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    RESIDENTIAL 2-38 COMMERCIAL 39-45NEWHOMES46-49CLASSIFIEDS 50 LETTINGS

    Panoramic

    views fromeach floorTREETOPS at Butts Bank,Broadwas, about four miles westof Worcester, is a moderndetached family home on threefloors and has panoramic views.

    It has a hall, a utility room, akitchen/breakfast room, acombined lounge and diningroom with a balcony/sun terrace,a masterbedroomand a bathroom.

    There are two more bedroomson the first floor and a separateshower room. The lower groundhas a further reception room, afourth bedroom and a showerroom.

    Outside are gardens with a

    summer house and a greenhouse.

    PropertyNewsTHURSDAY, MAY 26, 2011 worcesternews.

    Worcester News

    AUCTIONS........................

    BUSINESS & COMMERCIA

    CLASSIFIEDS.....................

    NEW HOMES.....................

    RESIDENTIALAllan Morris.........................Andrew Grant......................Cawley................................Connells..............................Fisher German John Sanders...Griffiths & Charles................Halls....................................Hayes Sales & Lettings...........Hills Estate Agents................

    John Goodwin......................Knight Frank.........................Parkinson Wright.................Philip Laney & Jolly................Reeds Rains..........................Spencers..............................The Property Centre............Town & Country Property Ser

    LETTINGSAllan Morris Lettings.............Andrew Grant Lettings..........G Herbert Banks..................Griffiths & Charles................Hills Estate Agents................Houselets.............................

    Martin & Co.........................Northwood.........................Philip Laney & Jolly................Premier Places......................Reeds Rains..........................Simply Lets...........................Town & Country Property Ser

    MODERN: Treetops, Broadwas.

    BUYERS INFOPRICE: 459,500AGENT: HALLSCALL: 01905 611066

    Smart and stylishA BEAUTIFULLY presented,detached home, 85 Spetchley Roadis south of Worcester city centre.

    The smart and stylish layoutincludes an entrance hallway withwooden flooring and a cloakroom,three reception rooms, a breakfastkitchen, four double bedroomsand a family bathroom.

    The lounge has a bay windowwhile another of the reception

    rooms has sliding patio doors. Thethird reception room could beused as a dining room and it has alog burner.

    The master bedroom has anen-suite shower room and asecond bedroom has fittedwardrobes. The family bathroomhas been refitted with a whitesuite.

    There are gardens, a garage and

    plenty of off-road parking. Thelarge garden at the rear of thehouse has a patio area, a lawn,mature shrubs and conifers.

    There is also a summer housewith power.

    GOOD LOOKING: 85 Spetchley Road, Worcester, has three reception rooms and four double bedrooms.

    BUYERS INFOPRICE: 399,950AGENT: THE PROPERTY CENTRECALL: 01905 22222

    INDEX

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    4 worcesternews.co.uk Thursday, MaPROPERTY NEWS

    Stunning Tudor country housis awash with original featureOut and about in the glorious Teme Valley Mike Pryce happens upon a renovated architectural gem that dates from the16th

    6 STOCKTON ROAD

    Number six, Abberley Park, Stockton Road, Abberley, nearWorcester, is a three-bedroom barn conversion. Theaccommodation includes a reception hall with a floor of Indianslate, a cloakroom, a fitted breakfast kitchen, a sitting roomand a dining room with an oak floor.Upstairs is a family bathroom suite and three bedrooms themaster has an en-suite. There is sealed unit double glazingand also economy seven storage heating.There is a rear garden, a garage and off-road communalparking.

    PRICE 319,950; AGENT TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTYSERVICES; CALL 01905 610710

    THE KNOWLE

    The Knowle at Sankyns Green, Little Witley, near Worcester, has10 acres of gardens, meadows and woodland. It also has greatviews across the Teme Valley to Abberley clock tower andWitley Court.The accommodation includes a reception hall, a cloakroom, adrawing room, a dining room, a sitting room, a kitchen, abreakfast room, a utility and a garden. Upstairs are fourbedrooms, all with en-suites. The house dates from the 16thcentury and there are sympathetic additions. Outside is aflagstone terrace, a ha-ha, an ancient orchard, a meadow andabout 1,200 trees have been planted in recent years

    PRICE 1,150,000; AGENT ANDREW GRANT; CALL 01905734735

    2 THE PRY COTTAGE

    A semi-detached period cottage in a peaceful villanumber two The Pry Cottage is at Frith Common, nEardiston, Tenbury Wells.The accommodation includes a breakfast kitchen,room, a dining room, an entrance hall and a showe

    Upstairs is a bathroom and three bedrooms. Theprivate off-road parking and landscaped gardens.

