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DECEMBER 2020
COOK THE ULTIMATE XMAS DINNER OUR TOP RECIPES TO IMPRESS THIS YEAR TOP INTERIOR DESIGN THE TRENDS TO WATCH OUT FOR NEXT YEAR
NEW YEAR, NEW YOU KICK OFF 2021 WITH A NEW MINDSET
MUST SEE XMAS TV OUR GUIDE TO WHAT’S ON THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
XMAS GIFT GUIDE WHAT ARE THE HOTTEST GIFTS THIS XMAS
CONTENTS COVER STORY
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Great Christmas recipes Our guide to some special festive recipes to impress your guests
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Interior design trends Inspiration for new designs for your living space
Our latest instructions Take a look at a selection of our latest properties on the market
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Christmas gift guide Alternative gift ideas for your nearest and dearest
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The Ultimate New Years Eve Despite the restrictions this year, you can still bring in 2021 with a bang!
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New Year. New You The perfect time to action positive change and start afresh
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A guide to Christmas TV Here are our top picks for Christmas day viewing
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Garden jobs for the winter Now is the time to lay the groundwork for the spring
Darts Championship preview A look ahead to what the Darts tournament has to offer
WELCOME TO THE DECEMBER ISSUE!
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he property market is thriving with a second surge during lockdown 2.0 and house prices increasing to record levels. This is all good news coming into 2021.
Rounding this all off we have a preview of the Darts World Championships, a guide to the hottest interior design trends for 2021 and jobs for your garden over the winter period.
In this month’s magazine, we are getting all festive with some great features including a fabulous gift guide as well as some mouthwatering recipes for the big day, and of course, your guide to the must-see Christmas TV this year.
Please note, we are doing our best to be accurate, but in these strange times, all dates and availability may change, however, were correct at the time of writing.
However, it’s not all about Christmas. New year’s eve may look a little different this year, so we have a feature about how to throw the ultimate New year’s eve party at home and ideas for this year’s New Year’s resolutions.
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ith the new year coming up, it might be time to start thinking of new designs for your living space, so here we are with some inspiration to set you on your way.
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With lockdown, interior design has been a focus this year for lots of people
So get cosy with a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie, put on a festive movie and relax with us. Till next time. Jonathan Wheatley Editor
(Biophilia (meaning love of nature) focuses on human’s innate attraction to nature and natural processes.) It was a trend once, and has become a trend once more. It fell out of fashion briefly in the 90’s, but now it’s back, greener than ever. Perhaps this year’s pandemic has opened our eyes to the simpler things in life, and nature, with lots of us spending much more time in our gardens than previously. A biophilic design combines nature with architecture as a way to improve our health, psyche and overall ecosystem. We think the next decade will see a growth in reclaimed wood, hanging plants, green walls and large green installations. Not only do they bring colour and vibrancy to a home, they also freshen the air, filter out pollutants and release oxygen.
INTERIOR DESIGN IDEAS
FOR THE NEW YEAR DISTANT SHORES
Distant shores is a trend which evokes images of the laid-back lifestyle of Hawaii and tropical getaways everywhere. Offering a calm and relaxing living space to make a home a safe and inviting place to recharge, this design offers a contemporary edge to a classic floral design, featuring tropical brights, subtle monotones and soft lemons.
A biophilic design combines nature with architecture as a way to improve our health, psyche and overall ecosystem
OCEAN HUES
Aqua and inky blues offers a calm and contemporary look, capturing relaxing pool sides and beach getaways, aqua and inky blues offer a calm, contemporary look. It’s one which reflects a shift towards tranquil yet modern interiors with a colour known for its association with peace, calm and comfort. Following the pandemic’s lockdowns, the peaceful design of ocean blues, which varies from deep inky tones to soft aquas, will perfectly encapsulate the peace and calm we all need in our homes today.
A KITCHEN’S INVISIBLE HANDLES
In modern times, kitchens, perhaps more than any other room in a home, has taken a noticeable and significant evolutionary journey. Invisible hardware, in many cases, has replaced handles and pulls on drawers and cabinets (especially the oversized ones). Ranging from push latches, a mechanical or magnetic device installed inside the cabinet allowing you to open the cabinet by pushing the door, to integrated handles where you can pull drawers thanks to inwardly bevelled
edges, and more simple solutions such as hidden pulls affixed to the top edge of each door so that just a sliver juts out. The objective is to have a minimal space with a seamless and sleek look.
