New Year Sales?

While putting together this edition of the Unique Property Bulletin we were struck with how many buildings listed have now been sold. The big question of course is how solid can this recovery be? Hopefully gentle and durable.

There is a discernible revival in the UK property market at the current time. Though the evidence we see is that the recovery is centred in London. Often with London property that is unusual enough to feature and which we find on a Monday – it ends up being marked as “sold” when the Unique Property Bulletin is ready for upload and going live at the following 9pm Sunday night.

Just out of curiosity we started to mine the resource of several hundred unusual properties within this website to see how many were still for sale, and which ones have sold. Then an odd thing hit home. Just now, right now, it appears a good time to buy outwith the London area. There are several properties that are still available, and have been for sale for a reasonable period that then inclines the owners to reduce the price. Time to buy a bargain?

The best of both worlds perhaps? A New Year Sale [apologies at the lateness of this New Year Sale – unavoidably engaged offsite]. We do have property owners taking substantial amounts off of their headline prices. Alongside what appears [though not guaranteed] to be a rising property market, with the price increase ripples just starting to spread beyond the London M25 Orbital Road.

So this week, just for fun, we are reviewing what unique properties are floating around and have had significant price reductions. Our version of a New Year Sale. Hopefully it will be illuminating and enjoyable.

First up is a Grand Design from Kevin McCloud’s iconic property series …

Genuine Grand Design

Was £2,300,000 – NOW £1,990,000.

Originally priced in May 2013 at £2,300,000, now relaunched at a guide of £1,990,000. Earlier narrative …

“We just cannot resist an authentic Kevin McCloud featured Grand Design each time one pops up for sale. This wonderful thing is almost bridal – something old, something new, and certainly lots of blue. Just look at the wonderful silhouette affront that fine sky in Newport. In addition there are around 24 lovely acres included with this magnificent unique property. A perfect marriage.”

Kemey’s Folly is a Grade II Listed former hunting lodge with origins dating back to circa 1712. The Folly was rebuilt in the early 20th Century and converted into a residential dwelling for TE Watson, the High Sheriff of Monmouthshire and has been the home of the present owners for several years. Kemeys has an almost 360° view, taking in many historic landmarks.

Featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs programme and considered an architectural success, the property combines both historic and functional contemporary living. Designed by award winning architects Davis Sutton, the property incorporates a beautifully appointed and highly specified interior and is situated on an elevated and level ridge with breathtaking 360° views taking in nine counties. Enjoying an east-west orientation, the outlook includes the Severn Estuary and North Somerset to the front, with the Usk Valley and the Brecon Beacons to the rear. The 24 acres that come with this fine building consist mainly of historic woodland and pastures, including equestrian facilities as well as formal gardens and terraces. The swimming pool complex requires some attention, but would add further value.

The current arrangement features three high quality bedrooms within the main body of the Folly, including a master suite with dressing room, en-suite and large sun terrace offering an outstanding vista. The two remaining bedrooms also both have en suite facilities. The principal living areas and remaining bedrooms are contained within the ground floor of the Folly and the newly constructed wings. These elements include underfloor heating with Pilkington K Glass windows and a high quality cinema room and audio/video entertainment system that is available throughout the whole house, including the historic Folly.

Location: Kemey’s Folly, Coed Y Caerau Lane, Kemeys Inferior, Newport, NP18 1JR.

Tenure: Freehold.

Guide: Was ~~£2,300,000~~ – NOW £1,990,000.

Contact Savills Tel: 0117 933 5800 – Richard Brooks or 02920 368930 – Peter Reilly.

Online Brochure and LOTS OF ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS ….

http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbclrscos100311

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Ailsa Craig Island Sales Again

Was £2,500,000 – NOW £1,500,000.

In old merchant navy circles, to invite a fellow Royal Navy or Merchant Marine sailor for another drink is often met with two words “sail again”.

Here we have a similar theme. An iconic island that many seafarers know of – Ailsa Craig. Last year it was placed for sale at £2,500,000. Unfortunately, no one purchased this gem at that time, and after a couple of months, the owners took it off of the market.

For the 2014 Unique Property Bulletin January Sales we can advise that a cool £1,000,000 has been shaved off of the original asking price.

