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THE PROPERTY GUIDE FOR HEREFORDSHIRE, MID-WALES AND SOUTH SHROPSHIRE

Country retreat with lake


INDEX
Andrew Grant .......... 28,29
Andrew Morris ................ 7
Arena Lettings ......... 32,33
Arkwright Owens ........ 36
Barry Bufton ................ 15 Little Peterstow Barn, designed. There is also a
Barratt Homes .............. 38 Peterstow, Ross-on-Wye lake which could provide a
Balfours with Berringtons Agent: Parrys Property fantastic area for wildlife
................................ 36,39 Offers: £985,000 or a quiet place to fish.
Belvoir ........................ 35 Call: 01989 768484 Along with approximately
Brightwells ............. 22,23 11 acres of grounds, pas-
LITTLE Peterstow Barn is ture and paddock, Little
Bloor ....................... 39 a superb six bedroom coun- Peterstow Barn benefits
Brightwells Lettings ...... 40 try home, encompassing from a detached barn with
Chesterton Humberts . 4,5 style, elegance and charac- consent for a holiday cot-
Cobb Property ........ 30,31 ter. tage.
Crest ........................ 7 The property is situated at The property comprises in
Connells ...................... 20 the bottom of a small lane brief of an entrance hall, a
Flint & Cook ....... 24,25,26 flanked by orchards and is cloak/boot room, a drawing
Fox Grant ..................... 27 approached through double room, a dining room and
Hayes .............. 12,13,14 gates, over a cattle grid and sitting/family room.
Hamilton Stiller ............. 38 onto a tree lined driveway The large kitchen is fitted
H J Pugh .................. 41 which divides into two. with cream units and wood-
Jacksons International 2,3 This leads up to the garag- en worksurfaces and gives
John Amos .................. 8,9 ing and ample parking access to a utility room.
John Goodwin .............. 21 space in front of the First floor accommodation
Knight Frank ................ 44 kitchen, while the alterna- consists of a master bed-
tive sweeping driveway room with en-suite bath-
Maitland Rachel ........... 43 leads to extensive parking room, a guest bedroom
McCartneys ............ 10,11 for the main entrance. with en-suite facility, a
Nicholas Craddock ...... 34 The fine gardens family bathroom and four
Nigel Ward ................. 36 have been professionally further bedrooms.
R M Caldicott ............... 35

Plenty of paddocks and gardens


Russell Baldwin & Bright 18
Sunderlands & Thompson
.......................... 17,37,40
Stooke Hill & Walshe ...... 6
Strand Homes ............ 37
Watkins & Thomas ...19,37 Orchard Stables, Wharton Bank, ing and solid oak framed double
Williams ........................ 16 Leominster glazing.
Agent: John Amos and Co In brief, Orchard Stables compris-
For professional advice on Offers: £299,950 es an entrance hall, a living/dining
advertising on the property Call: 01568 610310 room with a door opening out to the
pages, call our dedicated rear patio and a kitchen is fitted
team on 01432 845803 SITUATED in an elevated position with an extensive range of cream
with far reaching views, this four- units and integrated appliances.
bedroomed detached stable conver- There are four bedrooms, a contem-
sion, benefits from mature gardens porary bathroom fitted with a white
of over one fifth of an acre plus suite and a shower room.
nearby well fenced paddocks of The gardens have a large stone
approximately 1.5 acres. patio with surrounding ornamental
The property has been renovated ironwork making the best of the
to a high standard and includes a country views. Steps lead down to
Also search for property security alarm system, smoke an extensive lawn with mature
online at our website, alarm system, oil-fired central heat- trees and newly planted fruit trees.
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People making plans


