Besley Hill Town and Country Homes are pleased to offer for sale this detached cottage located within a popular semi-rural location and surrounded by approximately 3 acres of land. This property is offered for sale with no onward chain and, in our opinion, is displayed throughout in very good condition and an internal inspection is highly recommended.
With no onward chain accommodation includes; Entrance hall Lounge 18’ x 15’ Dining room 13’8 x 12’8 Breakfast room 14’4 x 10’5 Kitchen/diner 22’4 x 12’2 Utility room 10’4 x 8’4 Cloakroom Bedroom one 18’7 x 14’7 Dressing room 14’3 x 8’2 Ensuite Bedroom two 13’4 x 13’ Bedroom three 15’ x 11’8 Bedroom four 14’3 x 10’6 Family bathroom Double garage Ample off street parking UPVC double glazing Gas heating Security alarm Ref: DO9257
For further information and an appointment to view contact the vendors selling agent: 10 Badminton Road, Downend, Bristol, BS16 6BQ
Tel: 0117 9561234 E-mail: downend@besleyhill.co.uk
Alternatively click on the link for more information;
http://www.besleyhill.co.uk/propertyDetails.php?pid=303928
Tuesday 21 December 2010
£285,000 Rural Hamlet - Near Wotton under Edge
With lovely countryside views to the rear, this deceptively spacious cottage can be found in the desirable hamlet of Huntingford, Gloucestershire.
Only on interal inspection can you fully appreciate the light and airy feel of the cottage which offers, entrance hall, sitting room with wood burning stove, 19` fitted kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory overlooking the garden with countryside views and downstairs cloakroom.
To the first floor, three bedrooms and newly fitted contemporary bathroom.
To the outside, you will find off street parking to the front and an enclosed rear garden with views.
For more information and your appointment to view - click on the link here:
http://www.besleyhill.co.uk/propertyDetails.php?pid=297446
Only on interal inspection can you fully appreciate the light and airy feel of the cottage which offers, entrance hall, sitting room with wood burning stove, 19` fitted kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory overlooking the garden with countryside views and downstairs cloakroom.
To the first floor, three bedrooms and newly fitted contemporary bathroom.
To the outside, you will find off street parking to the front and an enclosed rear garden with views.
For more information and your appointment to view - click on the link here:
http://www.besleyhill.co.uk/propertyDetails.php?pid=297446
£349,950 Period Home in Berkeley
DESCRIPTION
An exceptional grade II listed town house, occupying a prominent position in the historic castle town of Berkeley. The property has been beautifully restored retaining many of its stunning period features including a grand entrance hall with sweeping staircase, arched and sashed windows with working shutters, ornate corniced ceilings and flagstone and polished and wood floors. Great care has been taken to sympathetically restore this property and the accommodation is generous having two large main reception rooms, beautifully fitted kitchen with range and on the first floor there are three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and further attic rooms which could provide additional bedrooms (subject to building regulations). There is a delightful courtyard to the front providing garden and off road parking for several cars.
LOCATION
The house is away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre, despite being within a few minutes walk from the local shops and towns ammenities. Berkeley itself is surrounded by scenic Berkeley hunt countryside and conveniently positioned for the A38/M5 motorway. There is a main line train station at Box Road, Cam; serving Bristol to London via Gloucester.
For Full details click on the link: http://www.besleyhill.co.uk/propertyDetails.php?pid=322187#
An exceptional grade II listed town house, occupying a prominent position in the historic castle town of Berkeley. The property has been beautifully restored retaining many of its stunning period features including a grand entrance hall with sweeping staircase, arched and sashed windows with working shutters, ornate corniced ceilings and flagstone and polished and wood floors. Great care has been taken to sympathetically restore this property and the accommodation is generous having two large main reception rooms, beautifully fitted kitchen with range and on the first floor there are three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and further attic rooms which could provide additional bedrooms (subject to building regulations). There is a delightful courtyard to the front providing garden and off road parking for several cars.
LOCATION
The house is away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre, despite being within a few minutes walk from the local shops and towns ammenities. Berkeley itself is surrounded by scenic Berkeley hunt countryside and conveniently positioned for the A38/M5 motorway. There is a main line train station at Box Road, Cam; serving Bristol to London via Gloucester.