    PRICE 265,000; AGENT G HERBERT BANKS; CA896968

    SWEEPING through thebeighbouring counties ofShropshire, Worcestershireand Herefordshire, theTeme Valley has often been

    described as rivalling the beauty ofthe Cotswolds.

    Rolling hills and wooded valleysabound and picturesque propertiesare in abundance, many with greathistory.

    Here are a quartet to cover mostprice ranges. The first is LulsleyCourt, the stunning Tudorproperty that lies off a privatelyowned no through road about fourmiles west of Worcester.

    While the grade two listed househas 16th century origins it has beenbeautifully refurbished and makes

    for a fine family house in awonderful rural location.

    Its carved bargeboards, finialsand fine chimney stack areespecially noteworthy. Theproperty has undergone a series ofimprovements which include a newroof, rewiring, a new boiler,dryproofing the cellar, repaintinginside and out and a replacementconservatory.

    Original features include exposedbeams, high ceilings, originalfireplaces and exposed oakfloorboards in certain rooms.

    The drawing room has an openfireplace with a flagstone hearth, atimber surround and mantel and abay window with french doors tothe gardens.

    The dining room is another fineroom with panelled walls to picture

    rail height and an elegant openfireplace with a wooden mantel anda wood burning stove.

    The sitting room has an openfireplace with a brick hearth andarched mantel and there are fittedbookshelves along one wall.

    The kitchen/breakfast room has afloor of decorative Chinese slateand an extensive range of units.There is also a four-oven oil-firedAga in an arched inglenook recesswith a feature former bread oven

    opening. From the kitchen is a doorto a courtyard and french doors toa terrace and gardens.

    A study, garden room and acloakroom complete the groundfloor. There is also a cellar..

    The principal master bedroomhas an open fireplace, walk-inclothes cupboards, exposed beamsand views over the gardens. Itsen-suite bathroom includes a bathwith a shower attachment as wellas a separate shower cubicle.

    The guest bedroom has an openfireplace and there are five morebedrooms as well as two familybathrooms.

    The second floor attic room iscurrently in use as a cinema.

    A meandering driveway with highhedges and a chestnut avenue leadsto Lulsley Court and there is apillared and gated entrance to agravel drive that provides plenty ofcar parking.

    Against a courtyard is an elegant

    multi-level conservatorblack and white chequemature vine and a wate

    Formal and private gthe east and north wheinterspersed with rosesbox and yew hedges analso a pergola with clim

    THREE MORE OF A KIND: HOW TO BECOME ONE OF THE TEME PLAYERS

    BUYERS INFO

    PRICE: 845,000AGENT: KNIGHT FRACALL: 01905 723438

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    Thursday, May 26, 2011 PROPERTY NEWS

    A FORMER clergymans house,Glebe House at Grafton Flyford is aspacious family property, originallybuilt by the Worcester diocese.

    It is situated in about three-quarters of an acre of land andadjoins farmland on three sides.

    Rooms in the house overlookgardens and fields. On the groundfloor is an entrance hall, a

    reception hall, three receptionrooms, a fitted kitchen, a utilityand a boot room.

    Upstairs there are four good-sizedbedrooms together with a familybathroom.

    Glebe House has upvc doubleglazed windows, a detached garageand a gated front drive.

    There are level lawns and a rich

    variety of trees including silverbirch and a rare Japanese laurel.

    The gardens are enclosed bymature hedgerows.

    BUYERS INFOPRICE: 575,000AGENT: FISHER GERMAN JOHNSANDERSCALL: 01905 726220

    END OF A TERRACE WITH VIEWS OVER THE PARKOn the southern outskirts ofWorcester is an end of terraceproperty at 21 Woodbridge Close.Built by the local firm ofdevelopers Alexander it has a

    sitting room, a refitted kitchenand a large conservatory. Upstairsare two double bedrooms thebiggest has a built-in wardrobe and a bathroom. There are viewsover Battenhall Park and a largerear garden.