GLOBAL INFLUENCE
This is a trend which is inspired by earthy color palettes and warm, natural textures, pairing perfectly with wooden, woven and rattan home accessories. Influenced
ARTS AND CRAFTS
It’s an idea many have indulged in this year particularly, in many cases for the first time, being a new-found love and a concept fit for interior design. Embracing the iconic 19th century movement, born out of the industrial revolution, the arts and crafts designs aim to reform how things were made and reverse the damaging effects of machine-dominated production, increasing the value of hand-made, decorative pieces.
CLASSIC TRADITIONALISM
This design incorporates classic art, antiques and pieces with history, bringing a sense of harmony and order to any living space. The soft furnishings, embracing ornate scrolls, courtly stripes and classic damasks, all work toward the idea of symmetry, thus contrasting other bolder, more graphic geometrics. Those with an appetite for history will love the idea of this design.
VINTAGE
Moving forward in time slightly, and we have the vintage design. Antique, repurposed, salvaged and retro pieces all have their place in a vintage scheme. The key is to use strong colours but also a less-is-more approach, resulting in a vibrant, cohesive aesthetic. Contrast is also a defining feature to this design. Luxe elements such as rich fabrics and statement lighting go a long way to creating a modern note.
by wildlife and African plains, its bold, safari feel offers itself as a key trend for the season across both interiors and fashion. Warmer tones are now often being favoured over cooler greys – a key interior trend that can be easily translated into the home.
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PAST, PRESENTS AND FUTURE After a miserable year it’s time to spread a little goodwill and cheer with your nearest and dearest, but will a bottled gold nest-egg be top of your shopping list?
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magine waking on Christmas morning to discover an inspired Santa has left a bottle of Macallan 18-year-old single malt whisky instead of the usual socks and smellies. Imagine looking at the box, mentally savouring that perfectly-balanced amber nectar which has been matured over several years in both European and American sherry-seasoned oak casks to deliver a sweeter taste and character. Imagine the soft clink of ice cubes, the wonderful sensation as the liquid gold rolls across your palate and caresses your tonsils. Imagine all that … as that’s all you’re going to do. Imagine. Because if you’re shrewd, that box is going straight in the cupboard, unopened, hopefully to be joined annually by a few more to form a collection which could prove to be a nice little earner. Whisky, you see, is a hot little investment, particularly the Macallan, widely regarded
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as the Rolls Royce of single malts. Hang on to them long enough and they will turbo-charge your pension pot. Still sceptical? Well, a single bottle, bottled in 1983 after a 17-year maturation period in a sherry cask, can change hands for more than £6,000, while earlier this year a man who had been given a bottle by his father every year since his birth sold the lot for
£44,000 and used it as a deposit for his first house. It shouldn’t come as a surprise. In turbulent times, investors have turned to their own ‘safe havens’ to protect their wealth, gold being the obvious favourite. However, Scotland’s own golden export has been outperforming the precious metal, classic cars, coins and even jewellery with experts pointing to a staggering 582per cent growth in the market over the last 10 years. But if your patience threshold is lower than interest rates, then hanging around for Santa’s benevolence to pay dividends just isn’t going to do the business. So, with that in mind … Instead of whisky, perhaps you’re a Bacardi and Coke type, in which case Saint Nick could do you a massive favour and leave the Bacardi Mixing Console, a retro-looking piece from famed designer Hugh Miller and the makers of the world-renowned white rum to create a piece of furniture – think 1970s-style radiogram combining a high-spec audio turntable and cocktail bar for the ultimate in cool mixing. At £1,700, however, it’s going to put a massive dent in the Christmas budget. Or if bubbles are your thing, Fortnum & Mason offer a personalised bottle of Blanc de Blancs Champagne. The Champagne, from the Grand Cru region of Chouilly, come with a personalised message as well as a label bearing the name of a brand synonymous with luxury, so it’s a snip at £44.50.
Well, a single bottle, bottled in 1983 after a 17-year maturation period in a sherry cask, can change hands for more than £6,000,
Alternatively, another of our national retail treasures, Selfridges, have a limited-edition personalised tin for their tempting bottle of Moet & Chandon Imperial Rose NV Champagne for a mere £58.99.
