THE FIRST CHOICE FOR NEW HOMES LDP A Daily Post Supplement homes- merseyside .co.uk homes- newst .co.uk homes- cheshire .co.uk homes Life of luxury down on the farm location W ITH a mature garden and an extremely convenient location, this charming family property is set in approximately 1.3 acres. Occupying a rural setting, the property is set well back from the road and adjoins open countryside. Roughleys Brow House dates from the middle of the 18th century, having once been a traditional farmstead. It has belonged to the same family since 1983, during which time it has undergone a comprehensive scheme of renovation. The property now provides well- proportioned family accommodation arranged over two floors. It benefits from oil-fired central heating, along with underfloor heating to the utility, study and two of the bath/ shower rooms. From the entrance hall there is access to three formal reception rooms, two of which have open fireplaces, a cloakroom and kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen has a tiled floor, glass cabinets, integrated dishwasher and freezer, a double oven, oil-fired Aga and central island unit. There is a spacious utility and study off the kitchen, as well as French doors to the terrace. Across the rear of the house and accessed via the drawing and dining rooms is a most impressive conservatory. The first floor offers five bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms and a gym. The master suite and two other principal bedrooms have extensive wardrobes and fitted bedside furniture. The property is approached through a pair of electrically-operated wrought iron entrance gates to a forecourt. Flanking the drive are wide lawns surrounded by mature hedgerows. To the rear of the house is a garden store and a detached timber summerhouse. There are extensive borders and a wetland area with a bridge linking the rear lawns. ■ PRESCOT, £850,000; Jackson- Stops & Staff, 01244 328361 Commuting: Liverpool, nine miles. Chester, 28 miles. Manchester, 27 miles. Nearest railway station: Eccleston Park. Schools: Eccleston Lane Ends Primary, Evelyn Community Primary, Prescot Primary, Carmel College, Our Lady’s Catholic Primary, Eccleston Mere Primary. Supermarkets: Co-Operative and Tesco are nearby. Paul Baker on an 18th-century farmstead which has been lovingly renovated The property has extensive gardens
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THE FIRST CHOICE FOR NEW HOMES
LDPA Daily Post Supplement homes-merseyside.co.uk homes-newst.co.uk homes-cheshire.co.uk
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Life of luxury down on the farmlocation
WITH a mature gardenand an extremelyconvenient location,this charming familyproperty is set in
approximately 1.3 acres.Occupying a rural setting, the
property is set well back from the roadand adjoins open countryside.
Roughleys Brow House dates fromthe middle of the 18th century, havingonce been a traditional farmstead. Ithas belonged to the same family since1983, during which time it hasundergone a comprehensive scheme ofrenovation.
The property now provides well-proportioned family accommodationarranged over two floors.
It benefits from oil-fired centralheating, along with underfloor heatingto the utility, study and two of the bath/shower rooms.
From the entrance hall there isaccess to three formal reception rooms,two of which have open fireplaces, acloakroom and kitchen/breakfast room.The kitchen has a tiled floor, glasscabinets, integrated dishwasher andfreezer, a double oven, oil-fired Aga andcentral island unit.
There is a spacious utility and studyoff the kitchen, as well as French doorsto the terrace. Across the rear of thehouse and accessed via the drawing anddining rooms is a most impressiveconservatory.
The first floor offers five bedrooms,three bath/shower rooms and a gym.The master suite and two otherprincipal bedrooms have extensivewardrobes and fitted bedside furniture.
The property is approached through
a pair of electrically-operated wroughtiron entrance gates to a forecourt.Flanking the drive are wide lawnssurrounded by mature hedgerows.
To the rear of the house is a gardenstore and a detached timbersummerhouse.
There are extensive borders and awetland area with a bridge linking therear lawns.■ PRESCOT, £850,000; Jackson-Stops & Staff, 01244 328361
Commuting:Liverpool, nine miles.Chester, 28 miles.Manchester, 27 miles.
TAYLOR Wimpey, whichis building several newhomes developmentsacross the north west, isthe first housebuilder inthe UK to have its websiteindependently accreditedas accessible, inclusiveand user friendly forpeople with disabilities.