    PRICE 154,950; AGENT HILLSESTATE AGENTS; CALL 01905723545

    PROPERTYPROFILE

    THREE-STOREY TOWNHOUSE HAS FOUR BEDROOMSA grade two listed four-bedroomtownhouse, 9 Barbourne Terracehas easy access into Worcester,the M5 and also excellent localschools.The accommodation comprises anentrance hall, a sitting room, adining room, a rear covered lobby,a kitchen and a cellar.

    On the first floor are twobedrooms and a bathroom.On the second floor are two morebedrooms and a bathroom.At the front of the house is alawned garden and at the rear is amature lawned garden and adouble garage.

    PRICE 335,000; AGENT ALLANMORRIS; CALL 01905 612266

    PROPERTYPROFILE

    BUILT FOR A CLERGYMAN: Glebe House, Grafton Flyford, near Pershore, has four good-sized bedrooms.

    Heavenly situation

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    Thursday, May 26, 2011 PROPERTY NEWS

    Business&CommercialNewsTHE BEST ON OFFER

    Do your homework before

    changing address of firmH

    AVING the rightpremises, whether amajormanufacturingfacility or a small

    office suite, can play a vital rolein business success and have areal effect on the bottom line.

    But one Worcestershirecommercial property agent saysthat when it comes to changingproperty, too manyorganisations do not give theirfull consideration to ensuringthey get it right.

    John Dillon of JP DillonCommercial PropertyConsultants in Droitwich and

    Bromsgrove says that movingpremises is a disruptive,difficult and time costly for anyorganisation, but these negativeeffects on the smooth operationof the business are made evenworse if major aspects of theproperty search are overlooked,namely: identifying needs,timescales, leaving existingpremises, availability ofproperty and budget.

    Mr Dillon offers some simpleadvice on acquiring newcommercial premises.

    Far too many commercialproperty enquiries are made byorganisations looking to movethat have not consideredfundamental details, such asthe size or nature of theproperty they require.

    It is vital to get the

    specification right because mostbusinesses do not oftenrelocate. This can begin with aspace audit, which determinesthe floor space requirements ofthe business.

    Businesses must also considerwhether to buy or rent. Thereare pros and cons on both sidesof the buy/lease equation,ranging from flexibility andcapital commitment, through totax breaks and financialincentives available to help cutthe cost of the move.

    It is vital to be realistic abouttimescales and to leave enoughtime for any contingency. If thechosen premises are new-buildor being purpose-built, it canoften take between nine monthsand two years for the

    development to reachcompletion.Furthermore furniture,

    equipment, plant and utilities,which are essential to theoperation of the business, canalso be subject to longer lead-times than anticipated.

    How easy is it to vacate anexisting property? For example,what are the conditions of anylease held and the requirementsfor notices and liabilities fordilapidations.

    How long it will take to assignor sell any existing premises,depending on prevailing market

    conditions. It is important tofactor in any exit costs, such aslease break penalties, anddilapidations/repair costs, aswell as any survey costs andprofessional advice.

    Despite a plethora of agents,many businesses are surprised

    just how few availableproperties meet their specificneeds.

    Mr Dillon approaches thishurdle by determining thegeneral locations or specificbuildings that his clients feelwill meet their needs and theninvestigating whether there isscope for negotiation to securepremises off market, as well asthe accommodation which is

    being openly advertised.Businesses should be realistic

    about their budget when theyrelocate and consider everypotential cost of the move. Forexample, it is time wasted toconsider premises if they willultimately be too expensive tooccupy or fit out.

    Take into account additionalcosts such as business rates,insurance and service charges,if they apply.

    Ultimately, businesses need tobe able to relocate to the rightpremises, achieve best value formoney, meet the required

    timescale with the end goal ofachieving minimum disruptionto operations and making asmooth transition to enable abusiness to continue its growth.

    To help organisations achievethis goal, Mr Dillons companyprovides an acquisitions servicedesigned to find the correctpremises and negotiatefavourable terms.

    Using qualified charteredsurveyors who have an intimateknowledge of local propertymarkets can save businesses agood deal of time and money.

    Mr Dillon saidActing onbehalf of Worcestershire legalfirm Thomas Horton LLP JPDillon Commercial Property

    Consultants We have justacquired prestigious new officepremises in Sansome Walk,Worcester on behalf ofWorcestershire legal firmThomas Horton LLP.

