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o.
uk
THIS
three-
bedro
om
fa
mily
home
is
situa
ted
cl
ose
to
We
lling
to
wn
centre
and
is
ideall
y
loca
ted
fo
r
shops,
sc
hools,
par
ks
and
pub
lic
tr
anspor
t.
Th
e
gr
ound-f
loor
accommoda
tion
comprises
an
entr
ance
porc
h
and
hall,
a
loung
e,
a
dining
room
and
a
kitc
hen.
Upstairs,
there
are
tw
o
doub
le-
bedrooms,
a
sing
le
bedroom
and
a
fa
mily
ba
throom.
Outside,
there
is
a
larg
e,
lo
w
maintenance
ga
rd
en
to
the
rear
and
of
f-street
par
king
at
the
front
of
the
proper
ty
.
P
RICE:163
274,995
L
OCA
TION:W
ELLING
A
GENT
:T
G
B
AY
NES
T
EL:0
20
8304
7272
BA
IRST
OW
Eves
is
pleased
to
off
er
this
five-bedr
oom
detac
hed
house
with
no
fo
rwar
d
ch
ain.
The
gr
ound-floor
accommodation
comprises
an
entrance
por
ch
,a
hall,
tw
o
reception
ro
oms,
a
stud
y,
a
sho
wer
ro
om,
a
utility
ro
om
and
a
kitc
hen/diner
.
Upstair
s,
there
are
five
bedr
ooms,
a
bathr
oom
and
a
seperate
WC.
Outside
,t
here
are
gar
dens
to
the
fr
ont
and
rear
of
the
pr
oper
ty
and
an
attac
hed
gara
ge
.
Other
benefits
inc
lude
gas
central
heating
and
doub
le-glazing.
IN
THE
opinion
of
the
age
nt,
this
1930s
semi-
detac
hed,
extended,
ch
alet-style
home
is
sit-
ua
ted
in
a
popu
lar
re
si-
dential
ro
ad
within
easy
access
of
Bursted
Wo
ods
and
Bar
nehurst
sta
tion.
Th
e
accommoda
tion
comprises
a
loung
e,
a
dining
ro
om,
a
fitted
kit
ch
en,
a
gr
ound-f
loor
sho
we
r
ro
om
and
a
se
pera
te
WC
.
Upstairs
,t
her
e
ar
e
fo
ur
bedr
ooms
and
a
fa
mil
y
ba
thr
oom.
Outside
,t
her
e
is
a
larg
e
ga
rd
en
to
the
re
ar
and
to
the
fr
ont
of
the
pr
oper
ty
is
a
dri
ve,
lead-
ing
to
a
detac
hed
ga
ra
ge
.
Other
benefits
inc
lude
ga
s
central
hea
ting
and
doub
le-glazing
thr
ough-
out.
P
RICE:
163390,000
L
OCA
TION:B
EXLEY
A
GENT
:B
AIRST
OW
E
VES
T
EL:0
1322
318100
P
RICE:163
369,995
L
OCA
TION:B
EXLEYHEA
TH
A
GENT
:R
OBINSON
J
AC
KSON
T
EL:0
20
8298
7000
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mor
e
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oper
ty
news,
visit
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website
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WITH
Spring
well
and
trul
y
here
,m
illions
of
Brits
are
beginning
to
head
out
into
their
gar
dens
to
enjo
y
the
long
er
da
ylight
hour
s
onl
y
to
be
disturbed
by
inconsiderate
neighbour
s,
accor
ding
to
a
recent
sur
ve
y.
Insurer
s
Allianz
fo
und
more
than
1.1
million
households
in
the
UK
ha
ve
ar
gued
with
their
ne
xt
door
neighbour
s
ov
er
noise
le
vels.
A
thir
d
of
the
3,000
people
questioned
by
the
insurer
s
admitted
ha
ving
disa
greements
with
their
neighbour
s
with
16
per
cent
cl
aiming
noisy
people
and
loud
mu
sic
were
to
bl
ame
.
The
poll
also
fo
und
a
thir
d
of
those
who
ha
ven8217t
had
alter
cations
with
their
loud
neighbour
s
wo
uld
like
to,
bu
t
are
hesitant
about
star
ting
a
fued.