However, what better way to sum up this pandemic-blighted year than a personalised face mask (£14)? As we’ve spent most of this year with the lower halves of our faces covered, why not go one step further and have a mask complete with a portrait of your loved one? At least people will remember what they look like when out and about.
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All this alcohol could produce the mother of all hangovers so what better way to help ease you into a new day than with a SMEG Espresso coffee machine, a fashionable high-tech addition to grace any kitchen. There’s one issue and it’s not the £320 price tag – it’s pink. Experience days have become quite fashionable in recent years. Expected to be popular this year are a Champagne afternoon tea at The Ritz – (£72.50), a Dark Sky Stargazing Experience in Wales (£50) at the Brecon Beacons Observatory – obviously when Covid restrictions allow – and a landscape photography day (£135). However, the last one might prove expensive as you obviously can’t go without a new camera, such as the latest Panasonic Lumix G100 Vlogging Camera, which is designed to make creating content on the go fairly straightforward. It takes normal pictures too. As for the unusual, how about a molecular gastronomy kit to bring out their inner Heston Blumenthal for £44.95, or Aesop’s Gouttes anti-odeur de merde – that’s post-poo drops for the non-Gallic – which is a scent created to refresh a bathroom. At £20, a perfect solution for those fond of sprouts.
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THROWING THE ULTIMATE
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY ...FOR YOURSELVES T
his winter is going to be rather different to the ones we have come to expect, as New Year celebrations will have to be restricted in several ways. So if you’re only able to celebrate within your personal bubbles, or even with just your own household, and you don’t want the celebrations to fall flat, here’s some ways that you can still bring in 2021 with a bang.
GO HOMEMADE
For large parts of this year, life has been far from normal. From homeschooling, to organising Zoom calls, 2020 has forced us to find new ways to entertain ourselves. So why not carry this theme into the new year, and create your own perfect, personalised party? For starters, consider your drinks options. There’s nothing worse than arriving at a party, and not being too keen on the liquid refreshment options. So this year, choose to spice things up, by creating your own cocktails. BBC Good Food offers an extensive list of easy-to-make cocktail recipes which you can try your hand at. Or if you want to avoid the extra costs, input the ingredients you already have in your cupboards, into ‘makemeacocktail.com’, and find out which drinks you can already make without having to shop any further!
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CUSTOMISE YOUR FOOD Something else which you can take control of this year, is the food on offer. The Christmas season is always a great opportunity to stock your fridges and freezers full of sweet and savoury goodies, so why not go to your supermarket of choice, and indulge in a selection of canapes, to really class up your evening?
If you want to go even further, why not get your party food ‘made to order’ by the supermarket so you can design your perfect menu and really be the talk of the town. Or, if you’d rather keep your spending to a limit, then why not check out ‘deliciousmagazine.com’, for their list of Christmas leftover recipes, so you can make the most out of what’s left in your fridge, whilst still creating mouth-watering dishes.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TECHNOLOGY
DON’T FORGET THE DECOR Something that’s great about going to a fancy do, is being able to marvel at the decoration. So what’s stopping you from creating your own unique party theme from your own home? For example, if you’re someone who prefers to keep their Christmas decorations up until after New Year, why not match your colour schemes and grab some disposable plates and cups which compliment your Christmas ornaments? And of course, this comes with the added benefit of creating less washing up! And if you want to look like a real pro, and you were, as already mentioned, to make your own cocktails, then why not go the whole hog, and serve them in appropriate cocktail glasses? With Christmas coming just days before, cocktail glasses could be a very useful gift when December 31st arrives....
Although it’s been a tough year, one of the great things to have come out of it is the discovery of ways to speak to family and friends virtually. And this could be a real help for New Year’s Eve. Back in the summer, the nation became hooked on quizzing as a way to entertain itself. So why not bring in 2021 with a huge family and friends quiz, all organised by
virtual communication? Pick your favourite rounds, write your own questions, and let the family go head to head to see who is the smartest, once and for all! And the magic of video calling doesn’t just limit you to quizzing. Head over to ‘marieclaire.com’ to discover what other party games they recommend for your virtual call!