Here at Unique Property Bulletin we are delighted to feature this island, the small portion of habitable parts we were privileged to have custodianship of from 1999/2000. These were the Lighthouse Keepers’ Dwellings, Winch House, Railway and Pier etc. These parts are NOT included in the current £1,500,000 price tag, but we understand they are available for purchase by separate negotiation from the chap we sold them to a few years ago. What is for sale just now is the main island of Ailsa Craig as more fully described on the weblink to Knight Frank Agencies at the foot of this special advertisement feature page.

As far as the old “sail again” phrase goes, we have here a new variation on the nautical theme – this time “sale again”. The island has been placed back up for sale, now with a cool million pounds snipped off of the price. The current guide price for this wondrous piece of rock is a veritable bargain at £1,500,000. Anyone wishing to have questions answered are directed towards Ran Morgan at Knight Frank property consultants on UK 0131 222 9600.

For our part, as former owners of a significant lump of this rock, we are keen to help any reader of the Unique Property Bulletin should they wish to look at buying the island. All you need to do is send us your questions via this email link and we shall do our best to answer.

Agency Description: An iconic island lying in the outer Firth of Clyde, 10 miles off the shore. Home to the world’s best known Curling Stone Quarry. Annual rental income of £26,000. One attractive cottage and various old buildings included. In all about 219.69 acres. The vast bulk of the main island is for sale at a guide of £2,500,000. It is worth checking out our Unique Property Manual to see how the negotiations for neighbouring Sanda Island went. Maybe save a few thousand pounds on a purchase of Ailsa Craig Island ! Especially as the £1,000,000 mentioned above has already been saved from last year’s guide price.

With regard to Ailsa Craig Island, it is important to note that the Lighthouse Tower and the former Lighthouse Keepers Dwellings are excluded from the main sale. Also the Pier, Railway, Winch House and related land are not part of the main Ailsa Craig Island sale. We would be more than happy help any prospective buyer to make sure they ended up reuniting the whole lot if they were considering buying the main island.

Ailsa Craig Island is formed from a volcanic plug from a long extinct volcano believed to be over 500 million years old. It is an archetypal island mountain; a symmetrical cone of primitive rock thrusting from the sea 10 miles west of the south Ayrshire coastline and a symbol great natural grandeur. It extends to about 2 miles in circumference and rises to an elevation of over 1100 feet above the sea. Ailsa Craig is known particularly for two main assets. Firstly, it is the breeding ground for one of the largest colonies of gannets in the world and secondly it contains a most important ‘blue hone’ granite quarry, known the world over as the source of granite for curling stones. The lighthouse (not included) was built in 1883-6 by Thomas Stevenson. There is a delightful small cottage at the foot of the cliff on the east side and a ruined castle approximately 60 metres up the path.

Ailsa Craig island is for sale for the first time in many generations. Includes 2 Bedrooms Cottage. Price guide now £1,500,000 Freehold.

Here at Unique Property Bulletin, we put Knight Frank in touch with the current owners of the separate lighthouse keepers dwellings which we used to own. You can just see these buildings in our photograph above. So it is possible to buy both the island, and the Lighthouse Complex (excluding the Tower), plus the Pier, Winch House and Railway.

Tenure: Feuhold (Scottish Freehold Equivalent).

Guide: Offers over £1,500,000 (Island only – lighthouse buildings and pier by separate negotiation).

Contact Mr Ran Morgan: 0131 222 9600.

Online Brochure: LOTS of Fabulous Photographs – Well done Knight Frank…

http://search.knightfrank.com/EDN100158

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Unique Property Competition

For this month, the Unique Property Bulletin competition prize is …

Jingle Coins – Unique Property Bulletin Prize – Mainly For Fun

This is a very modest prize – mainly just for fun. Here is the…

Competition Hint

On Our Paper Version Of The Bulletin Illustrated In Our 100th Online Edition, How Much Is The Guard House Priced At?

Free to enter. Just let us know your guess of who you think the above Competition Hint refers to? Please email your entry to us by 28th February 2014. Email free entries to:-

Unique Property Bulletin Competition Entry Contact Page

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Place Of Unique Personage

Was £2,750,000 – NOW £2,000,000.