    The acquisition of regionaloffice premises in Worcester byfor the firm is in response to agrowing amount of workreceived for its litigationdepartment and the need to beclose to the citys county court.

    For more information, contactJP Dillon on 01527 872525 or01905 670900 or by e-mail.

    [email protected].

    HELP AND ADVICE: John Dillon, right,and left, the prestigious office premisesin Sansome Walk, Worcester, that hiscompany has acquired on behalf ofThomas Horton LLP.

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    Business&CommercialNewsTHE BEST ON OFFER

    CONTEMPORARY offices are forsale or to let at unit six, Greenbox,West Hall Road, Stoke Prior, betweenBromsgrove and Droitwich.

    The site is just a couple of milesfrom junction five of the M5. Unitsix is open plan first floor officeaccommodation in the original 1929Art Deco building. It includes anoffice suite of 750 sq ft/70 sq m withviews over the rear garden and

    adjacent land. There is alavatories.The entire side of the o

    glazed and there is air coand an electronic interco

    Architectural ge

    INFO

    PRICE: 150,000GUIDE: 10,000 pa exAGENT: ANDREW GRACALL: 01905 29402

    ART DECO:Unit six isavailable torent at theGreenbox,Weston HallRoad, StokePrior,Bromsgrove.

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    Business&CommercialNewsTHE BEST ON OFFER

    PROPERTY NEWS

    A RARE opportunity to securea large site of good qualitywarehousing and offices, withthe potential for additionalbuildings on adjacent land, hascome to the market inWorcestershire.

    Corbett Business Park, atShaw Lane, Stoke Prior, nearBromsgrove, consists of a 10,800sq ft of office building and twowarehouse units of 73,000 sq ftand 25,000 sq ft. There is also asix-acre plot of land for furtherdevelopment.

    Just two miles from junctionfive of the M5, the site hasexcellent access to the widermotorway network includingthe M6, M42, M40 and M50.

    Richard Tomlinson, ofWorcester-based agents HallsCommercial, said: CorbettBusiness Park provides a very

    good opportunity formanufacturers or distributioncompanies that may beconsidering relocating to a sitewith first class transport links.

    It is in a semi-rural area yetvery close to the motorway. It isself-contained and very secure,having security gates, a gatehouse and its boundariesinclude a railway to the rearand a canal atthe front. It isalso possible to easily sub-divide the units to suit thespace that is required byoccupiers.

    Formerly occupied by Linpac,

    all the buildings are nowvacant. They are being offeredfreehold or leasehold, either asa whole or sub-divided asrequired.

    Mr Tomlinson said: CorbettBusiness Park is an ideallocation for a major storage anddistribution company or amanufacturer. The largerwarehouse is divided into fourequal bays of 18,000 sq ft andhas eight level-access loadingdoors, a loading canopy andautomated racking. It has aneaves height of 6.5 metres.

    The smaller warehouse isdivided into two equal bays of12,500 sq ft with similarspecification and comes withplanning consent to extend byan additional 17,380 sq ft.

    The business park may alsosuit companies that require

    smaller units as the existingwarehousing lends itself tobeing sub divided.

    The two-storey offices arelocated at the entrance to thesite. Constructed in 2004, thebuilding is well specifiedthroughout and has lift access,air conditioning, recessedlighting and 52 designated carparking spaces.

    Located to the east of thesmaller warehouse, the sixacres of land is suitable forB1/2/8 development and isreached by a new road to therear of the office and

    warehouse buildings.Halls Commercial provides

    specialist commercial propertyservices to a wide range ofclients throughout theWorcestershire, Herefordshire,Shropshire and the Midlands.

    Partner Robert Championsaid: It is well documentedthat there is a national shortageof good quality distributionwarehousing throughout theUK and therefore this site is arare opportunity which willappeal to many businesses.

    We are in discussions withlogistics companies, storageand distribution firms andmanufacturers.

    The shed market has held upvery well and we are getting tothe stage, particularly aroundWorcestershire and the southof Birmingham, where there is

    a distinct lack of supply of bigsheds.There isnt a lot of land

    available either for thesedevelopments so if a companyneeds a big shed relativelyquickly they really dont havetoo many options.

    Corbett Business Park is ingood condition, has good eavesheight and is economically veryattractive.