MAKE MEMORIES OF YOUR PERSONALISED PARTY! If you do decide to create your very own New Year’s Eve night, and you can’t quite think how to top it off, then look no further than creating memories. Start with designing a 2020 music playlist, and re-listen to all the great tunes which have been released this year. And in order to complete your party, adorn your home with 2021 bunting, and go a step further, by treating yourself to a New Year themed giant photo frame! Get dressed up, grab a drink, and capture all the memories from the night that New Year was celebrated rather differently.
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Our gorgeous guide to some special Christmas recipes that will get your guests excited this festive season
375g pack ready-rolled puff pastry ½ small garlic clove 1 beaten egg, to glaze 400g high-quality sausagemeat 150g cranberry sauce 1 x pack sage & onion stuffing mix 50g sesame seeds
XMAS TIP: Cook the sausagemeat in the oven alongside your Turkey for fabulous sausagemeat stuffing for the main meal
1tbsp olive oil 3 tbsp chutney (ideally caramelised onion, or a cranberry variety) 4 parsnips 4 carrots 200g sprouts 2 red onions 2 bay leaves A handful of both Rosemary and Thyme (or whatever herbs you used for the main dish) 1tbsp honey
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TIS THE SEASON‌ CRANBERRY AND SAGE SAUSAGE ROLLS These flavourful treats are perfect to have on the side throughout the holiday season. Boil the kettle and make the stuffing as per the instructions. Meanwhile, while the stuffing is cooling, finely chop the onion, and in a large bowl add the sausagemeat, chopped garlic and 100g of the cranberry sauce. Once the stuffing has cooled, add it to the mixture, and with your hands, knead and mix together until fully mixed. On a floured side, roll out the puff pastry into a 5mm thick, long rectangle. Preheat the over to 220c Spread the remaining cranberry sauce along the middle of the pastry, in rows, leaving space to seal, then scoop the sausagemeat mixture along the rows. Fold the pastry over and seal before cutting into whatever size sausage rolls you require. Brush the tops with the beaten egg and sprinkle over the sesame seeds, before making small slashes across the tops with a sharp knife. Place on a baking tray with baking paper and cook in the preheated oven for 20 minutes until golden brown.
CHRISTMAS DAY VEGGIE TRAYBAKE Preheat the oven to 210c and mix the oil and chutney together in a roasting tin and season well. Trim and halve the sprouts, cut the onions into wedges, and cut the parsnips and carrots into chunky pieces. Put the veg in a large roasting tin before pouring the olive oil and chutney mix over, then put in the oven for 25 mins. Remove the tin and add the herbs, give it a toss and put back in the oven for 30 mins more, until the veg are soft. Finally, remove the tin and pour the honey over all the veg before returning to the oven for 5 more mins. Once ready, serve immediately.
XMAS TIP: For a meaty option, add chipolatas wrapped in streak bacon to the tin after the first 25 mins.
TO EAT
1kg Maris Piper, Desiree red potatoes or homegrown potatoes A handful of fresh thyme A handful of fresh rosemary 50 ml sunflower oil 2 tsp plain flour Rock salt (not finely ground)
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ULTIMATE ROAST POTATOES Forego the oven-ready roasts, and goose-fat, for these super-easy, yet incredible roast potatoes from scratch. Preheat the oven to 210c and put a large roasting tin in the oven. Peel the potatoes and chop into even-sized pieces approximately 5cm. Put the peeled potatoes in a saucepan and pour over cold water until they are just covered. Add plenty of rock salt and then wait for the water to boil. Once boiling, lower the heat, and simmer uncovered for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, add the sunflower oil to the hot roasting tin and put back in the oven. Drain the potatoes in a colander and then pour back into the pan before, using the colander as a lid, giving them a vigorous shake to bash and fluff up the outsides. Sprinkle with the plain flour and give another shake until they are evenly coated. Carefully pour the potatoes into the hot fat, tear up the thyme and rosemary and sprinkle over the potatoes before turning them so they are all covered. Finally,
XMAS TIP: You can use other herb combinations depending on what meal you are having, for example, sage with beef, or oregano and basil with chicken
sprinkle some more rock salt over the potatoes before putting them in the oven. Roast for 15 mins before removing from the oven and turning them, then after another 15 minutes do this again. Now leave them for approximately 10-20 minutes, or until they are golden and crispy. Serve straight away once they are ready.