Our third candidate for a significant price shave is the wonderful Candacraig House, Highland Home of legendery Billy Connolly. The barber has neatly cut a handsome £750,000 off of the price.

Original narrative from last year: The word “personage” is definitely a favourite of Billy Connolly. As is this building – Candacraig. Private home of the crème de la crème of comedy and this heart lifting gentle man. This is Billy Connolly’s Highland Home. Goodness knows how many wonderful evenings and joyous occasions were hosted here.

Let alone splitting the sides of some Hollywood “A” Listers…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6fq4jHEuhc

It may be that the national treasure that is Billy Connolly has incredibly turned 70 Years of age that the sale of Candacraig has come about. Who knows. Given the quality time that Billy Connolly and his family have enjoyed at Candacraig, it must be a wrench to say good-bye to the old place.

Onto the sale details of this splendid and unique building.

Agency Summary:-

Candacraig Baronial Mansion House.

4 Reception Rooms; 12 Bedrooms; 11 Bathrooms.

Three Cottages, Including The Old Engine House and The Gate Lodge

Walled Garden. Tempietto and Loch.

Woodlands – About 14 Acres.

Additional Four Cottages Available By Separate Negotiation.

Agency Narrative:-

Candacraig House has a lovely setting overlooking its own grounds in the unspoilt highlands of west Aberdeenshire. The house is situated in scenic Strathdon with the River Don running through the valley in front. There are flat grass fields beyond and the house is backed by established forestry with moors and mountains rising above.

Strathdon is surrounded by highland estates which offer a wide range of field sports, including red and roe deer stalking, walked up and driven grouse shooting, pheasant and rough shooting, salmon and trout fishing, all of which can be leased by arrangement. There is also winter ski-ing at the Lecht Ski Centre which is only 10 miles away. Balmoral, the highland retreat of the Royal Family, is only 16 miles away, just beyond Ballater.

The house is close to Speyside and is within the Cairngorms National Park. The road through Strathdon joins the A939 which connects Ballater to Grantown-on-Spey. There are many deer forests and grouse moors in Speyside with salmon fishing on the famous Rivers Spey and Findhorn to the north. Inverness, ‘Capital of the Highlands’, is 65 miles away.

Strathdon has a well established place on the Highland Games circuit, with the Lonach Gathering being one of the most famous games in Scotland. The Lonach Highlanders originate in Strathdon and their march through the glen in full highland garb is one of the most colourful occasions in the highland calendar. The present owners host the Highlanders at Candacraig House on the morning of the games.

Although it has an idyllic rural setting, Candacraig House is not too remote. Aberdeen Airport is 45 miles away and offers daily services to London, other UK cities and Europe. Aberdeen also has a mainline railway station with direct services to London.

Location: Candacraig House, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, AB36 8XT.

Tenure: Feuhold (Scottish Equivalent of Freehold).

Guide: Was ~~£2,750,000.~~ Now £2,000,000.

Contact Savills Agency Tel: 0131 247 3700 – Jamie Macnab or 01356 628628 Ruaraidh Ogilvie. Please can you help the Unique Property Bulletin stay free to use by letting the estate agent know that you found their property on the Unique Property Bulletin website. Tapadh leibh.

Online Brochure ….

£2,000,000 http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbedrseds130216

£2,750,000 http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbedrseds100221

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Killantringan Light Houses

Were £650,000 – NOW £485,000.

This is a very interesting set of buildings. Added to which is an almost equally interesting price reduction. There are various options for this lighthouse complex. A spectacular home*, plus a holiday letting cottage. At the current guide price, this wonderful set of buildings represents good value for money.

Agency Description: Killantringan Light Keeper’s House and Lighthouse Cottage enjoy a wonderful setting beside a decommissioned lighthouse and are perched high on the cliff with unlimited views of the dramatic coastline and out to sea. The dramatic scenery is home to a rich company of flora and fauna, with many unusual species including pine martens, golden eagle, red deer, red squirrels and natter jack toad.