    For more information, contactRichard Tomlinson of HallsCommercial on 01905 720126 ore-mail [email protected].

    Chance to buy orlease warehouses

    THE SITE: Corbett Business Park, Shaw Lane, Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove, has plenty of potential.

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    Business&CommercialNeTHE BEST ON OFFER

    PROPERTY NEWS

    The last time estawas sold was in 70AVAILABLE for the first time in30 years, the 2.6 acre TroyIndustrial Estate in Jill Lane,Sambourne, near Redditch, hasfour industrial units and anoffice building covering morethan 13,500 sq ft.

    There is also planningpermission for a further fourindustrial units totalling 20,000sq ft.

    Originally developed in the1940s by Quinney Diaries, thesite was taken over by the MilkMarketing Board in the 1970s.

    It was sold in 1978 to aninvestor for development as amanufacturing centre for anumber of companies making

    components for the carindustry.

    The last of these companieshas now vacated the site,although Stratford-on-AvonDistrict Council is keen to seethe site retained foremployment purposes. Thisgives a prime opportunity for adeveloper to completelyredevelop the site.

    Selling agent John Dillionsaid: Rarely do industrialfreehold sites with such obviouspotential come to the market,offering massive scope forincreased density.

    With new small industrialunits in the area going for

    about 95 psf, an inbusiness centre offefreehold units for sawould provide any dwith a good return.

    With an office dealready next door, tmake even more senAlternatively an owoccupier might wishuse of the existing u

    view to expanding tmanufacturing spactime.

    A SHOP unit has becomeavailable on the Manor Parkdevelopment at Lower Wick,Worcester.

    The property at 51 CanadaWay is in an establishedretailing location and is one ofa number of shops within the

    same parade.Near to the front of thepremises is off-road communalparking for shoppers.

    The shop comprises atraditional ground floor doublefronted lock up retail unittogether with a lavatory and aloading area.

    The accommodation has netinternal floor space of 62.5 sqm/672 sq ft.

    RENTAL INFOGUIDE: 12,000 pa exAGENT: ANDREW GRANTCALL: 01905 29402 RENT IT: The shop unit at 51 Canada Way, Lower Wick

    Shop is close to hom

    BUYERS INFPRICE: 650,000AGENT: JP DILLONCALL: 01527 87252

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    Thursday, May 26, 2011 PROPERTY NEWS

    Business&CommercialNewsTHE BEST ON OFFER

    Check out officesHANDY office accommodation

    is available to lease in thecentre of Droitwich.

    There are two suites and theyare situated on the second floorof the towns medical centre inOmbersley Street East and soare in a very prominentposition.

    The offices are divided by afolding door which can beopened to make a generous-sized space totalling51.4 sq m (553sq ft).

    The offices also benefit fromthe shared use of heating, akitchen and male and femalelavatories.

    Board rooms within the

    building are available for hireon a separate day rate.

    Parking can be purchased at400 per annum.

    Approximate net internalareas are suite one 24.9 sq m/268sq ft and suite two 26.5 sq m/285sq ft.

    The annual rental is inclusiveof all utilities, service chargesand business rates per unit.

    RENTAL INFO

    GUIDE: FROM 7,000 paAGENT: ANDREW GRANTCOMMERCIALCALL: 01905 29402

    CENTRAL: Rent office spaceat Droitwich Medical Centre.

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    NewHomesNewsAROUND THE DEVELOPMENTS

    MANY peoplestruggle to find theright balance ofrural and urbansurroundings for

    their home, but one couplefound just that when theyvisited Taylor WimpeyMidlands Diglis Waterdevelopment in Worcester andsecured their dream home 18months before it was due to bebuilt.

    Richard and Gillian Redwoodbecame the very first buyers tosnap up a stunning Malvernapartment at the watersidedevelopment after looking atthe blueprints and bought offplan to ensure they didnt missout.

    Mr Redwood said: We fell inlove with Diglis Water the firsttime we visited it and our newapartment here has more thanlived up to our expectations.

    The whole moving processwas very straightforwardthanks to the excellent salesteam who couldnt do enough tohelp. Buying off plan enabled usto have an input into theinterior of our home andwherever possible TaylorWimpey accommodated our

    requirements to ensure ourfinished apartment was perfect.Mr and Mrs Redwood are now

    settled into their new penthouseapartment and enjoying thebeautiful views of thewaterfront park, city vista anddistant Malvern hills.