The Taylor Wimpeywebsite was awarded ahigh level of accessibilityby the Shaw Trust, one of
the leading providers ofweb accessibility servicesin the UK which works tosupport disabled anddisadvantaged people.The website now displaysthe Shaw Trust“Accessible” logo.
Taylor Wimpey iscurrently building acollection of new homesat its developments in thenorth west ranging fromone bedroom apartmentsto five bedroom homes,priced from £62,360.■ FOR more informat-ion, call The Deck, Run-corn, on 0845 071 8713,Great Hall Park in Elles-
mere Port on 0845 0718817 or Crown Fields inSaighton on 0845 6711820 or visit www.taylor wimpey.co.ukLOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool,17 miles. Chester, eightmiles. Manchester, 39 miles.Nearest railway station:Ellesmere PortSchools: WolverhamPrimary and Ellesmere PortCatholic High School arethe closest state schoolswith independentBirkenhead School nearby.Supermarkets: Asda,Iceland and Sainsbury’s areall close.
Ascot Gardens, Widnes, from £259,995
THE housing market inLiverpool is continuing togrow, according to DavidWilson Homes North West,which is experiencingincreasing levels of interestfrom homebuyers that arelooking to secure their nextmove on the property ladder.
The housebuilder hasrecently celebrated salessuccesses at its developmentsin Liverpool, and believes thisto be a testament to thestrength of the local housingmarket.
Steve Jackson, salesdirector at David WilsonHomes North West, explains:“Although the housing marketremains high on the newsagenda, here in Liverpool weare seeing more and morehomeowners deciding thatnow is the right time to start
thinking about moving home.Local lenders still havesignificant amounts of moneyavailable for those who arelooking to secure a mortgage,and when coupled with thefact that interest rates are stillrelatively low compared tohistoric trends, manyhomebuyers are recognisingthe value of investing in afamily home in the currentmarket.”
David Wilson Homespurchasers are able to takeadvantage of a selection ofincentives designed to maketheir move as easy as possiblesuch as part-exchange orshared equity schemes, whichhave all been designed to helptackle financial drawbacks.
David Wilson Homes NorthWest’s developments inLiverpool and the
surrounding area include StJohn’s Place, a stunning newdevelopment. Propertiescurrently available in Widnesinclude Ascot Gardens, astunning development of fourand five bedroom homes.■ FOR further information,call 0844 5566155 or visitwww.dwh.co.ukLOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool, 10miles. Chester, 23 miles.Manchester, 32 miles.Nearest railway station:DittonSchools: Hale Bank CofEPrimary and HalewoodCommunity Comprehensive arethe nearest state schools.Independent schools includeWillowfield Inclusion Unit andRiverside Study Centre.Supermarkets: Co-Op, Icelandand Morrisons are all nearby.
Ascot Gardens, Widnes Typical interior
David WilsonHomes NorthWest’sdevelopment,at St John’sPlace, Liverpool
A detached home at Great Hall Park, Ellesmere Port A typical Taylor Wimpey interior
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sixofthebestLDP homes
Blundellsands, £694,950A FIVE-BEDROOM detachedbungalow, this property is in adesirable location and has a gen-erous garden plot to the rear.
Inside comprises a hall withspiral staircase, a lounge, andfurther reception room withdoors to the garden. There isalso a study, wc and a luxuryfitted kitchen, which is open-plan with a dining room.
The master bedroom has awalk-in wardrobe and en-suitebathroom. To the first floor is asecond bedroom and en-suite, afurther three bedrooms and afamily bathroom.
The property benefits from adrive and a garage withextension. There are gardens tofront and rear.■ LOGIC Estates:0151 920 2404LocationCommuting: Liverpool, sevenmiles. Chester, 27 miles.
Streatham House, St Luke’sHalsall, Merchant Taylors’, StMary’s.Supermarkets: Sainsbury’sand Co-Operative are nearby.
Southport, £420,000WELL-PRESENTED and decept-ively spacious, this detacheddormer bungalow is set in aquiet and desirable area.
The property is close toHesketh Park and just a shortdistance from Southport towncentre.
This delightful andwell-appointed property with aluxurious interior comprises ofthree bedrooms, one with anen-suite. There are fourreception rooms and twobathrooms. The house also haspart double glazing and gascentral heating.
