Guide Price £315,000 - £320,000. A substantial 3 storey with basement period palisaded end villa of approximately 2,104 sqft on a larger than average plot. The property is well presented and has 5 bedrooms, double garage, gas central heating and mostly double glazing. Basement: 2 rooms. Ground Floor: Entrance porch, entrance hall, through lounge, kitchen, utility room, WC, rear lobby with access to front and rear gardens and garage. First Floor: 2 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, WC. Second Floor: 3 bedrooms, study/bedroom. Outside: Front garden with driveway providing off road parking, double garage, rear garden with a decked patio area.

Guide Price £25,000. The sale of this land offers the opportunity to purchase a parcel of grassland situated on the edge of a popular village, providing a parcel suitable for both mowing and grazing land suitable for all livestock and/or horses. The land extends to approximately 1.35 acres (0.55 hectares), with roadside access suitable for vehicles. The land is bounded by dry stone walling.

Guide Price £185,000. A potential re-development opportunity comprising an attractive vacant former church with lapsed planning consent for the conversion and extension of the existing building into 5 unique residential dwellings. Under the lapsed plans, the newly created houses would comprise a mixture of 2 and 3 bedrooms arranged over ground and upper floors blending a combination of modern and period features. Alternatively the property could be re-imagined for other innovative uses, subject to necessary consents.

Guide price £675,000. Of interest to developers and occupiers. A traditional two storey stone built farmhouse with a pitched and slate tile covered roof, together with a range of outbuildings, barns and farmland totalling approximately 8 acres. In need of repair. Development opportunity subject to consents. Vacant. 

Guide Price £15,000 - £20,000. Fantastic opportunity to buy a piece of past war British history. The once in a generation opportunity is to buy a ROC Nuclear Bunker. This particular site was one of many built in the 1950s and was designed to provide protective accommodation for three observers to survive a nuclear attack, they were expected to report on the nuclear bursts and on the fall out of a nuclear attack. Most of these sites were decommissioned and sold off. The bunker is secure, dry and in its original condition, the current owner has refurbished and decorated it in readiness for its new owner. There are wall to wall velvet curtains, a cream carpet, a made bed, a log burner, storage and even a rug to make it as homely as possible. The owner has advised there is an unused and still boxed chemical toilet.