Herefordshire material amendment Church Road. LEDBURY: Farm. carport and garden Oak, Bacton. Old Garage. Change of use of five
Council weekly to full planning per- GRENDON BISHOP: Replacement of exist- MARDEN: Double stores building for Mr WALFORD: Temporary WIGMORE: Extension car parking spaces to
list of planning mission Installation of solar PV ing two-bedroomed garage and work- and Mrs D Barrett at improvement of exist- to head’s office at car wash area for
applications DMN/101505/F for array for Mr and Mrs bungalow with two- shop/storage building Brickyard Boarding ing agricultural access front of school by main David Morris on land
Banner Homes Francis Lukas. storey two-bedroomed for Viviene Gumble at Kennels. to serve, construction entrance for Alison at Horse and Groom
ABBEY DORE: Erect Midlands at Convent HOW CAPLE: General house for Ruth The Fox, Litmarsh. PENCOMBE WITH compound associated Macarthur at Wigmore Pub, Eign Street.
freestanding 4kw Garden, Brockhill purpose agricultural Busbridge at MORDIFORD: GRENDON WARREN: with electricity cabling School. Single-storey rear
solar photovoltaic Road. building for storage of Greystones, New Alterations and Proposed conservatory works for Joe Turner HEREFORD: Insertion pitched roof extension
system in field to CRADLEY: Minor implements providing Street. extension to existing to south elevation, at field opp Warryfield of two new external to form living room,
supply electricity to amendment to a covered open area, LEOMINSTER: Single- property for Mike conversion of integral Farm. windows to staff with single storey
the house and barns DMN/102707/F, solar panels on south storey extension to Adams at Checkley. garage to habitable WELLINGTON: spaces within Asda, lean-to extension to
for David Bannister change of use of two facing roof slope for rear and side of exist- MUCH DEWCHURCH: accommodation for Proposed relocation of Belmont Road. form utility room and
at Farm House Farm. fields into domestic renewable energy for ing dwelling for Mr D Non-material to Charles Probert at garage for Mr R Variation of condition two new windows to
ASHPERTON: curtilage, removal of Mr B Watkins at Glebe Nicholas, 10 Caswell planning application New House. Walker at Chapel. two of application west elevation for Dr
Demolish porch and old corrugated barn Farm. Crescent. DMSW/100074/F for ROSS-ON-WYE: WELSH NEWTON: Two- DMS/102615/F, build and Mrs N P Salmon at
replace with single- and erection of oak KINGTON: Two-storey LINTON: Timber minor alterations to Removal of existing storey extension to four new dwellings 19 The Park.
storey orangery rear framed garage with extension to rear for framed deck to rear of fenestration and internal window mer- rear to provide with garages, for Mark Provision of fire
extension for Andrew new access, alter- Amanda and James at property for Tracey amendment to chandising and instal- additional domestic Mifflin at The escape refuge areas
Cummings at ations and relocation Church Street. Smith at Hartleton planning application lation of new installa- accommodation for Highlands, 88 within the basement of
Heywood Lane. of garage and Installation of roof- Lodge, Bromsash. DMSW/100072/F to tion of ATM tablet over Stewart and Catherine Aylestone Hill. the car park including
AYMESTREY: entrance walls to be mounted solar panels LLANGARRON: relocate cycle shed external cash dispens- Felton-Blyth at Rose Two-storey side exten- modifications for exit
Refurbishment of straight not curved, and provision of 2.1m Proposed single- and bin store to east ing machine for Martin Cottage. sion for Jason Parce at routes and the instal-
existing house and for Roger Penson at pallisade fencing to storey lean-to end of forecourt and Pucknell at 50 High WEOBLEY: Reduce 18 Alice Close, lation of a new lift for
extension into exist- Batchcombe building supplies yard extension and exter- alter cycle shelter by Street. Single-storey height of one maple by Tupsley. the owner at car park
ing outhouse to pro- Farmhouse. for Mr C A Edwards at nal stone for Philip half to accommodate rear extension and 6m and width by 4m Conversion of existing area, Maylords
vide bedroom with CRASWALL: Twin span Sunset. Miles at Old Pound small store for the internal alterations for for Mr and Mrs Robert basement to display Shopping Centre.
en-suite bathroom at portal frame building KINSHAM: Non-mater- Cottage. owner at Steiner Mr E Hatfield. Two- Kilvert at Broad Street. area with two new Crown lift one beech
first floor, ground for Mr R Richards. ial amendment to LUSTON: Erection of Academy, Church storey rear extension WHITNEY-ON-WYE: opening in internal tree by one metre and
floor WC and play- CREDENHILL: Erection planning permission dwelling with linked Lane. and detached single- Crown lift five oak walls, redecoration of crown reduce by 10
room for the owner of new changing room DCNW2008/2230/F so garage and demolition NORTON CANON: storey garage for Mr trees to reduce over- existing for Jane Lewis per cent for Mr T
at The Barns, Gatley facility to replace as not to step in of existing garage to Erection of single- and Mrs Bradbury at hang from building, at 1 King Street. Taylor at Loder Drive.
Park. existing facility nearby brick/block work on provide new vehicular storey side extension 27 Eastfield Road. remove one lower Proposed ground floor Fell two conifers and
BACTON: Change of for Colin Lippett at sitting room/bedroom access driveway for to existing bungalow MARGARETS: Install an stem from one oak kitchen and WC one tree of heaven,
use of former stable Roman Park, Station walls for Mr Kim Amanda Bentley at for Terence Smith at array of photovoltaic which is leaning extension, proposed prune one cherry for
blocks into four holi- Road. Lewis at 2 Estate land adjacent to Bank Canon Drive. cells on roof of listed towards building, pol- sun room extension, Mr Jones in conserva-
day lets, repair and DINEDOR: Proposed Cottage, Lower Villa. PEMBRIDGE: bar for Matthew and lard one oak tree for for Mr C Broome at 27 tion area, Bodenham
conservation of new boiler house for Kinsham. LYONSHALL: New Retrospective plan- Hilary Engel at Fair Mr Henderson at The Harvey Road. Road.
former cart shed into Matthew Parkin. LEA: Proposed new electricity line ning application for
office, showroom EARDISLEY: Fell one garage adjacent to (Kington to construction of new
and meeting space, birch tree for Mr existing garage for Presteigne) for Central building having addi-
re-roofing and con- Cummings at Barns, Brian Davies at Line. Networks West at tional three kennels
version of green-
house into conserva-
tory, demolition and
conversion of stables
into gymnasium and
demolition of large
steel framed
agricultural shed
with retention of a
further stable block
for a workshop store
and parking for Mr
and Mrs R Fenton at
Bacton Stud.
BRAMPTON
ABBOTTS:
Construction of con-
servatory for Robert
Lawrence.
BURGHILL: Non-
material amendment
to planning permis-
sion
DMCW/100303/F,
revised chimney
position plus various
internal alterations,
for Mr and Mrs
Adrian Thomas at
Three Trees,
Tillington Court.
CLIFFORD: Variation
of existing planning
permission to
provide new kitchen
extension with two
bedrooms above for
Mr R J L Hughes at
Well Cottage, Priory
Wood.
Proposed works
which include repairs
and alterations to
existing
listed farm house
and the conversion of
granary into an
annexed home office
studio accommoda-
tion for Mr Mike
Pearce at Sydcombe
Park.
COLWALL:
Substitution of house
types on plots 10, 11,
12 and 13 being a
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Adaptable new houses