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NEW YEAR The New Year will be just that – new. Like no other. So it’s the perfect time to action positive change and start afresh following a restraining and contemplative 2020.
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his year has been a true shock to the system. A positively unique year through which we have been forced to re-evaluate the way we consider another person’s wellbeing, respecting each other like never before, collectively as a nation. It has changed the way we see life and the way we make our choices. Much more calculated and considered they are now, which we have made and continue to make both in a pre-meditated sense and a real-world one. Throughout our lockdowns, many of us have had the time to think and reflect like never before, and slow down and attain a new focus on the things that matter most. So, what are you going to change when the New Year comes about?
When it was made illegal to advertise tobacco on television in 1965, the conversation has been well-lit ever since, and in 2005 we finally saw a complete ban on all forms of tobacco advertising. It wasn’t until 2006, though, that the UK began initiating bans on all smoking within enclosed public spaces. With our ample opportunity for static reflection this year, particularly on our health, quitting smoking is as important as it was 15 years ago, if not more so. Cancer is still a very real threat. Shown from studies carried out in 2015, smoking accounts for 51.5% of cancer deaths in men and 44.5% of cancer deaths in women. Tips for kicking the habit: nicotine replacement therapy; identify and then train yourself to avoid the triggers; exercise more.
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Obesity is still a big, big issue in our nation, and it’s getting bigger still. As of August last year, the Health Survey for England estimated that 28.7% of adults in England are obese and a further 35.6% are overweight but not obese. Throughout our lockdowns in the UK there is no doubt those rates have increased, with the catalysts of laziness and the new-found desire to order food online. Planning out a diet doesn’t have to be depressing. There are some very tasty and nutritious meals you can make with chicken or fish, with vegetables, rice and various other tasty supplements. A sauce to drizzle over the top can go a long way. Everything in moderation, but be firm with yourself. Join the gym. Attending the gym may take a very different form in the New Year, but that shouldn’t stop you integrating yourself back into society and getting a much-needed sweat on. Home cooking has cooked up a serious flame throughout our lockdowns, a notable and encouraging flambé of newfound enthusiasm and passion for gastronomy, and it’s a 2020 habit which should go on being preserved. Learn some new recipes and try your hand at some different cuisines. Perhaps try making sushi if you haven’t already! Start a food blog. A YouTube channel would be great, but a written blog online with photos can be just as good. Also there are plenty of free blog sites to create an account with, including Blogger, Ghost and WordPress. Reorganize and equip your kitchen so you can homecook more regularly.
The pandemic has clearly changed us as a people, largely for the better, so it’s the perfect time for a spiritual reawakening. Yes, that’s right – a spiritual reawakening. S’nothing wrong with getting spiritual sometimes, and in this digital age of immediacy, in which the ever-growing governance of technology puts everything at our fingertips, encouraging us to, frankly, be lazy and void of thought as we sit down to another reality television show… it’s an idea to recognize as something more than a mere eccentricity. Multiple studies have shown that yoga reduces stress, depression and anxiety. It’s probably why 37% of yoga enthusiasts have children who also enjoy practicing. Reading fiction refreshes the mind, sweeps you away into another world, and wakes up your imagination to realize your dreams. Yes, really. We should all do it daily. You can always be kinder and extend more respect to your fellow man or woman, and the rewards of doing so are infinite. Also, it’s time to start socially integrating again (albeit at a free and peaceful pace). So here are some ideas for clubs you could join in 2021 (government regulations permitting). Sport club. Sewing club. Book club. Fight class. Yoga class.
Film club. Photography club. Art club. Dance club. Gardening club.
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2021 PDC WORLD DARTS
CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW
The Darts competition starts this month at the famous Alexandra Palace
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ome associate the Christmas period with family time. Others think of more religious connotations. And some look forward to the festive period because it signals the beginning of the World Darts Championship. So as we near the festive period, let’s look ahead to what the biggest tournament in Darts has to offer.
WHAT ARE THE DETAILS?
