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PostOffice and Tudor GuestHouse, Weobley,Herefordshire Agent: Jackson InternationalOffers: 525,000Call:01432 344779

THIS thriving Post Office andguest house offers characteraccommodation with the poten-tial for expansion and benefitsfrom a two- bedroomed annexe.Par ts of the grade I I - l is ted

property date from 1530, and liein a prominent position in theb l ack and wh i t e v i l l age i n Weobley.

The Post Office has a centraldoor and built-in counter withpart of the shop being used forstationery and cards. A door to the rear leads to a

hallway with a boiler/store roomand a cloakroom/WC.There is a sitting room with a

feature s tone f i replace andexposed t imbe rs and f l oo rboards, a rear reception hall hasdouble doors through to a peri-

od dining room, andhas a fitted double eintegrated dishwfridge and a stableside.There are four bed

en-suite facilities ansitting room/fifth bedThe annexe consis

servatory, a ki tcBelfast sink and fitted units. A staircase leads

room with panoramicthe countryside.There is a bathro

bed rooms , one w wardrobes.

Outside is storaglogs, a paved and w yard to the rear, a bucue, floral borders, atal water feature, lawhouse with a smal workshop with poetable area and a raiarea where you can etic views.

Kingsthorne Cottage, Kingsthorne,Hereford Agent: Russell Baldwin & BrightOffers: 365,000Call:01432 266663

THIS picturesque and delightful stone cottage was rebuilt and extended in 1997 and now offers well-proportioned accommodation over twofloors plus a fully fitted basement office.The g round f l oor compr ise s a mode rn

kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is fitted withsolid oak units and has a concealed oil-fired boil-er and a feature Rayburn oil-fired stove. The din-ing area has solid oak flooring and an exposedstone feature fireplace housing a multifuel stove.

An inner hall gives access to a utility room andliving room, which has a feature inglenook fire-place and multi-fuel stove. There are French windows opening onto a terrace and two stainedglass windows to the rear. A mezzanine landing has under-stair storage

and a staircase leading to the first floor bed-rooms. The master bedroom has an en-suitebathroom. There is a family bathroom and threefurther bedrooms, one of which was originally abathroom and has plumbing now concealedbeneath the floorboards.The property offers a manageable country gar-

den overlooked by a pave terrace with a range of shrub and tree borders and fruit tree.

ew Grant .............. 12,13 ew Morris .................... 7 a Lettings .................. 30

wright Owens .............. 33 y Bufton ....................35 oir ....................... 35

htwells .............. 10,11,33 b Property ........ 22,23 ells ................. 16,17 y of Cornwall ........... 34 & Cook ................ 4,5,33 Worcester ............. 34 ons International ..... 2,3 Amos .................... 32 Goodwin .................... 9 han Wright .......... 24,25 ht Frank ............... 18,19 and Rachel ........... 14,15 artneys ................. 20 olas Craddock ......... 31s ................................. 6 Caldicott .................. 34 erlands & Thompson ............................... 28,29

er Haart ................ 26,27 tt Hicks ...................... 21ins & Thomas ...... 35,36 ams ........................... 8

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Planning applications to Herefordshire CouncilALMELEY: New agricultur- al building for Mr James Thorne at Brick House Land. Single-storey extension side of existing bun- galow for Miss Lyn Hare at Sunnymead, Woonton.ASTON INGHAM: Resite gateway 11m from the cor- ner for the purpose of improving road safety for Mr John Whatley at Access to Lanks Meadow.BALLINGHAM: Garage/ workshop and carport,together with timber cladding to areas of cottage and addition of lean- to porch for Mr and Mrs P

Carter at Sheep Wash Cottage.BISHOPS FROME:Substantial rebuilding of existing dwelling (with external appearance simi- lar to the original dwelling)for Mr Charles J Pudge at Hope Cottage.BRILLEY: Variation of con- dition seven of DCNW2009/ 0093/F to allow use of part of building as stables for Miss Jenkins and Mr W Pinkney at Brilley Wood.BURGHILL: Agriculturalgeneral purpose and storage building for Mr Philip Brace at Highfield House,Portway.

CROFT AND YARPOLE:Studio over garage and enclosure of passage between house and garage, porch extension,conservatory for Mr Robert Chitham at Dukes Orchard.DINEDOR: Temporary road and hardstanding area including car parking at Rotherwas Futures North Magazine, for a peri- od of not more than 10 years for Mr Alan Ronald at Fir Tree Lane.EWYAS HAROLD:Change use from log cabin to holiday home for Mr Christopher Hales at Valley View.

GOODRICH: Low voltage electrical overhead line (retrospective) for CentralNetworks at land north- east of Coachmans Cottage.HAMPTON BISHOP:Carport (retrospective) for D David John Sudlow at Saffron House, WhitehallRoad. Installation of solar photovoltaic panels for Mr Howard Townson at The Lawns. Erection of new residential care home with associated offices and facilities and alterations to Holywell Gutter Lane (non- material amendment to planning permission CE2009/1984/F) for the

owner at land adjacent Holywell Gutter Lane.HEREFORD: Raise height of brick piers on boundary wall and insert wrought iron between piers for Mr Alan Williams at Cedar Guest House, 123 Whitecross Road. Change use from retail premises to retail premises and coffee shop/cafe, with proposed fascia sign, for Mrs J A Russell-Smith at 65 Whitecross Road. Remove shopfront and replacement with new shopfront and signage for the owner at Chave and Jackson Ltd.Removal of existing shop front and replacement with

new shop front and signage for the owner at 6-7Broad Street. Convert dwelling into two self-cotained flats for Mr Chadat 57 Friars Street. Fascisign for Miss Rebecca Spedding at 6 Gomond Street. Convert garage and erect new extensionsfor Mr Paul Sheridan at Folly Lane. Subdivision existing dwelling plot anconstruction of new threbedroomed dwelling for Gary Snowzell at land adjacent 1 Burden RoadPitched roof and verandato existing annexe for MJayne Arnott at 25 WhiteHorse Square. Retention

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