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Foxhill House, 2 Linton Lane, Bromyard,HerefordshireAgent: HallsOffers: 460,000Call: 01905 611066

FOXHILL House is a charming, period family home,with lovely views over the Frome Valley.

The main house comprises three reception rooms,two having feature fireplaces. The generous diningroom leads directly to the fitted kitchen with anextensive range of timber units and gas-fired Aga.

To the end of the hall is a cloakroom, utility roomand a timber double glazed conservatory.

The first floor provides four good sized bedrooms,two en-suite shower rooms and a separate familybathroom. The master bedroom has a feature bal-

cony from which there are splendid views over theFrome Valley. A garage also has good sided adjoiningparking space.

Delightful walled gardens with extensive lawns andtrees, provide an oasis to relax in at any time of theyear.

In addition to this attractive four-bedroomed prop-erty is a separate detached, single storey, one-bed-roomed cottage, which also has a shower room, astudy and a conservatory.

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Enviable positHazelhurst Farm, Leys HillHerefordshireAgent: Richard ButlerOffers: 650,000Call: 01989 567979

HAZELHURST Farm is a beau-tifully situated barn of excep-tional quality located in an envi-able elevated rural location withpicturesque views.

The property stands in gardensand paddocks of approximately2.2 acres and lies about fourmiles south of Ross-on-Wye.

More land is avaitiation.

The property benfired central heatinglazing, and comp

tion hall, a cloakroting room, kitchenly room, a utilitydouble bedrooms suite bathroom bathroom.

There is also a gadio. Early viewingproperty is highlyed.

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estone, Breinton,ordshiret: Brightwellss: 415,00001432 343800

T ES TO NE h a s b ee nded over the years to pro-well appointed living

mmodation laid out overoors, which includes fulle glazing, fitted carpets,ed central heating, and a

purpose-built fully insu-studio/office to the reargardens.

m the reception hall is

access to a cloakroom/WC, alounge with a wood burnera nd a l iv in g r oo m. T hekitchen/breakfast room hasrecently been refurbished andhas an oil fired, two oven Aga,built-in Neff oven, microwave,and integrated dishwasher.There is a utility areaand boiler room.

On the first floor is afamily bathroom andfo ur b e dr o o ms , o newith an ensuite showerr o om a n d d re ss in garea.

The driveway leads to

a parking area sufficient forseveral cars, and to a detachedsingle garage.

The ga r d e ns ha v e a p a t i oarea, lawn, trees, and are wellenclosed by mature hedgingand fencing and afford a gooddeal of privacy.

Distinct

House has featuresnd private garden

85 Bearcroft, Weobley,HerefordshireAgent: Jonathan WrightOffers: 179,950Call: 01568 616666

THIS attractive, detached modern bun-galow is situated in a cul-de-sac positionin the black and white village of

Weobley. The propefired central heatingoffers well presentaccommodation comtion hall, good sizroom, a cloakroom/and a bathroom witleads to a single garlighting. The reararea, lawnand bord

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NKof costumeand lace thathadlainurbedfor decadesprovidedanalluringpiece fora recentneedleworkandmesaleat Brightwells inLeonminster.nallyownedbyBaronAshburton andhisravelledfamily,the items hadbeen

down to theseller.of theclothes, such asanEdwardianmbroideredTurkishmuslineveninghadbeen adaptedfromanearlierdressd for190. Severalothergarmentsedalterations forballs or fancy dress

mostavidlycontesteditemwasa redgauzebrocaded andgold embroiderederobe.While thecolourwasstill vibrant

were small faults butdespite these theremany potential buyers, severalin Chinaeventuallysold for3,700.eJapanese carved ivory fan,the guardsdwithbirds andflowersandingoodon,made 1,600.Fansare often damagededifficultto repairso condition inthisall important.A motherof pearleanfan,its leaf paintedwith a sceneofnanArcadiansetting,made 190, whileangthof fine needle lace,joinedto forma

ongcourt orbridal train, achieved620.earlyVenetianneedlelace soldbetweennd180.ese itemsled other sectionsof thesale. Aue satin ImperialManchuwomansrobe

mbroideredwith ninegoldendragonsndedbywaves,batsand other emblemsfortune.Unlikethemoreusualdragon

with characteristichorse hoofcuffs this

garmenthadwide sleeves.Despite some repairsanda replacedsection of braid Chinesebuyerstook theprice to4,700.InawideselectionofEuropeanfashions,a

silvergreyand blue brocadedmid-19thcenturyaftenoondresscompletewithamatching bolero

andin excellentconditionsoldfor 360.A satinEdwardianwedding dresswith a longattachedtrainmade190; an1870sgoldsilkdaydress intanspottedshotsilk, 260 andan 1870sgoldsilkdress alsomade260.Two1950s floweredcottonfrocks inunwornconditionanda currentfashionfavourite,went for110.A 1940sWAAFuniformmarkedwith theoriginalowners namemade170.Earlierpiecesincluded

anembroideredlinencountrymanssmockat270and a simplerversionmade ofhomespuncloth at180. A polychromeembroideredmanswaistcoat datingfromthe late18th centurysold

for240despite slight damage.Unusually forthe timeof year therewere

several fine furcoats in the sale includingapalominofull-lengthminkat 520 anda silverfoxat 500. Anocelot jacketwith itsmatchingbag,made inthe 1930s,achieved160while alightbrownminkjacketsoldfor110.A darkranchminkBlackglamaGreat LakesMinkAssociationfull- lengthcoatoriginallysold by