Simon
Coughlin,
a
spokesper
son
fo
r
Allianz
said:
8220Last
ye
ar
,
our
customer
help
lines
received
hundreds
of
calls
fr
om
polic
yholder
s
asking
fo
r
help
to
resolve
a
dispute
with
a
neighbour
.8221
He
ad
ded:
8220Man
y
of
these
disputes
star
t
in
the
spring
as
the
da
ylight
hour
s
ge
t
long
er
and
people
ge
t
out
and
star
t
enjo
ying
their
gar
dens
ag
ain.
8221
Noisy
neighbours
cause
conflicts
PR
OPER
TY
pric
es
in
Ke
nt
ar
e
pr
edicted
to
soar
thanks
to
the
expansion
of
the
Channel
Tunnel
rail
netw
or
k.
Th
e
county
is
home
to
the
ne
w
Eb
bsf
leet
Inter
na
tional
train
sta
tion
wh
ic
h,
as
of
19
No
ve
mber
next
ye
ar
,w
ill
be
just
17
min
utes
aw
ay
fr
om
central
London.
Fur
ther
south,
the
high-speed
link
will
allo
w
passeng
ers
tra
ve
l
times
fr
om
Ashf
or
d
Inter
na
tional
train
sta
tion
to
be
cut
drama
ticall
y,
fr
om
1
hour
23
min
utes
to
37
min
utes
.
As
a
re
sult
people
ar
e
ch
anging
their
vie
ws
on
li
ving
in
the
country
bu
t
wo
rk
ing
in
the
City
,a
ccor
ding
to
houseb
uilder
Hillr
eed
Homes
with
Ashf
or
d
and
Maidstone
pr
ov
ing
popular
.
Th
e
av
era
ge
price
fo
r
a
Ke
ntish
pr
oper
ty
is
163208,361,
an
incr
ease
of
7.7
per
cent
fr
om
last
ye
ar
,a
ccor
ding
to
the
la
test
house
price
index
re
leased
by
the
Land
Re
gistry
.
Th
e
ne
w
link
is
pr
edicted
to
mak
e
the
ar
ea
ripe
fo
r
gr
ow
th
and
good
fo
r
in
ve
stment.
Kent
prope
rty
pric
es
impacted
by
Tu
nnel
DESPITE
cl
aims
the
housing
mar
ke
t
has
fa
llen
on
dif
ficult
times,
ne
w
figures
re
ve
aled
sho
w
house
prices
rose
in
some
par
ts
of
the
UK
last
month,
sug
ge
sting
things
aren
8217t
as
bad
as
the
y
seem.
Ne
w
researc
h
by
esta
te
ag
ent
Chester
ton,
using
figures
compiled
by
the
Centre
fo
r
Economics
and
Business
Re
searc
h
(Ce
br),
fo
und
proper
ties
in
the
top
end
of
the
mar
ke
t
ex
perienced
a
positi
ve
month.
Figures
sho
w
prices
in
the
top
20
per
cent
of
the
mar
ke
t
increased
by
0.3
per
cent.
Th
e
area
wh
ic
h
sa
w
the
larg
est
gr
ow
th
wa
s
London,
with
a
typical
proper
ty
increasing
by
11.3
per
cent.
Chief
ex
ecuti
ve
of
Ce
br
Doug
las
McW
illiams
belie
ve
s
the
figures
sug
ge
st
the
mar
ke
t
is
not
in
the
ne
ga
ti
ve
sta
te
as
first
re
por
ted.
He
said:
8220House
prices
are
probab
ly
not
doing
quite
as
badly
as
the
headlines
from
some
of
the
mor
tg
ag
e
pro
viders
imply
.8221
London
homeowners
see
biggest
gr
owth
Conflicts
with
neighbour
s
often
occur
when
the
warmer
weather
arrives
P
ROPER
TY
THIS
WEEK
FEA
TURES...
L
ETTINGS,
P
G
31
Hotel
-to-l
et
has
becom
e
a
popul
ar
way
for
pr
oper
ty
inves
tors
to
boost
their
por
tfolio
s.
AMBE
R
WIND
SOR
finds
out
mor
e
about
the
inves
tment
pr
omisi
ng
attra
ctive
re
tur
ns.
N
EW
H
OMES,
P
G
41
Wi
th
an
incr
ease
of
people
choosing
to
work
fr
om
home,
living
and
working
under
the
same
ro
of
can
pr
ove
cost
ef
fective.
AMBER
WINDSOR
re
por
ts
on
the
latest
craze.
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