8 kms). Sales: The house is redeveloped in all essential areas. Certainly there are still some renovations to be carried out, but you are definitely not starting from square one. There are sewer connections already existing. The roof must be mended in places. You can move in immediately and start making your dream a reality while actually living in the object. 80% is finished and a remaining 20% is necessary financially. There are no more surprises for you in this old building substance. You also get the potential to implement your own ideas and use your creativity. A lot can be designed according to your tastes and your needs. Perhaps you want to try to save money like I did, 23 years ago, and want to do all the work yourself. Or maybe you want to hire the local firms to carry out the renovations. I can also offer you assistance as an architect and supervise the remaining developments for you according to your wishes. Nobody knows the house better than me. What about the purchase price? I would like to demonstrate to you openly how the price was determined, so that you can get a picture about the fair price for you and for me. The property has about 1.400 square meters of surface. The local square meter price is set at about 25, - Euro. Property value: 1.400 square meters x 23, - Euro = 35.000, - Euro. Those who know the way to estimate costs of construction know that the value of a building can be determined, among other things, with the ´ cubic meter of altered space´. I have considered the different stages of development and quality of construction. I have also added an element of depreciation because of the object´s age. The main house in the ground floor: 1.050 cbm x 100, - Eur = 105.000, - Eur. The main house: 1st upper floor (2nd Amer.): 950 cbm x 210, - Eur = 199.500, - Eur. Main house: attic: 1.200 cbm x 40, - Eur = 48.000, - Eur. Addition: 200 cbm x 100, - Eur = 20.000, - Eur. Warehouse: 500 cbm x 140, - Eur = 70.000, - Eur. Building value altogether is therefore: 442.500, - Eur. Together with the property price this is: 442.500, - + 35.000, - Eur = 477.500, - Eur. But one can not value such a historic building arrangement just like a small single-family dwelling in the modern estate. Trade-in value, worth arrangement, rentability, and other usage possibilities follow other criteria. On the one hand there are not many similar objects on the market. On the other hand, the interested parties for such an object are certainly much smaller. I have no pressure of time and also no financial necessity for the sales of the object. But, when one wants to make a change in one´s life, one must not let it wait too long. This is something I must consider, and would be willing to take up to a ´loss´ of 30%, which I accept readily, seeing as how I had so many years of joy in this house. The purchase price would therefore be: 477.500, - Eur abzgl. 30% = 334.250, - Eur. To catch your attention, because there is such a multiplicity of offers online, I have actually reduced this price one more time by about 10%, making the price approx. 309.500, - Eur. This sum is strictly determined as a minimum purchase price!!! I have done this with the quiet hope that I will get several prospective customers who will make propositions in my favor. This means the price of 309.500, - Eur is a beginning negotiation point, but the price may only be negoatiated upwards from here. I really believe that this is a fair offer with a lot of possibilities for utilization. There is still another payoff: the appreciation conditions of this object will only go up. Also, one can acquire are great house in good condition at an excellent price. If you yourself are interested, you are definitely an old house enthusiast, like me. Even if you are simply curious - call, come by and get an impression. I would be glad to see you and coffee is waiting for you. - plus 5.95 % (included VAT) for the buyer. - Location Near to: Minden Distances Attractions: the house itself is an attraction Property A 1400 square meter property with very well formed green areas. high trees and a small pond. Ground floor The main building: It was established in a half-timbered manner with 2 full floors and an enormous attic. The measurements are approx. 13.50 x 23.50 meters. Each floor has approx. 300 square meters of surface area available. In accordance with the historic use there were never stables in the house. but rather exclusive rooms. Approx. 22 big and small rooms exist and are distributed on both floors. A big hall is located on both floors and the rooms are arranged around it. In the ground floor there is a smaller workshop area and a completed volume unit with approx. 120 square meters of surface. I have used them as an office. A kitchen and bath exist as well. This area could also be used as an apartment. Additionally in the ground floor there are 3 rooms that have not yet been developed. There are plans to develop this area as a small guest house. The basic installation exists for this. There is also an impressive staircase which is still intact. The historic stair arrangement stretches