Externally, there’s a detachedgarage and well-presentedmanicured mature gardens tothe front and rear. Viewing isrecommended.■ HALSALL Estates:01704 533766LOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool, 19
Holy Trinity C Of E Primary,Holy Family RC Primary,Southport College.Supermarkets: Sainsbury’s,Tesco Express, ASDA.
West Kirby, £475,000ENJOYING views to the Welshhills, this impressive 1930s homehas many original features.
Inside there is a hall withpicture rail and coved ceiling,inner hall, cloaks/wc, 25ftdrawing room with fireplace,sitting room and a dining roomwith ceiling beams.
The kitchen/breakfast roomhas a gas hob and integratedoven. There is also a pantry,utility room and cloaks/wc.
To the first floor is a spaciouslanding, five bedrooms, onewith en-suite shower room, abathroom and a separate wc.
Outside, there is a drive,garage, workshop bay,adjoining sun porch, two storerooms and gardens.■ CLIVE WATKIN Partner-ship, West Kirby: 0151 6250900LOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool, 11
miles. Chester, 18 miles.Manchester, 46 miles.Nearest railway station:West Kirby.Schools: St Bridget’s C Of EPrimary, Calday Grange
Grammar, West KirbyGrammar, West Kirby Primary,Hilbre High, Black Horse HillJunior.Supermarkets: Morrisons,Co-Operative.
Oxton, £350,000SET in the heart of the Oxtonconservation area, this fourbedroom house benefits fromoriginal features and anannexe/granny flat.
A hall leads to a lounge withinglenook fireplace andbeamed ceiling. There is adining room with gas fire and akitchen/breakfast area, rearporch and wc, plus utility area.
To the first floor, there arethree bedrooms and abathroom. The second floor hasa large attic room and anannexe/granny flat comprising akitchen, lounge, bedroom andan en-suite wet room.
Externally, the front islandscaped with a driveway. Tothe rear is a lawn, patio andgarden shed.■ TH WOODHOUSE & Co,Birkenhead: 0151 608 9776LOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool, five
Oxton St Saviour’s C Of EAided Primary, DevonshirePark Primary, BirkenheadSchool.Supermarkets: Londis,Co-Operative, Sainsbury’s.
Mossley Hill, £749,950ATTRACTIVELY-presented, thisfive bedroom, three-storey de-tached family home is in a sought-after south Liverpool area.
The property has a porch,entrance hall, sitting room,dining room, rear lounge, twoconservatories, kitchen/diner,downstairs wc, utility room andstore/shower room.
To the second floor there is alanding, four bedrooms, themaster with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe, plus a familybathroom. The top floor offersa study/office, wc and the fifthbedroom.
Outside there are gardens, agarage and parking.■ VENMORES:0151 733 9000LOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool, fivemiles. Chester, 26 miles.Manchester, 33 miles.Nearest railway station:
Mossley Hill.Schools: Calderstones School,Carleton House, Childwall CE
Hale, £2mAN EXECUTIVE five-bedroom,detached barn conversion, thisproperty boasts a detachedthree bedroom bungalow andleisure suite with two furtherbedrooms, indoor pool andgymnasium.
The exclusive property isfinished to an extremely highstandard, and is set onapproximately five acres ofland.
The main accommodationincludes a lounge, dining room,games room, cinema room,kitchen, master bedroom withen-suite, four additionalbedrooms, family bathroomplus a 21ft dressing room.
The grounds include gardens,children’s activity area,numerous outbuildings, and aprivate paddock and stables.■ LOC8: 0151 526 0021LOCATIONCommuting: Liverpool, 11
miles. Chester, 24 miles.Manchester, 30 miles.Nearest railway station:Halewood.Schools: St Marks RC Primary,Halewood CE Primary, Spinney
Avenue CE Primary, HighfieldSpecial School, Our Lady OfPerpetual Succour Primary.Supermarkets: Co-Operativeand Morrisons are a shortdrive away.
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interiorsLDP homes
Keeping up with the Downton crowd
2012-2013, which gives examples ofEdwardian pieces, ideal for Downtondevotees who want to precisely evokethe style.
“Increasingly on the AntiquesRoadshow, we find people bringing
along their items and, no matter howhigh their value, they still want tokeep them.