This year’s competition, which sees the world’s best players all take to the oche, kicks off on December 18th. As has been the case since 2008, the tournament will be hosted at the world famous Alexandra Palace, London. Something that will look very different this year though, will be watching this lively event without the usual swathes of fans turning up in fancy dress attire, and singing throughout. Due to the ongoing pandemic, crowds returning to the darts is not yet possible. But this doesn’t mean that spectators cannot view every single minute of the event, live from your sofa. Although the information has not officially been released, we expect Sky Sports to broadcast every game from the competition via its own dedicated channel, as it has done for a number of years. And if you’re not a Sky customer, you can still keep up to date with what’s happening by signing up to a PDC membership.
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WHO ARE THE FAVOURITES?
The past year has seen an emergence of a new wave of dartists, which has blown this year’s Championship wide open. Only a short time ago, Glen Durrant lifted the Premier League trophy, in only his first year on the PDC, so his confidence will be high coming into this tournament. Likewise, Nathan Aspinall has enjoyed a surge in his success, finishing as runnerup in the Premier League, as well as reaching the semi-final stage in both of his only World Championship appearances so far. So don’t be surprised if he were to go a couple better this year. Elsewhere, last year’s Champion Peter Wright will be a firm favourite, as he followed up his first tournament win in 2020, with two other PDC Major titles, most recently in November. And if you’re looking for a dark horse, Gerwyn Price has put together a fine run of firm of late. The controversial Welshman reached the semifinal stage of this tournament last year, and has since won the World Grand Prix this year, so he could be one to take the trophy.
The tournament kicks-off on the 18th December and runs through to the 4th of January
YOUR GUIDE TO
CHRISTMAS TV W
Settle down with our top picks for this festive period’s mustwatch TV
hen it comes to Christmas day, once the dinner is finished, attention usually turns to gathering round the telly and discovering what festive specials are on offer. So here are our top picks for Christmas day viewing.
DOCTOR WHO
The Doctor Who Christmas special has been an institution of the Christmas day schedule ever since its revival in 2005. And it will be back once again, with Jodie Whittaker to star alongside regulars Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill, and Tosin Cole. And if fans of the show weren’t excited enough already, this festive instalment will feature the Doctor’s most feared enemy, the Daleks. It has not been confirmed when this sci-fi hit will air, during the day, but it is rumoured that viewers will be able to see their favourite timelord in an early evening time slot.
CELEBRITY MASTERCHEF
Another show which will be on our TVs at Christmas, is BBC’s Celebrity Masterchef. Again, we are not sure as to when this will be aired over the period, but reports suggest that this episode will be a special all-star cast of previous contestants. Rumours hint that Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood will be in the kitchen, alongside TV personalities Rylan Clark-Neal and Janet Street-Porter, all battling it out to impress judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace.
CALL THE MIDWIFE
Back in March, filming for Call the Midwife was halted, but thankfully, the Christmas special will go ahead this year! This episode, set in 1965, will include all of our favourite nurses, including those portrayed by Jenny Agutter and Linda Bassett, to name a couple. It has also
been announced that Doctor Who legend Peter Davidson will guest star as a circus ringmaster, who proves to be a big hit in Poplar. The air time has not been confirmed by BBC1, but we expect this widelyanticipated drama to be one of the highlights of the day.
GHOSTS
The hit comedy, which has aired two seasons, will provide us with a Christmas special, ahead of its confirmed third series. The show, which has proved popular since its first broadcast, follows a cashstrapped couple, who inherit a country home, only to have to deal with its numerous ghosts. It is unclear when, during the Christmas period, the special will be released, but we can expect all of the usual shenanigans from its core cast, which includes Charlotte Ritchie and Kiell Smith-Bynoe.
The Doctor Who Christmas special has been an institution of the Christmas day schedule ever since its revival in 2005
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SHARPEN UP
FOR SPRING T
he days may be short but the ‘to do’ list remains long. December can be a quiet month in the garden as far as routine work is concerned, so now is the time to lay the groundwork for the spring.
now your manicured green sward is largely dormant - unless we have a temperate winter - it is time to get blades sharpened and, particularly if you have a petrol model, thoroughly serviced and the oil changed.
In that respect, the most important thing you should do is to make sure any pruning is completed early in the month, providing the opportunity to make the most of miserable, gloomy dank days to take up residence in the shed to clean, grease and maintain your tree loppers, shears and lawn edgers.
It will also make sure you don’t put your shoulder out trying to start up if another unseasonal mild spell means the grass needs some early attention in the new year. Remember, grass will continue to grow in temperatures above 5degreesC so a light trim three to five millimetres higher than usual will help to avoid turf stress.