    Mr Redwood said: Thelocation is absolutely spot onand offers us the perfectbalance of city and suburbanlife. We had lived in the centre

    of Worcester for the past 10years and enjoy the hustle andbustle of city living but as wereoften overseas we wanted ahome that was more lowmaintenance and still withinwalking distance to the citycentre.

    While it is quieter by theriver there is still plenty ofactivity going on and thesurrounding scenery isstunning.

    Mrs Redwood said: Wereabsolutely thrilled with ourbeautiful new home and havesettled into life at Diglis Waterextremely well. Our wholeexperience of buying theapartment has exceeded ourexpectations, so much so that

    weve already recommendedbuying a home here to a numberof friends.

    Diglis Water, which has wonan NHBC quality award and aseal of excellence award, issituated where the Birminghamand Worcester canal meets theriver Severn and has breathednew life into Worcestersriverside. Currently available isa range of stunning two-bedroom apartments, three-

    droom penthouses aand four bedroom to

    Anne Wallace, regand marketing direTaylor Wimpey MidIts fantastic that RGillian have now mare making the mosmagnificent new howere delighted thatbuying experience wWimpey has gone so

    As Richard highlyoure in no rush tobuying off plan hasbenefits so its definconsidering. Why nvisit to find out mor

    Prices currently s174,995 for a two-bapartment, 184,995

    bedroom townhouse459,995 for a three-penthouse with stuover Worcester.

    For more informaview a fantastic virtthe development, vimarketing suite andhomes in Diglis DocDiglis Road or call 0between 10am and 5or log ontotaylorwimpey.co.uk

    Were on top of th

    world at our brilliapenthouse apartme

    HAPPY:Gillian andRichard

    Redwood onthe balconyof their newpenthouseapartmentat DiglisWater,Worcester.

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    Thursday, May 26, 2011 PROPERTY NEWS

    NewHomesNewsAROUND THE DEVELOPMENTS

    HOUSE hunterssearching for ahome inHerefordshirethat offers

    plenty of space for theirmoney should pay a visit toTaylor Wimpey MidlandsShobdon Oaks developmentat Shobdon where a newFrampton view home isopen for visitors.

    A magnificent five-bedroom detached home,the ground floor of theFrampton has two generousliving rooms one withfrench doors opening ontothe rear garden an openplan contemporary kitchenwith a dining area and autility room, a study and ahandy cloakroom.

    Upstairs are five goodsized bedrooms two ofwhich benefit fromen-suites and a modernmain bathroom. A detacheddouble garage and twoparking spaces complete thehome and its available from299,995.

    Anne Wallace, regional

    sales and marketingdirector for Taylor WimpeyMidlands, said: It can bedifficult to imagine what ahome is going to look likebased on just the floor plansso the view home is a blankcanvas that gives potentialbuyers an opportunity toexplore each room and get afeel for the size and thelayout of the home.

    The Frampton is ideal forgrowing families or upsizersin need of a more spacioushome and priced under300,000 it provides plenty of

    house for your money especially as its set in sucha desirable location.

    For those interested in theFrampton and are wantingto move but struggling tosell their existing property,Taylor Wimpey is offeringits popular part exchangescheme.

    Mrs Wallace said: Underthe scheme Taylor Wimpeybuys your current propertytaking the stress out of thehome buying process andmaking broken chains athing of the past.

    As well purchase yourhome at an agreed price,you dont have to worryabout paying any estateagents fees. This gives youextra money to spend on themore important things, likefurnishing your new home.

    Shobdon Oaks offers anexclusive collection of 35luxury homes which backon to open fields, are up to2,000 square feet in size andare priced from 299,995.

    Also available is thefabulous four-bedroom

    President show home whichcomes fully furnished andsold as seen.

    The development providesthe best of both worlds astunning countrysidesetting thats within easyreach of Ludlow (13 miles),Hereford (19 miles) andWorcester (45 miles).

    For more information,contact the marketing suite,open Thursday to Monday,between 10am and 5pm, call0845 6723917 or log ontotaylorwimpey.co.uk/shobdonoaks.

    FABULOUS: ShobdonOaks at Shobdon,near Leominster,offers an exclusivecollection of 35luxury homes whichback on to open

    fields, are up to2,000 square feet insize and are pricedfrom 299,995.