“They treasure them emotionallyfor their craftsmanship and links totheir family history.”
It’s beyond most of our budgets toreplicate those grand rooms in thegreat Downton Abbey. But,reassuringly, Miller says it’sperfectly possible to capture thecharm of the Edwardian era it
portrays, by featuring just a fewvintage pieces.
“This was such a diverse era forstyle because it reflected all sortsof influences, from Victorianand Art Nouveau, to Artsand Crafts or more delicateSheraton-style pieces, withpainted or marquetryeffects. There really issomething to appeal toeveryone,” she says.
“There’s no need toslavishly follow a periodlook or specific era. In fact,mixing old pieces with new ismore fashionable.
“I live in an Edwardianhouse and have PhilippeStarck furniture mixingwith antiques. Vintagepieces are wise buys as
Bathing was a leisurely affair in grand homes and it’s hard to beat the grandeur of a handmade Usk bateau bath, frDrummonds and, left, turn a bedroom into a luxurious sanctuary fit for a lady with a sumptuous VViceroy divan and Eccleston headboard covered in Imperial Gold silk. Beds made to order, fr
Quirky accessories add atmosphere, like thisdoorstop made from a recycled woodencobbler’s last, used originally as a mould tofashion shoes, £24, from Baileys Home &Garden,
Capturecommunication
style with abrass and wood Nostalgia TableTop Telephone, £45, from PastTimes
PERIOD drama DowntonAbbey may have won overthe nation with itsintriguing plots aroundthe aristocratic Crawley
family and their servants, but itssettings are also winning hearts.
The lavish interiors of the ITV1series (back on our screens from lastSunday) have prompted a revival inall things elaborate and vintage.
“The rooms in Downton are sofascinating to look at,” says JudithMiller, one of the experts on BBC’sAntiques Roadshow.
“They’re worthy of a show inthemselves because they’re filledwith treasures and authentic perioddetails.
“Antiques and vintage pieces,which are already enjoying renewedpopularity at the moment, have beengiven a further boost by the series.”
Our enthusiasm for vintage is, shebelieves, partly fuelled by ahankering for nostalgia and a desireto replicate the perceived order,obedience and security of past eras.
“The modern world is quite scaryand people now want their homes tobe nurturing spaces, where they feelcocooned, safe and comfortinglysurrounded by the things they love,”she says.
While the drama’s themes ofpassion, tragedy and plottingfascinate fans, she believes that“stories” associated with periodpieces of furniture are similarlyappealing.
“There’s an appreciation forfurniture and possessions that havebeen handed down over the yearsand have a history
“There’s a romance in that,” saysMiller, also author of Miller’sAntiques Handbook & Price Guide
Turn back time with apocket watch wall clock,£57, from Shabby ChicOriginals
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In association with
Keeping up with the Downton crowd
new designer furniture depreciatesby around a fifth the moment you getit home, in much the same way as a
new car does.”“Antiques will generally atleast hold their value, if not
appreciate. They’re alsomade to last and manypieces, unless they’re rare,are often very affordableat auctions, fairs or evencar boot sales.”
So, let the series comealive at home with period-
style furniture andaccessories to make even the
Dowager Countess of Grantham,played by Dame MaggieSmith, proud.
UPSTAIRS STYLELord and Lady
Grantham, played by HughBonneville and Elizabeth McGovern,hold court in gracious drawingrooms at Downton, which still retaintheir elegance in this series, eventhough the home’s now involved inthe war effort.
“Opulence, using heavy fabrics,expert craftsmanship, intricatedetailing and imported exoticpieces are characteristic ofthese homes,” saysMarianne Richards, headof styling at HomeSense.
“Choose curtains andcushions in rich petrolblues, crimsons, burntorange and bronze,preferably heavilyembroidered orwith a tapestryeffect or damask, andperhaps some tassel
fringing. Certain details are typicalof that period, such as claw feet onfurniture, marquetry, parquetflooring and black and white tiledfloors.”
DOWNSTAIRS STYLEBelow stairs, where brooding
disciplinarian butler Carson(Jim Carter) and
housekeeper MrsHughes (Phyllis
Logan) rule, there’snone of the fineryassociated with therooms above.
But with akitchen where all
the servants gather,
it’s still full ofatmosphere.