The accommodation in the Light Keepers House is spread over two floors with the living rooms on the first floor to take advantage of the spectacular views. This includes an open plan sitting room/dining, study and kitchen. The sitting room gives access to the southern and northern terraces. The ground floor comprises two bedrooms with en suite shower rooms, four further bedrooms and a bathroom. The Lighthouse Cottage is a detached single storey cottage located beside the Light Keepers House and has three bedrooms and one public room.

The grounds extend to approximately 3 acres and includes a grassed area which leads from the Lighthouse down to the Fog Horn and steeper land which slopes down to a high water mark. To the north is a large parking area.

The village of Portpatrick, 4 miles, is on the south western tip of mainland Scotland and benefits from a pleasant climate as a result of the Gulf Stream. The village is predominantly wrapped around its harbour and caters for everyday needs and requirements with a general store, post office, the popular Knockinaam Lodge Hotel and various pubs and restaurants.

The town of Stranraer is 9 miles distant and offers a range of retail, cultural and professional services. There is a local primary school in Portpatrick and secondary schooling is available in Stranraer.

* Subject to any change of use planning permission. Readers should clarify the current class use orders which apply to each part. Some times it is necessary to apply for a change of use from “holiday accommodation” to “residential accommodation”. It is important that folk should ensure they have all due diligence aspects covered.

The current owners have a very professional website with more information …

http://www.killantringanlighthouse.co.uk/

There is also an excellent dynamic 360 degree interior view-around facility at …

http://www.killantringanlighthouse .co.uk/lighthouse-tour/TourWeaver_main.html

and …

http://www.killantringanlighthouse.co.uk/lighthouse-cottage-tour/TourWeaver_cottage.html

[The 360 degree weblink might not work on some devices, but should be OK on a PC]

Location: Killantringan Lighthouse Keepers’ Cottages, Portpatrick, Dumfries & Galloway, DG9 8TW.

Tenure: Feuhold [Scottish Freehold Equivalent]

Guide: Originally ~~£650,000.~~ Now Offers Over £485,000.

Online Brochure:

http://www.gapinthemarket.com/propertyshop/property_particulars.asp?propertyID=2578&town=Portpatrick

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Unique Property Bulletin

Apologies, but our current operating system only allows 100 emails to be sent out at a time. This means at present, we unable to offer a facility to send an email reminder weblink to each of the 30,000 readers. This would take about 3 hours to manage each week. The Unique Property Bulletin website is entirely free for readers and run by volunteers – we simply don’t have the resources to email direct URL weblinks at this time. Sorry. It is a frustrating situation which we hope to remedy during the year. So for now, we would ask readers to help by being proactive and …

Collect Your Edition By Googling 3 Words:

“Unique Property Bulletin”

THANKYOU

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Cornish Chapel

Was £300,000; Then £250,000 – NOW £200,000.

This appears to be an FTSAA – Failed To Sell At Auction. We believe it was originally scheduled for Clive Emson’s 26th July 2013 auction. However, this wonderful piece of solid stonemasonry didn’t sell. So we have a detached former chapel with plans in place and just needs a unique person with the vision and endeavour to create something Devine.

Agency Description: NCT Estate Agents are delighted to announce that Richmond Wesleyan Chapel and School Hall is to be offered for sale. The chapel is a Grade II listed building, principally 2 storey in height and predominantly constructed of granite with granite quoins and dressing under a pitched slate roof. The property itself has gross internal dimensions of some 14.36 sq mtrs x 27 sq mtrs. Within the chapel itself is a raised section to the west comprising the organ and vestry.

The principal entrance is to the church on the north and southern flanks of the east end elevation. The school building itself is single storey, believed to be constructed of stone and concrete block-work under hipped and transverse pitched roofs and under a slate covering. The hall has a gross internal floor area of about 367 sq mtrs comprising a central hall of 17.7 mtrs x 8 mtrs together with a number of ante-rooms and side rooms off. The hall is set at a higher level to the chapel and reached by external steps from the rear as well as having access to the side road. The chapel itself fronts Tolver Place and there is pedestrian access from the pavement to a large grassed area to the south. A pre-planning application enquiry has been made and the reference is: PA12/02271/PREAPP and this was for the conversion of the former chapel to residential use and demolition of adjacent hall and erection of 4 dwellings. A copy of this report is available on request.

Location: The Old Chapel, Tolver Place, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2AD.

Tenure: Freehold.