Newest show homes set to open doors


SHOW homes will be Set out over three floors, choice of two-bedroomed
launched this weekend at the Mayfair is a prime coach house-style apart-
the new Crest Nicholson example of how three ments and three, four and
development at The storey town houses, which five-bedroomed homes.
Furlongs, Roman Road, were popular in the The selection of properties
Hereford. Victorian era, are perfectly means that there will be
The public are invited to go suited to modern family something to meet the
along, 10am to 4pm, and living. needs of a broad cross sec-
enjoy a glass of bubbly and “Homes set out over three tion of buyers, including
a bite whilst looking around floors offer an added those looking for their very
the expertly built and beau- dimension to your living first home through to fami-
tifully designed show arrangements and can be lies.
homes. easily adapted to suit your The site has already been
Visitors to the show homes circumstances,” says well received by Hereford
will also be lucky enough to Amanda Benjamin, sales househunters with 10 prop-
manager for Crest erties sold even before the
pick up a free taster to the Nicholson. show homes opened.
nearby Haven health spa at “For example, those who Selling agent Andrew
Holmer Park. Above: The Mayfair (left) and The Marlborough house types at The Furlongs.
perhaps don’t need all five Morris said: “One of the
The show homes will bedrooms in the Mayfair advantages that Crest
demonstrate how the space room Marlborough can be the floor plans from the them to envisage what the could choose to adapt one Nicholson have offered at
afforded by the five-bed- utilised. For some people page and into something property would be like if it as home office. The Furlongs is the oppor-
room Mayfair and four-bed- seeing inside will help lift more tangible, enabling were their own. “Teenagers crave inde- tunity for a interested pur-
pendence and privacy and chaser to part exchange
to give them their own their existing house
space you might want to against a new Crest
consider letting them use Nicholson house and this
one of the rooms on the top has proved very successful
floor as a bedroom and the in the first and second
other as a TV lounge or phases of the launch of the
games room, plus with a new development at The
separate shower room up Furlongs.
there to complement the “We have made recom-
family bathroom and en- mendations to the develop-
suite master bedroom er to take certain proper-
there’ll be no queuing for ties in part exchange
the bathroom in the morn- where an open market
ings.” value has been paid by
Located between Attwood Crest to the purchaser of
Lane and Munstone Road, one of the new Crest hous-
the Furlongs will offer a es for their own property.”

