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YOU RELOCATING DOWN SOUTH? HOUSE FOR SALE £425,000
A new four
bedroom, two bathroom detached bungalow is now for sale and is sited
in Barnham Village. For those wanting to have the benefit of living
between the coast and the South Downs and still having access to
London Victoria from the Railway Line Station in the village, this
could be your ideal option.
Accommodation (With approximate dimensions. These measurements were
taken before plastering so the finished room sizes will be smaller).
Entrance, Hall, Entrance door with side panels. Lounge, 16'4
(4.99m) x 13'8 (4.18m). Fireplace. Open arch to a Dining Room, 12'
(3.66m) x 9'9 (2.99m). Pair of doors out to garden. Door to Kitchen.
Kitchen 13'9 (4.21m) x 9'9 (2.99m). Utility Room, 5'8 (1.74m) x 8'7
(2.64m). Inner Hall, Main Bedroom, 11'3 (3.43m) x 15' (4.57m) (less
door way). Dual aspect room. Door to an En-Suite Bathroom, 8'10
(2.70m) x 5'6 (1.70m). Bedroom 2 is 10'9 (3.30m) x 14'3 (4.34m).
Bedroom 3 is 9'4 (2.85m) x 9'11 (3.03m). Dual aspect. Bedroom 4 is
6'10 (2.10m) x 9'5 (2.89m). The Main Bathroom is 8'10 (2.70m) x 7'4
(2.26m). Including hall cupboard.
Please note... These particulars were prepared following an intitial
inspection of the property by Holland Alexander & Co. Limited and
the property may have changed since that time. All dimensions and
distances are approximate only and any services or appliances
mentioned have not been tested by Holland Alexander & Co. Limited.
These particulars are supplied in good faith but nothing herein
should be relied upon as statement of fact and they do not form part
of any contract.
If there is any point
which is of particular importance to you, please contact this office
when we will be pleased to check this information before you embark
on a long journey. The agent has not been able to check the legal
documents relating to the Title of the property. The buyer is
advised to obtain verification from their solicitors.
House Address:- ADJ 65 DOWNVIEW ROAD, BARNHAM BOGNOR REGIS
PO22 0EE.
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Viewing:- Strictly by prior appointment with the
vendors sole agents, Holland Alexander. (74 Aldwick Rd.
Bognor Regis, PO21 2PE, Tel:- 01243 822764)
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Albert Square is “dream community”
FORGET Posh
‘n’ Becks, Brits want the Angie 'n' Den lifestyle. DESPITE the
murders, house fires and high percentage of extra-marital affairs,
EastEnders’ Albert Square is a dream neighbourhood for millions of
Brits.
It may be losing the ratings war, but Albert Square embodies the
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adults. Complete with much-loved features such as an allotment
(desired by 46%), community centre (60%) and street market (59%),
Walford’s signature square (64%) and tube station (78%) leave it
streets ahead of Weatherfield, Emmerdale Farm and Hollyoaks Village.
Another feature unique to Walford that renders it so popular is the
proximity of the launderette (important to 22%) and Indian
restaurant (27%) to home.
The factory and cobbled streets of Coronation Street’s Weatherfield
are far less sought-after with just 10% opting for this style of
neighbourhood.
All soaps do share one quality that Brits yearn for – closeness. 32%
wish their work and families were on their doorstep. In fact, there
is no better place to socialise than the local grocer (38%), public
bench (21%) or launderette (5%) according to the report. One
amenity on Albert Square that needs improving, however, is its
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Local Life also introduces The Drama Index which exposes where in
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The Drama Index
1. Midlands
2. North West
2. North East
4. South West
5. East Anglia
5. London
7. South
8. Wales
9. Yorkshire
10. Scotland
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appears that Brits actually prefer the rough and tumble of soap
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