Guide: ~~£300,000~~ [July 2013]; Then ~~£250,000~~ [Nov 2013] Now £200,000.

Contact NCT Estate Agents Tel: 01736 331122. Please can readers help the Unique Property Bulletin stay free to use by letting the estate agent/owner/auctioneer know that you found their property on the Unique Property Bulletin website. Thankyou.

Online Brochure ….

Chapel At Tolver Place Penzance Cornwall

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Railway Reduction

Was £415,000 – NOW £380,000.

We had originally listed the home/business at Glaisdale Railway Station in March 2012 at a guide of £415,000. We have now been advised that the price of this fine railway building has come down by £35,000. The new guide is at £380,000. There may be an opportunity for a Unique Property Bulletin reader to see how much more “flexibility” there may be in this delight for railway life enthusiasts. A wonderous railway home and business.

There is also a nearby and popular community owned rail service, more detail of which can be found at…

http://www.eskvalleyrailway.co.uk/

Well worth reading what a community can do with main gauge and narrow gauge railway lines, when the will to breathe life back into a community – indeed several linked communities – comes about. There is also a nearby narrow gauge railway with special treats for those with a love of steam engines.

Back to the mainline and Glaisdale Railway Station, the estate agency detail is summarised …

Tees Surveyors are delighted to present for sale this 1865 George Edmund Street designed property, originally used as the Station House to Glaisdale station. This property offers not only an idyllic place to live but also the opportunity to take advantage of the thriving established Seasonal Tea-Room business located on site.

This property is located on the scenic Esk Valley line approximately 10 minutes form Whitby. The property itself has undergone refurbishment and modernisation over the past twenty years to bring it up to the contemporary standards with regards Central Heating and new Sash window installations. However the property still firmly maintains its traditional feel throughout with many preserved original features.

To the rear of the property the land extends to approximately 1/3 of an acre and is laid out with a paved area and two modern Conservatory`s attached to the main building. The first Conservatory leads to Kitchen/ Dining area, this was used for the Tea-Room and can be accessed via the Station car park if you wished to utilise this business opportunity.

The Second Conservatory leads into the Living Room and is perfect for enjoying the Magnificent Views of the grounds, which include; Three Garden Ponds, Lawn, Large Vegetable Garden, Double Greenhouse, Coal Bunker and Two Sheds (one with electricity!).

This property briefly comprises; Entrance, 2 Reception rooms, 2 Conservatory`s, Library (Can be used as Further Reception, Office, or additional Bedroom) Extended Kitchen/ Diner, Landing, Two Bedrooms, Bathroom, Railway Line to Front, Large plot and Gardens to Rear.

Rear Gardens; Large Plot, Large Patio area, Has been used for seating area for Tea-Rooms, 3 Ponds, Raised Flower Boarders with Variety of Trees and Shrubs, Vegetable Gardens.

Location: Glaisdale Railway Station, Glaisdale, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 2QL.

Tenure: Freehold. Guide:

Guide: ~~£415,000~~ Now £380,000.

Contact Tees Surveyors: 01642 309093 or …

Tees Surveyors Contact Page – Click Here

Online Brochure ….

http://www.teessurveyors.co.uk/properties-details.php?id=86

http://teessurveyors.co.uk/properties-details?id=86

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Architecturally Unique

Was £1,895,000 – NOW £1,795,000.

A modest price reduction of £100,000. Perhaps a little more wriggle room in the eventual sale price. If this lights your candle, then certainly worth a trip across to Surrey for an inspection.

Earlier Narrative: This impressive 5/6-bedroom house sits on a quiet no-through road in a beautiful lakeside setting, close to the town centre of Esher, Surrey. Designed by the renowned architect Royston Summers in 1975, the award-winning houses on Lakeside Drive are among the largest and most refined of Britain’s 20th-Century architect-designed houses. This particular property has the largest plot on Lakeside Drive and arguably the best lake views.

This spacious and light-filled house (with a total floor area of over 4,000 sq ft over two floors) features five/six bedrooms, a spectacular living room, water frontage, gardens and a double garage. The interior is a careful combination of original features and recent additions. Original features include internal joinery of Canadian white rock maple. The exterior of the house is composed of rich Ockley brick.