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Deposit funding scheme

Chancellor’s First residents arrive


budget help
THE first new residents of the in Ryelands Court.
Ryelands Court development As they are the first to com-
in Leominster were given a plete their sale and move into
warm welcome into their new the new complex, they were

gets people
home by Gavin and Jonathan greeted by Gavin and
from Jonathan Wright Estate Jonathan Wright and present-
Agents. ed with flowers and cham-
A Mr and Mrs Dovey sold pagne.
their bungalow through

onto ladder
Jonathan Wright Estate Right: Gavin Wright presenting cham-
Agents just before buying one pagne and flowers to Mr and Mrs
of the brand new apartments Dovey.

CHANCELLOR George
Osborne’s budget claims to
have tackled the re-balanc-
ing of the economy but
what does it mean for
home owners and property
market in general?
The main news is for first
time buyers who are to be
helped on to the housing
ladder with the offer of a 20
per cent loan on the price
of a new build with a five
per cent deposit.
This is an important step
by the Government to help
stimulate the lower end of
the property market
which, in the past few
years, has slowed almost
to a stop.
Joint buyers with a com-
bined income of less that
£60,000 will be entitled to
receive this loan with no
payback due until the
sixth year when rates will
start at 1.75 per cent, rising Above: George Osborne’s
each year thereafter by initiative to help with home-
one per cent over inflation. buyers’ deposits has been
This initiative will be wel- broadly welcomed by the
comed by the housebuild- housebuilding industry.
ing industry which will
promote the opportunity to and Parker said: “Fixed
new market entrants. rate alternatives may well
These buyers will benefit prove a more attractive
from the ability, effective- option to first time buyers
ly, to ‘fund’ a 25 per cent under the proposed
deposit and secure a 75 per scheme on the 75 per cent
cent mortgage, borrowing mortgage element.
at rates significantly below “That said, buyers at any
those available where level need to consider a
higher loan-to-values are likely increase in interest
involved. rates generally over the
Any improvement at the next two years and their
bottom of the market will ability to cover increased
feed through to the higher mortgage costs.
levels and facilitate a high- “We may well see more
er rate of turnover gener- properties coming to the
ally, which will benefit market and this in turn
people who have been con- may squeeze values as sup-
sidering a move. ply threatens to outstrip
Mark Wiggin at Strutt demand.”
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Qualified service