    Plenty ofspace athomes incountry

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    AuctionsNewsUNDER THE HAMMER

    Classifieds

    Surprise in saleroom as priceof board game kept on rising

    AVictorian board gamecalled the Ascent ofMont Blanc that camefrom a house clearancein Ledbury achieved

    top price in John Goodwins

    recent sale of collectables.The game, essentially a folding

    canvas board in its original boxbut lacking playing pieces,attracted worldwide interest.

    A large number of bids werereceived prior to the sale as aresult of the pre-sale advertisingand marketing and, to gasps fromthose in the room bidding openedat 1,600.

    Two telephone bidders were leftto listen to proceedings from thesidelines as those in the sale roomand spirited buyers on theinternet pushed the price above

    3,000. The hammer eventuallyfell at 3,400.

    The buyer, a UK internet bidder,reported afterwards that he wasat the very limit of his budgetand was anxious to fend off the

    Italian trade, who were thoughtto have underbid the lot.

    The sale was run in conjunctionwith the-saleroom.com withinternet interest and most of thecollectable lots came from buyersregistered in America, Canada,New Zealand, Australia, Taiwan,Singapore, Scandanavia andcontinental Europe.There werealso many UK bidders.

    The sale included a largecollection of comics, mostly inboxed lots, and once again therewas significant specialist interest.

    Most of the enthusiastic bidders

    attended the viewing and sale tocarefully go through each of thelots and there was an air offriendly rivalry in the saleroom.

    Top lot in the comic sectionwent to a box which included The

    Amazing Spiderman number twoand achieved a hammer price of1,900.

    A large collection of pens alsoattracted considerable specialistinterest. In total, it achievedmore than 7,000 with notableresults including three OnotoMagnas selling at prices of 300and 400 each.

    Other notable lots included an18 carat gold chronometer pocketwatch which sold at 950; two ArtDeco style Bakelite Ekco radiossold at 450 and 500 and fivecorkscrews one a rare

    Thomason patent exa650. Another lot whiastonished many of tattendance was a smabattered dolls house There was a table wit

    missing, four chairs istates of repair, a chaand two slightly largeThey were thought tocentury German origachieved an incredibl

    Auctioneer Chris Mafterwards he was delthe exceptional pricesbeen achieved and thlevels of interest thatspecialist sale of collegenerated worldwide

    It is hoped that a furcollectables can be sclater in the year.

    Bidding for battered dolls house furniture and a Victorian collectable brought gasps of astonishment at John Goodwins recent

    ANOTHER capacity crowdflocked to BrightwellsLeominster salerooms to seesome 112 classic vehicles comeunder the auctioneers hammer.

    By the time the dust had settledon what was a warm but blusteryafternoon, 81 vehicles had foundnew owners in a sale whichgrossed 912,000 and saw severalrecord prices set.

    Fittingly for the 50thanniversary of the model, it was a1962 Jaguar E-type S1 3.8Roadster that topped the results.It was a nicely restored and

    subtly upgraded example inopalescent dark green thatfetched 71,500. Illustrating thegulf that has opened up betweenSeries One E-types and the latermodels, a very smart left-handdrive 1971 S2 roadster in retail redmade 39,600 over 6,000 morethan the guide price but still along way short of current S1values.

    Other noteworthy Jaguarresults included the 59,400 paidfor a superb 1960 XK150 3.4 fixed-head coupe that looked simplystunning in Sherwood green with

    a suede green interior. Setting anew auction record for the model,this price would have landed youa nice convertible version not solong ago and reflects thepremium that beautifullyrestored cars now attract atauction.

    Much more usable than aroadster, it also had overdrive,disc brakes and matchingnumbers, all desirable qualities intodays enthusiast market.

    The 15,840 shelled out by anItalian buyer for a 1957 JaguarMkVIII with a later 4.2-litre

    engine was also a gooshows what great valimposing saloons concompared to the smalin the Jaguar range.

    On the theme of luxa number of Bentley sold well with top honto a tidy 1965 BentleyFlying Spur which mcreditable 55,000 deswedding trade white.

    The 17,125 paid forBentley Brooklands Rmiles on the clock wamoney.

    Classic motors do a roaring tra

    ASTONISHING PRICES: Above,the board game Ascent of MontBlanc, and right, the battereditems of dolls house furniture.

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