“Practical Arts &Crafts furniture, whichstarted to be massproduced in this era sothat style and quality wasno longer limited to theupper and middle classes,is very collectible,” saysMiller.
“A large rustic tablewith a collection ofperiod chairs is inkeeping with the eclecticlook of today, wherepersonality in interiorshas completely banishedsterile minimalism.”
ur of a handmade Usk bateau bath, from £3,390, fromwith a sumptuous ViSpring bed, the Magnificence with
, from £17,500Oil-filled lamps provide the flickering light of yesteryear.Bottle of lamp oil, £8.25, from Baileys Home & Garden
An Edwardiansatinwood,carved andpainted bookcase,with two glazeddoors overadjustableshelves, whichfeatures inMiller's AntiquesHandbook & PriceGuide 2012-2013,by Judith Miller
Period pieces
YOU can spend as much or aslittle as you like to get thatDownton Abbey feel in yourhome.
If you can afford to splashthe cash – and have the type ofproperty to match – invest ingenuine antiques from
reputable dealers andantiques fairs.
Fairs and boot sales canalso be a treasure trove forthose on a smallerbudget, looking foraccessories and qualityreproduction pieces.
And don’t forget thehigh street stores,
charity and bric-a-bracshops for affordablearisto-chic.
A gilded Cottesbrookeembellished mirror, £50.26,teamed with a gold andcrystal Adelaide chandelier,£440, from The Chandelier &Mirror Company, could bejust the touches for yourstately home
Recline in styleon a velvetYanna sofa,£1,190 fromSofa.com; raiseyour status with a cushionembroidered with the title ‘Her Ladyship’, £15, fromPast Times, right; porcelain cupboard knobs, withantique clock design are £5 each, from John Lewis
n back time with apocket watch wall clock,
om Shabby Chic Make tea-time an occasion with Royal Alberttea set, in pink and gold, £37.50, Tesco.com
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LDP homes
Spain, from160,000 eurosMAKING it even easier to buyyour dream home in Spain, devel-oper Taylor Wimpey de Españawill match the Spanish govern-ment’s 4% reduction in IVA (theequivalent of VAT) on new propert-ies – meaning that no VAT will bedue on new stock propertiesdelivered before the end of 2011.
In an attempt to reduce thevolume of stock property in Spainand stimulate the constructionsector once again, the Spanishgovernment has decreed that IVAwill be reduced by 50% until theend of the year – making purch-asers of both first (mostly Spanishnationals) and second new homesliable for only 4% of the purchaseprice – a saving of 8,000 euros on a200,000 euro home.
Ignacio Osle, sales andmarketing manager at TaylorWimpey de España, said: “Now’sthe perfect time to invest in a newhome in Spain. The reduction inIVA, combined with the favour-able euro- to-pound exchangerate, means British buyers canmake hefty savings withoutcompromising on quality.”
With an 86% customer satisfac-tion rating already, Taylor Wimpeyde España is committed to assist-ing potential buyers further andis delighted to be able to matchthe reduction in IVA – creating arare time-limited opportunity forinvestors to purchase their dreamhome in Spain VAT free.
Fortuitously for second homebuyers, the majority of newhomes which meet the policyrequirements are located in
sought-after coastal destinationssuch as the Costa del Sol,Mallorca and Costa Blanca.
At Taylor Wimpey de España’sEl Puerto II development in CalaD’Or, Mallorca, fully furnishedproperties are available from177,000 euros, with no VAT.Located on the south-east coast ofthe island, the development,which is close to the glamorousMarina de Cala D’Or, has threeswimming pools. Two-bedroomapartments are available.
Taylor Wimpey de España’s
Calpesol complex in Calpe, CostaBlanca, consists of houses withgardens and communal swimmingpools. Constructed to a high qual-ity, the properties have threebedrooms, two bathrooms, cloak-room, garden, roofed sun terraceand private parking. These prop-erties are built and available nowfrom 160,000 euros with no VAT.■ FOR more details, contactTaylor Wimpey España on 08000121 020 or visitwww.taylorwimpeyspain.com formore information.