Licensed to help
buyers and sellers
JONATHAN Wright Estate whom they will get the best
Agents is proud to have service when marketing their
received its licence from the property.
National Association of Estate “No-one would knowingly use
Agents (NAEA). an unlicensed taxi driver.
A licenced estate agency Neither should they use an
branch means consumers are unlicensed estate agent.
guaranteed that at least one “In a difficult economic time
agent within that branch is it is important for anyone plac-
qualified in residential proper- ing a home on the market to
ty sales, either through a for- use a professional, knowledge-
mal qualification or through able agent. NAEA members
length of membership of the know their local area and
NAEA. This qualification licensed by the NAEA?’.” know their local market. That
requirement is unique to Currently there is no barrier is very important to con-
NAEA licensed estate agents – to anyone setting up and prac- sumers.”
the only licence of its kind in tising as an estate agent. There The new licence will also
the UK property industry. is no legal requirement for guarantee the agency is cov-
At its launch in the House of estate agents to obtain the new ered by required amounts of
Commons in November, the licence, leaving consumers professional indemnity insur-
licensing scheme was given with a clear choice over ance. They will also undertake
the backing of housing minis- whether they choose a licensed 12 hours of continuing profes-
ter Grant Shapps and shadow or unlicensed agent. sional development every
minister Alison Seabeck. Peter Bolton King, chief exec- year, commit to keeping up to
Mr Shapps said: “By ensuring utive of the NAEA, said: “I am date with industry develop-
they enjoy the trust of people delighted to confirm that ments and be bound by the
buying and selling homes, Jonathan Wright Estate NAEA’s rules of conduct.
estate agents will inject Agents is now fully licensed” The NAEA represents around
greater confidence and move- “We would like all sellers and one in three estate agents in
ment in the housing market. buyers to ask their prospective the UK. It aims to get as many
“In future anyone looking to agents, ‘Do you have an NAEA members as possible licensed
buy a home or sell theirs licence?’. If they don’t, they by June 2011. All of its mem-
should ask the simple question should ask themselves bers can be found by visiting
of their estate agents: ‘Are you whether that’s the agent from naea.co.uk.
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Five-bedroomed detached

More for the money


HOUSE hunters searching home buying process and
for a home in Herefordshire making broken chains a
that offers plenty of space thing of the past.
for their money should pay “As we’ll purchase your
a visit to Taylor Wimpey home at an agreed price,
Midlands’ Shobdon Oaks you don’t have to worry
development in Shobdon about paying any estate
where a new Frampton agents fees. This gives you
view home is open for visi- extra money to spend on
tors. the more important things,
A magnificent five-bed- like furnishing your new
roomed detached property, home.”

Stunning views
the ground floor of the Shobdon Oaks offers an
Frampton comprises two exclusive collection of just
generous living rooms – one 35 luxury homes which
with French doors opening back on to open fields, are
onto the rear garden – an up to 2,000 square feet in
Myrtle Cottage, Lea prise a dining room, a mod- open plan contemporary size, priced from just
Bailey Hill, Ross-on- ern fully fitted kitchen with kitchen with dining area £299,995 for a five bedroom
Wye, Herefordshire a Belfast sink, a study, an and utility room, a study property.
Agent: Flint & Cook inner hall, a and a handy cloakroom. Also available is the
Offers: £325,000 cloakroom/WC, a spacious Upstairs are five good fabulous four-bedroomed
Call: 01989 562009 lounge with an inglenook sized bedrooms, two of President show home which
fireplace and a ground which benefit from en comes fully furnished and
Above: The Frampton five-bedroomed house.
MYRTLE Cottage is a spa- floor bathroom. suites, and a modern main sold as seen.
cious and attractive The first floor landing has bathroom. canvas that gives potential location.” The development provides
detached cottage with far- doors to three bedrooms. A detached double garage buyers an opportunity to For those interested in the the best of both worlds – a
reaching views to May Hill The gardens are a major and two parking spaces explore each room and get a Frampton and are wanting stunning countryside set-
and the Malvern Hills. feature of the property and complete this home, avail- feel for the size and the lay- to move but struggling to ting within easy reach of
The cottage is situated in a extend to approximately able from just £329,995. out of the home. sell their existing property, Ludlow (13 miles), Hereford
superb elevated position 0.38 of an acre. There is a Anne Wallace, regional “The Frampton is ideal for Taylor Wimpey is offering (19 miles), Worcester (45
overlooking the village of double detached garage, a sales and marketing direc- growing families or upsiz- its popular part exchange miles) and beyond.
Lea and offers character wood store, a garden shed tor for Taylor Wimpey ers in need of a more spa- scheme, subject to terms Fordetails, call the market-
three-bedroomed accom- and a green house. Midlands, said: “It can be cious home. and conditions. ing suite, open Thursday to
modation which benefits This super property difficult to imagine what a “And priced under £330,000 Anne explains: “Under the Monday between 10am and
from oil fired central heat- should be viewed to fully home is going to look like it provides plenty of house scheme Taylor Wimpey 5pm, on 0845 672 3917 or
ing. appreciate what it has to based on just the floor plans for your money – especially buys your current property visit taylorwimpey.co.uk/
In brief the cottage com- offer. so the view home is a blank as its set in such a desirable taking the stress out of the shobdonoaks
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