HarveyNicholsmade 360.Glamorous accessories

includeda fauxcrocodiledressingcase completewithits five-piece yellowenamelledsilverdressingtableset,

London 1947,at540andembroidered1920sshawls thatmade between 80 and110. AChanelgoldcolouredmetal

andblackpendantandmatchingearrings,allwithappropriatemarks,wentto460 with oherlotsofmixedcostumejewellerysellingbetween60and80.A smallerthan

usual selectionof pictureswere

ledbya silkembroidered

samplerwith a farmhouse,animalsandfiguresincontemporary dress.Dated1822it wasworkedat aMrsVenthamsBoardingSchool.Despiteextensivemothdamageit provedwassoappealing thatit achieved600.A simplerexampledated1798readingLet notgay

clothingcaptivateyoursightmade150.Awoodenneedleworkcasketwith

nail-headdecorationand completewith itsmotherof pearl accessoriessold for530whileanetuiwithfittings intheformof classicalfemale figuresmade 320.ConsultantConstanceKing,who

cataloguedtheauction,said OnceagainChinesebuyersdominated thesaleparticularly intheareaof fans.

A fewyearsagoblack lacquered

ChindifficquitewereEuroTo

chanbuyinheritaAm

collecpurchof theworkcarvesatinits bosellerADiebrisewhileprobaandwandgdespitotheAv

carvefigurfacesfineJguardinlaidwhile

Austrianfan, theleafpaintcatsand poodles, sold forConsultantConstanceKi

theauction,said Once agadominated thesale particufans. A fewyears agoblackexport fanswere difficult tlowpricesas theywerenoEuropeancollectors.Todachangedwith theChinesebheritage.A fine Frenchivory etuiw

type fittings acheived380European-made spool hold

250despitedamage.


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Trunk reveals hidden treasur

COSTUME: The brocaded and goldembroidered red Oriental robe thatwas sold for 3,700.

CHOICE: A fine Japanese carvedivory fan, its flower carved guardswith painted birds, made 1,600.


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ranary, Kingsland,ordshiret: Jacksonss: 595,000

01568 610600

charming three bed-d, and truly individ-etached, characternce, is set within its

private landscapedns of approximatelycre, in the heart ofllage of Kingsland.

roperty was built byl builder using tim-rom a former barnlso features a selfned one bedroomede.

Granary comprises ofeption hall, a cloak-

WC, a utility room, awith power, lighting

a well. The

n/dining room has aven Aga set into an

original inglenook stylefireplace. There is a utilityroom an inner lobby withwalk-in pantry, a fernery,

which provides an addi-tional dining area and astudy/snug.

The first floor master bed-room has a ensuite bath-room, and a family showerroom serves two furtherbedrooms. A wrought ironornate spiral staircaseleads up to a suite of atticrooms. The property bene-fits from a range of out-b uil d i ngs t o i nclud e adetached workshop/stableblock with a self containeda nn ex e a bo ve , a nd i sapproached via a pebbleddriveway which sweepsaround to the rear where

t he re i s a m pl e p a rki ngspace.

STRUTT & Parker will beholding another NationalO pe n H ou se D ay o nSaturday 1st October 2011following the huge suc-cess of the previous eventin March. Offers achievedin the past event totalledover 42m with nearly 30properties going underoffer asa result ofthe day.

The event works on thepremise of allowing peo-ple to visit as many prop-erties as they like all inone day. Participatingproperties are open toview between 11am and4pm and buyers who areregistered can just turnupas and when theywishto look around with nopressure. The previousevent in March attractedover 2055 viewings with52 offers submitted. Therewere 580 properties avail-

able for people to view onthe day. One particularhouse had an astonishing29 viewings. These kindsof figures are consider-ably higher than onewould expect to achievein more than a wholemonth on the normalopen market.

F or s el le rs t he re i sincreased promotion asStrutt & Parker advertiseheavily in the nationaland local press. Also theidea of having just to pre-pare your house for onebumper dayof viewings ismore appealing than hav-ing to keep it shipshapeover a number of weeksas potential buyers comein. What is even more ofan incentive is the factthat in previous events ithasbeenproven that buy-ers tend to look at proper-

ties thhad nnumbon tohome

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Open day is a real weature-packed homes truly one of a kind

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