Month: January 2013

Kivells

Kivells presents one of
Kivells presents one of those rare and truly special opportunities to acquire a large family home situated in a sought after rural location together with a beautifully converted 3 bedroom cottage and expansive former stable block of huge potential, encompassed by approximately 10 acres of formal gardens, grounds and pasture fields. Offered for the first time on the open market since its construction in 1994, Kivells is an architect designed 4 double bedroom detached property of immense quality and refinement in a highly enviable location.

Tremeere Manor

Superb Grade II listed
Tremeere Manor is a superb Grade II listed Georgian Manor House beautifully restored
• 4 Principal En-Suite Bedrooms
• 3 Secondary Bedrooms/Housekeepers Flat
• 4 Reception Rooms, Large Kitchen
• In Excess Of 8 Acres

Absolutely lovely looking house!

Igloo for sale

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Igloo, Park Parade, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
Igloo for sale –

Igloo on The Stray In Harrogate, North Yorkshire
All proceeds going to Yorkshire Cancer Research. Visit ebay, REF 271142681345, to bid.

A beautifully presented and smartly appointed ground floor stand alone studio with huge garden overlooking the Stray.
Enviably located on one of Harrogate’s most prestigious sections of The Stray, superbly placed within easy reach of the town center

Fantastic fireplace – amazing house

A small estate including
A small estate including a magnificent Victorian mansion and four other houses on the western shore of Derwentwater, in a glorious position surrounded by some of the best-loved Lakeland Fells.

Principal house with stunning main reception rooms and six bedrooms, four letting apartments, fine second house with extensive grounds and lake frontage, lodge house, gamekeepers house, bungalow with redevelopment potential, formal gardens, parkland mature woodland and long lake frontage.

In all about 34.46 acres (13.94 hectares)

Fortified former rectory

Grade II listed former
Grade II listed former rectory
steeped in history
3 reception rooms
6 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
about 4 acres
outdoor swimming pool
Full description:
Tenure: Freehold

Location

It is possible that the property was first built when Sir Rhys ap Thomas was modernising Carew Castle in the 16th century. The rectory was included in the grant of Royal property to the Bishopric in 1547 in exchange for Lamphey Palace. The fortified element is the central three storey tower and was put to practical use when garrisoned during the Civil War.
A two storey wing, including the vaulted cellar was built in the early 19th century. The fine 18th century staircase, saved from Lawrenny House, was installed around 1850. The church commissioners sold the house into private ownership in 1908.

Red House Farm

Key features: Grade II
Red House Farm has these Key features:
Grade II Listed former farmhouse
reception hall, 4 Reception Rooms and Conservatory
playroom/party barn
5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
single storey cottage
total area about 8.65 acres
EPC rating=E

What a beautiful looking house! Lots of ground too for keeping bees!

SDLT Disadvantaged areas relief

SDLT Disadvantaged areas relief

In some areas properties are exempt from stamp duty. Your solicitor should tell you about this but you can check yourself and confirm with them whether the property you’re buying is exempt.

Disadvantaged Areas Relief applies to:
residential property transactions where the amount paid (or the value of any other ‘consideration’) is £150,000 or less
the residential element of ‘mixed use’ (business and residential) property transactions – for example where a shop and a flat above it are bought together and the amount given for the flat is £150,000 or less