Spain’s Costa Blanca is the ideal place for a second home; right,Taylor Wimpey de España’s development in Calpesol
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Ellesmere, North Shropshire
A Stunning Lakeland Property in a much favoured location.* 26.5 acres in total.*An immaculately presented property in a beautiful setting with magnificentviews over its own tree fringed lake.* 5 good sized paddocks & 5 parcels ofwoodland.* Additional land & equestrian range of buildings available separately.
Grange Road
Guide Price £1,500,000
Malpas, Cheshire
A superb partially completed residential property.* Grounds of approx 1.5acres* Porch, Dining Cloakroom/Store, separate w.c, Drawing Room, SittingRoom, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility Room.* Study/Landing, Master Bedroomwith En-suite Bathroom & Dressing Room, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom.
Chorlton
Guide Price £710,000
Gresford, Wrexham
A converted Railway Station situated in an attractive wooded valley.* SittingRoom, Morning Room, Dining Room, Breakfast Kitchen & Utility.* First floor23 ft Lounge with balcony.* 4 Beds & 3 Bath/Shower Rooms.* MasterBedroom Suite.* Extensive Garaging. * Large & attractive gardens.
Gresford Hill
Guide Price £690,000
Mostyn, Flintshire
An 18th Century Mill House situated in a beautiful wooded valley.* EntranceHall, Breakfast Kitchen & Sitting Area, Sitting Room, Dining Room, WC.* 4double bedrooms, 2 with En-suite Shower Rooms.* 41 ft open plan LivingRoom.* Extensive gardens and grounds totalling 1.6 acres.
Llanerch-y-Mor
Guide Price £455,000
Corwen, Denbighshire
A delightful 16th Century thatched cottage set in an elevated position amidstrolling countryside,* Hall, Sitting Room, Study, Cloakroom/WC, Kitchen/DiningRoom & Garden Room.* 3 Bedrooms, one with an En-suite Bathroom &Family Bathroom.* Open fronted Garage with Loft.* Lovely gardens.
Derwen
Guide Price £450,000
Llannefydd, Denbigh,
An attractive small holding.* Sitting Room, Kitchen, Utility, Office/Store,Inner Hall, Bed 5/Study.* 4 Bedrooms, 1 with En-suite, Bathroom.* Formerfarm yard with permission for new farm buildings and grass paddocksextending to 2.291 acres.* Just under 3 acres total area.
Llannefydd
Guide Price £425,000
Autumn Agricultural Land SaleFor Sale By Auction(Subject to conditions and unless previously sold)
Tuesday 27th September 2011 at 7.00 pm at Rowton Hall Hotel, Chester
Land at Pant Quarry, Halkyn Mountain, Rhes-y-CaeApproximately 30 acres split into 3 Lots of good quality, useful grazing land
with Lot 1 suitable for mowing or a range of crops. Located on the edge of
Rhes-y-Cae near Pant Quarry.
Lot 1 – 21.14 acres (approx) Guide £7,000 - £8,000 per acre
Lot 2 – 3.03 acres (approx) Guide £6,000 - £7,000 per acre
Lot 3 – 4.7 acres (approx) Guide £6,000 - £7,000 per acre
Land at Rosemary Lane, Burton, Nr Rossett ,WrexhamAn excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 5.87 acres of land. A goodlocation with potential for use as a pony paddock or grazing land accessed offRosemary Lane. The land is 1.5 miles west of Rossett and 5.5 miles fromWrexham.
Lot 1 – 5.87 acres Guide Price: £10,000 per acre
Land at Commonside, AlvanleyAgricultural land for sale in 4 lots situated in close proximity about ½ mile from thevillage of Alvanley.
Lot 1 – 15.84 acres Guide Price £8,000 - £10,000 per acre
Lot 2 – 2.74 acres Open to Offers
Lot 3 – 9.01 acres Guide Price £8,000 - £10,000 per acre
Lot 4 – 3.36 acres Open to Offers
Land at Cilcain Road, Cilcain, Mold
Two parcels of high quality agricultural land extending in total to 18.82 acres on the
edge off the popular village of Cilcain. Situated on the edge of the village, and it is
considered that there may be future hope value of future development.
Lot 1 – 8.63 acres Guide Price £6,000 - £8,000 per acre
Lot 2 – 10.19 acres Guide Price £6,000 – £8,000 per acre