For Full details click on the link: http://www.besleyhill.co.uk/propertyDetails.php?pid=322187#
Tuesday 14 December 2010
Mortgages for borrowers with small deposits up 50%
Mortgage’s for those with a small deposit has increased by over 50% during the past year.
Now there are just over 1,000 different mortgages on the market for people with 20pc or less to put down, up from only 523 in December last year, according to Moneyfacts.co.uk today.
Biggest jump - has been in deals for people with a 20pc deposit, with these soaring by 151pc to 384 during the past year.
The number of different products for borrowers with just a 10pc deposit has jumped from 116 to 204.
The average cost of a loan for someone borrowing 90pc of their home's value is now 6.09pc, down from 6.41pc a year ago, but still significantly higher than the average interest rate charged on a two-year tracker for all loan to value ratios (LTVs) of 3.48pc.
The interest charged on mortgages for people with a 15pc deposit has seen a bigger drop, falling from an average of 6.40pc to 5.09pc during the past 12 months, while loans for people with a 20pc deposit now typically charge 4.63pc, down from 5.58pc, although these are still well up on the rates paid by people with bigger equity stakes.
Today’s typical first-time buyer is still finding an average deposit of 24pc, broadly unchanged from a year ago, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
A spokesman from Moneyfacts said: "Borrowers with smaller deposits are seeing signs of improvement, but the rates on offer to borrowers with just a 10pc deposit remain high”.
Now there are just over 1,000 different mortgages on the market for people with 20pc or less to put down, up from only 523 in December last year, according to Moneyfacts.co.uk today.
Biggest jump - has been in deals for people with a 20pc deposit, with these soaring by 151pc to 384 during the past year.
The number of different products for borrowers with just a 10pc deposit has jumped from 116 to 204.
The average cost of a loan for someone borrowing 90pc of their home's value is now 6.09pc, down from 6.41pc a year ago, but still significantly higher than the average interest rate charged on a two-year tracker for all loan to value ratios (LTVs) of 3.48pc.
The interest charged on mortgages for people with a 15pc deposit has seen a bigger drop, falling from an average of 6.40pc to 5.09pc during the past 12 months, while loans for people with a 20pc deposit now typically charge 4.63pc, down from 5.58pc, although these are still well up on the rates paid by people with bigger equity stakes.
Today’s typical first-time buyer is still finding an average deposit of 24pc, broadly unchanged from a year ago, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
A spokesman from Moneyfacts said: "Borrowers with smaller deposits are seeing signs of improvement, but the rates on offer to borrowers with just a 10pc deposit remain high”.
Wednesday 1 December 2010
VICTORIAN HOME IN QUIET LOCATION
A Victorian three-bedroom mid-terrace property at Fishponds, on the market for £175,000, has an attractive natural stone front.
The accommodation of 14 Stanbury Avenue, which requires some updating, comprises a lounge, separate dining room, large kitchen/dining room, three double bedrooms and bathroom.
Further benefits include gas central heating and a good size enclosed rear garden with patio area and lawn.
The property is situated in a quiet backwater position on a tree-lined road and has good access to Bristol city centre and the M32 with nearby Staple Hill and Fishponds high streets offering a good range of shops, banks and schools.
“We would highly recommend a viewing to appreciate all that is on offer,” say the agents, Besley Hill Estate Agents.
For further information contact them at 764 Fishponds Road, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3UA, tel (0117) 965 3162, email fishponds@besleyhill.co.uk
The accommodation of 14 Stanbury Avenue, which requires some updating, comprises a lounge, separate dining room, large kitchen/dining room, three double bedrooms and bathroom.
Further benefits include gas central heating and a good size enclosed rear garden with patio area and lawn.
The property is situated in a quiet backwater position on a tree-lined road and has good access to Bristol city centre and the M32 with nearby Staple Hill and Fishponds high streets offering a good range of shops, banks and schools.
“We would highly recommend a viewing to appreciate all that is on offer,” say the agents, Besley Hill Estate Agents.
For further information contact them at 764 Fishponds Road, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3UA, tel (0117) 965 3162, email fishponds@besleyhill.co.uk
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