This property is one of the largest of sixteen Royston Summers-designed houses on the tranquil Lakeside Drive, a dedicated road with no through access. Previous to its current use, the land that forms Lakeside Drive constituted part of the gardens of Milbourne House (a former hunting lodge of Claremont House). The nine-acre site of Lakeside Drive has retained its original lake and collection of distinguished trees, many of which are subject to preservation orders. The houses won a RIBA award at the time of building and were described by the Architect’s Journal as having a “feeling of quality and privacy”.

Esher town centre, which offers a wealth of shopping and dining opportunities, is within walking distance and central London (Waterloo) can be reached by rail from Esher station in approximately 20 minutes or Claygate station in approximately 30 minutes.

Esher is a popular historic town in the heart of the borough of Elmbridge. Elmbridge has topped the annual Halifax ‘Quality of Life’ survey (judged on such things as health of residents, quality of schools, crime rates, employment rates and even weather) for the past three years. Esher is also blessed with some of Britain’s best architect-designed modern houses (including Patrick Gwynne’s ‘The Homewood’, 1937, now owned by the National Trust). Other local attractions include Sandown Park racecourse, Claremont House and Gardens and numerous golf courses. Claremont Landscape Garden is very close to Lakeside Drive, as is Esher Common, the latter being a wonderful public space suitable for walks.

Location: 1 Lakeside, Esher, Surrey, KT10 9EZ.

Tenure: Freehold.

Guide: Was ~~£1,895,000~~ [September 2013] – Now £1,795,000.

Contact Modern House Agencies Tel: 020 7704 3504 or Modern House Contact. Please can you help Unique Property Bulletin stay free to use by letting the estate agent/owner/auctioneer know that you found their property on the Unique Property Bulletin website. Thankyou.

Online Brochure & LOTS of lovely photographs ….

http://www.themodernhouse.net/sales-list/esher-surrey/description-817/

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Try Before You Buy …..

Stay At Stairs

As is usually the case – property included within the try-before-you-buy section of the Unique Property Bulletin – is NOT for sale. Our endeavour is to provide a sample, and actual experience of what it would be like to live in any particular genre of unusual abode for our readers to possibly call home in the future. This specific listing is for a short-stay break.　

This week’s offering:- An exceptional Victorian water tower that sits by the edge of the Royal Estate at Sandringham. This functional building, of the highest provenance, makes a surprisingly comfortable nest among the tree tops looking across the Sandringham estate. Accommodation is stacked on the lower floors in the former custodian’s dwelling.

A separate steep cast iron spiral staircase leads to an open viewing terrace atop the water tank. Beds 1 Twin, 1 Double.

Location: The Water Tower, Appleton, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE31 6BB.

Tenure: Short Term Holiday Stay.

Guide: Sleeps 2 +2 – 4 nights from £472.00 – equivalent to £29.50 per person per night

Availability: Check Here.

Contact: The Landmark Trust – Booking Enquiries – 01628 825925 – Please can readers help the Unique Property Bulletin stay free to use by letting the owner know that you found their property on the Unique Property Bulletin website. Thankyou

Online Brochure ….

http://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/search-and-book/properties/appleton-water-tower-4670#tabs=0

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Unique Property Bulletin 2 February 2014

New Year Sales?

Genuine Grand Design

Was £2,300,000 – NOW £1,990,000.

Ailsa Craig Island Sales Again

Was £2,500,000 – NOW £1,500,000.

Unique Property Competition

Competition Hint

On Our Paper Version Of The Bulletin Illustrated In Our 100th Online Edition, How Much Is The Guard House Priced At?

Unique Property Bulletin Competition Entry Contact Page

Place Of Unique Personage

Was £2,750,000 – NOW £2,000,000.

Killantringan Light Houses

Were £650,000 – NOW £485,000.

Unique Property Bulletin

Collect Your Edition By Googling 3 Words:

“Unique Property Bulletin”

Cornish Chapel

Was £300,000; Then £250,000 – NOW £200,000.

Railway Reduction

Was £415,000 – NOW £380,000.

Architecturally Unique

Was £1,895,000 – NOW £1,795,000.

Try Before You Buy …..

Stay At Stairs

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