CEDAR STREET

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Owners of the Tavern also applied for planning consent to form a roof extension and new rooftop seating area. The views from up there will be amazing! The big reveal of the refurbished Cedar Tavern when scaffolding started to come down in August 2021 Newly renovated Cedar Tavern (left) and Abingdon Street Market during conversion works Reception Room Two - 4.40m x 3.71m (14'5" x 12'2") - UPVC double glazed window, ceiling light fitting, central heating radiator, coving to ceiling, dado rail, feature electric fireplace, doors to kitchen and under stair storage. The new public art enhances the highways and shop front investment. The town centre is becoming more attractive to shoppers, residents and investors. Improvement work is supported by funding from the Lancashire Enterprise Partnership under its Growth Deal. New Look for Edward Street Description - A semi-detached one bedroom stone built cottage situated in the heart of this highly desirable Rutland village and offering well proportioned accommodation in need of general updating. The property benefits from sealed unit double glazing The first floor includes two bedrooms both of which are double. The master bedroom sits to the front of the property and is a bright and airy room. The second bedroom is to the rear. The bathroom has a three piece suite comprising low flush wc, pedestal wash hand basin and a corner bath.

This was originally the offices of the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company, opened in 1931. It later became Royal Insurance, then White’s Bar before getting its current name. The building was designed by JC Derham. He also designed the Olympia buildings at the Winter Gardens – you can see the resemblance. The property also benefits from a loft which has been boarded with power and lighting and a basement. The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain at least 100 people (50 in Scotland). We have marked it down because of the very strong smell of dog! The scent jars do not really help - in some ways make it worse. The culprit seems to be the shaggy pile carpets. Covered in dog hairs both in the house and in the sun lounge. We have owned a dog ourselves in the past but not a longhaired retriever. It has put us off booking a property which permits dogs. Sad really!! The property is maintained constantly to try and make guests feel as welcome and comfortable as possible.

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Open-Plan Lounge/Diner - 6.32m max x 3.43m ,ax (20'9" max x 11'3" ,ax) - incorporating Lounge Area and Dining Area as follows: Description - A semi-detached two bedroom stone built cottage occupying a corner position in the heart of a sought-after Rutland village, close to the county town of Oakham.

Another challenge that recurs in retrofit projects is what to do with balconies, which create major cold bridges where they join the main structure, and would obstruct any additional insulation. Rather than simply cut them off, a solution that was considered and that others have employed, instead they have been externally insulated, supported with new thermally broken structural elements, and enclosed with triple glazing. Cold, exposed and unloved spaces have been transformed into comfortable wintergardens, already proving popular with residents. The vivacious yellow flashings enliven the facade to create a characterful new aesthetic. Kitchen - 3.40m x 2.19m (11'1" x 7'2") - UPVC double glazed window, a range of wood wall and base units with complementary worktops, inset stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap, freestanding electric oven with four ring hob and extractor hood, space for fridge freezer, plumbing for washing machine, full tiled elevations, ceiling light fitting, central heating radiator, door to downstairs WC, tiled flooring. The fibreglass shell was first cast at the Lightworks depot. Tina and artists from the Illuminations team hand painted the designs using an overhead projector to transfer the individual features onto the body of the bench.

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The accommodation on offer has oil fired central heating but would benefit from routine modernisation. The interior is arranged over two storeys and briefly comprises:

On the first floor, there are doors to two double bedrooms and a family bathroom suite. In addition, there are stairs leading to the attic which has two further rooms.Cedar Street is completed with a ground-floor bathroom, presenting both a bath and shower, where you can either soak after a day of exploration, or refresh ahead of your fun-filled itinerary. Landing - 4.37m x 1.67m (14'4" x 5'5") - Ceiling light fitting, doors to two bedrooms and family bathroom suite, stairs to loft bedrooms, carpet flooring. With dusk comes the chance to retreat to one of three generously-sized bedrooms, offering a relaxing space for your entire party to unwind and rest; select between a king-size with en-suite cloakroom, a twin, and a bunk room, ideal for younger guests.

We are absolutely delighted to welcome this superb two bedroom mid-terraced home to the market! Set just off Whalley New Road, this property boasts spacious accommodation over three floors with two reception rooms, a spacious kitchen, downstairs bathroom, two bedrooms, two attic rooms and a family bathroom suite. First time buyers or rental investors would be a perfect match for this house!GROUND FLOOR: Breakfast Kitchen, Sitting Room with a feature range; FIRST FLOOR: good size double Bedroom, spacious Bathroom.