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There is a time in the course of a negotiation when the wheels sometimes come close to falling off. We can see this with Donald Trump pulling out of the Singapore summit with Kim Jong-un. And we can see it with Brexit when the House of Lords decided to vote against the government. And we can see it with the trade arrangements with the EU, including the Irish border issue, when the hurdles seem insurmountable.
In a property negotiation these problems could be a mortgage lender reneging on an in-principle offer, a surveyor finding a structural problem or a solicitor coming up with a serious legal concern. But it could also be because a buyer farther down the chain has decided that they want to renegotiate their purchase price, thus setting about a chain reaction of frustration and fury....
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TO LET, COMMERCIAL PREMISES, RYE.
A ground and first floor commercial premises currently in use as a restaurant (A3 Usage) with two levels of seating areas, kitchen and toilets. New long lease is being offered on this rare-to-the-market premises. Over 2500 square feet of floor area. Business Rates: £33,750 per annum.
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TO LET, RYE, £1,600 pcm.
A newly refurbished four bedroom property set within this popular riverside development on the edge of the Ancient Town with newly fitted carpets throughout, new bathrooms and fully redecorated. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and offers: kitchen / diner, spacious lounge, downstairs cloakroom and hallway. On the first floor are two double bedrooms and one bathroom. En suite shower room to the main bedroom. On the top floor are a further two double bedrooms (restricted height). To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden and access to the garage. There is an additional parking space in front of the garage. Offered unfurnished and available now for a long term rental. Regrettably no pets and no DSS.
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TO LET, RYE, £1,550 pcm
A link detached period gem located within the centre of Rye and offering modern decor and furnishings throughout. The property boasts a modern spacious kitchen with central island. All white goods provided. The main downstairs area is open plan with a good sized main reception room benefiting from working wood burner and a hallway leading through to a study area and on to the utility room and cloakroom. There are two staircases leading to the first floor where there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms (one en suite). Outside there is a mature garden with lawn and plant borders. Storage shed, patio area and gate access to outside where there is one parking space for the property. Fully furnished. Available Now. Regrettably no pets. INCLUDED IN RENT: Gardener, TV Licence, BT Broadband Services.
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FOR SALE, WINCHELSEA, £265,000
A two bedroom mid terrace Victorian cottage situated within the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town with far reaching views across the Brede Valley to the silhouette of Rye.
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FOR SALE, CAMBER SANDS, £295,000
A detached two bedroom bungalow, with lots of potential, within the coastal village of Camber and located down a sandy track within close proximity of the vast stretch of Camber Sands beach with garage and parking.
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FOR SALE, RYE, GUIDE PRICE, £395,000
A three bedroom second floor apartment with parking situated within a unique, award winning, development in the Conservation Area of Rye. There is a Communal entrance with lift, Hall, Open plan kitchen/living area with balcony, Main bedroom with en-suite shower room, 2 further bedrooms, Family bathroom, Allocated parking space.
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FOR SALE, WINCHELSEA, GUIDE PRICE, £395,000
A carefully restored Grade II* Listed 17th century cottage, affording stylish living accommodation, located in the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town :- Sitting room, Dining room, Bulthaup kitchen, Contemporary shower room, Two bedrooms, Gas central heating, Vaulted C13th undercroft, Landscaped garden with far reaching views across the Brede Valley.
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FOR SALE, BROOKLAND, GUIDE PRICE, £490,000
An attached Grade II listed property with 5 bedrooms, affording versatile accommodation with many features of the period, set in mature cottage gardens with ample parking in the Conservation Area of the by-passed village of Brookland
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FOR SALE, BROOKLAND, GUIDE PRICE, £875,000
A detached Grade II listed period house occupying a rural location on Romney Marsh set within established gardens.
Brattle House is situated close to the small village of Brookland with its primary school, and 13th century Church of St Augustine with lead font and detached octagonal wooden belfry. Brookland is set on an attractive part of Walland Marsh, renowned for big sky views, picturesque walks and historic churches including the church in Fairfield dedicated to St Thomas a Beckett, standing alone in the fields and approached by a grass causeway. To the east is the town of New Romney (6 miles) with an historic high street, several small and interesting shops and a Sainsburys supermarket. For more comprehensive facilities there is Ashford (12 miles) with access to the M20 and International Station, which offers a high speed service to London St Pancras in 37 minutes and Eurostar service to the Continent.
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JAM on the Marsh is an annual multi-arts festival built around Kent’s magnificent Romney Marsh and its famous medieval churches. Each year JAM on the Marsh crosses the Romney Marsh from Dungeness to Hythe and Lympne to New Romney. The Marsh churches are true beacons of culture and history; they are the heart of the festival.
Local photographer, Susan Pilcher’s Marsh at Night exhibition was one of the festival’s highlights last year. Since then, she has been developing and refining her night photographs to involve unidentified objects, many created by Susan herself, rather than featuring the Marsh’s most familiar landmarks.
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The National Trust:- New spaces
Part of this exciting project involves the opening of previously closed rooms and spaces for visitors of Lamb House to explore and enjoy.
A new space opens up on the ground floor, the breakfast room. This will be accessible from the garden where refreshments will be available to purchase. Here visitors can enjoy teas, coffees and cakes overlooking the courtyard, with additional outdoor seating to enjoy in the finer weather.
Back inside, the ground floor rooms (entrance hall, telephone room, oak parlour and dining room) remain areas for visitors to explore, but the eighteenth century staircase now invites you up to the first floor of Lamb House for the first time.
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A museum dedicated to one of the 20th century’s most celebrated fashion designers should be a piece of art in its own right. An ugly, uninteresting, boring building simply would not do – especially when the designer being celebrated is none other than France’s legendary Yves Saint Laurent.
The museum was designed by Studio KO, an architectural firm established by Olivier Marty and Karl Fournier. These two young architects have realized numerous projects in Morocco, Europe and the United States. While leafing through the couturier’s archives, they were struck by curves running alongside straight lines; by the succession of delicate and bold forms that characterized the work of Yves Saint Laurent. The facade of the building appears as an intersection of cubes with a lace-like covering of bricks, creating patterns that recall the weft and warp of fabric. As with the lining of a couture jacket, the interior is radically different: velvety, smooth and radiant.
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Thoughtful and considered designs, styled and created by Fiona Pickles.
Fiona is recognised as one of the leading floral designers in the UK. Featured globally, she has appeared in British Vogue and was listed by The Telegraph as one of the Top 20 creative florists in the country.
She is utterly absorbed by the seasons and everything she does is led by what is available naturally. She can see beauty in the most 'ordinary' of things, a single lichen covered twig, a moss covered stone wall, a blossom tree in an untended hedge, a wild dog rose scrambling through a ruined building. These tiny details, that many would not give a second glance, are what provide the inspiration for Fiona's designs.
Her floral workshops attract students from around the world , they are aimed mainly at florists looking to refine their style and learn how to create the effortless yet hugely impactful designs that Fiona designs, although some classes will be suitable for less experienced students.
Details below of all upcoming classes and workshops- CLICK MORE BELOW
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