Obviously, the most important tool at your disposal is the lawn mower and
In terms of pruning, overgrown
It may be cold outside but that doesn’t mean the garden comes to a standstill in the depths of winter
apple and pear trees can be cut back while ornamental trees such as acers and birches, as well as vines, need to be trimmed before Christmas to avoid ‘bleeding’. And if you have any deciduous trees and shrubs that need to be planted or moved, they can still go in as long as there is no frost in the ground. For vegetable gardeners now is the time to harvest leeks, parsnips, winter cabbage and sprouts - particularly once they have got the first sharp frost in them – and the remaining root crops you planted. And, really, apart from that it’s all about common-sense maintenance and
Ornamental trees such as acers and birches, as well as vines, need to be trimmed before Christmas to avoid ‘bleeding’
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ensuring delicate plants are protected against sub-zero temperatures. Fallen leaves should be cleared from lawns as they will block what light there is, as well as moisture reaching the roots. However, if you have a rotary mower put it on the highest setting and shred the leaves into small pieces, creating a great soil conditioner. Any leftovers can be spread as mulch around plants and flower beds, providing a barrier against the cold as well as well as providing muchneeded nutrients. It is always worthwhile checking gutters as leaves will cause damaging blockages while ponds could also
become clogged if late autumnal falls settle and congeal, particularly if your prized water feature ices over after a series of freezing nights. Obviously, a pond heater will help prevent ice forming, but if it does a hot pan will create a hole large enough to allow oxygen through. A football left on the surface will also delay freezing – as will a fountain or ornamental waterfalls - but remember, if there are fish in the pond do not smash the ice as the shock waves can be harmful. And if you are considering turning off your water feature, remember to insulate it, and that goes for outdoor taps too. Of course, once Christmas is out of the way, January ushers in a new
growing year and, although daylight hours are still at a premium, there is much to look forward too and plans to be made. Now’s the time to order your seeds for the spring as well as plan your vegetable crop rotations for the coming season. Outside, top up your garden mulch by shredding your Christmas tree and, while you are spreading, disperse worm casts from the lawn and check if the branches of any delicate trees have been damaged during a heavy snowfall or violent storms. Also give your pots a clean ready for spring planting, and the same goes for greenhouses, ensuring good light penetration and paying attention to any insulation to make sure it is still secure. But, above all, keep bird feeders topped up. January can be a particularly brutal month for wildlife and your garden visitors will need all the help they can get, not only with feed but water too.
Also give your pots a clean ready for spring planting, and the same goes for greenhouses, ensuring good light penetration
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Burling Way, Burwell
ÂŁ385,000
A stylish, recently redecorated and tastefully presented modern Townhouse forming part of a recently constructed residential development on the outskirts of Burwell allowing for excellent access to Cambridge. Built by Hopkins Homes in just 2018 this spacious property comprises flexible and versatile living accommodation arranged over three floors. The immaculate rooms include to the ground floor a large entrance hallway, cloakroom, access to the integral garage, utility room and study/potential bedroom 4. With a spacious and well equipped kitchen/dining room with double doors opening through to a light and bright sitting room on the first floor and 3 good size bedrooms (ensuite and fitted wardrobes to the master bedroom) and a family bathroom to the top floor.
Dalzells Lane, Burwell
ÂŁ375,000
A unique detached property positioned right in the village centre comprising flexible accommodation in excess of 2100 Sq Ft and offered for sale with no upward chain. Offering a huge amount of scope for further improvement this property boasts some versatile and spacious rooms throughout. Consisting to the ground floor a large entrance hallway, open plan sitting room / kitchen / dining room, WC and shower room, 2 bedrooms / office / family room or play room. With a large landing/reception area, 5 principal bedrooms, ensuite and family bathroom to the first floor.
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Priory Close, Burwell
ÂŁ350,000
A particularly spacious three bedroom detached bungalow set within a quiet and centrally positioned cul-de-sac and located within striking distance of all village amenities. Enjoying a large entrance hallway with ample storage, a well equipped kitchen/diner, sitting room, conservatory, three bedrooms and a bathroom with separate WC. A rather special feature is the generous and private rear garden with off road parking.
Reach Road, Burwell
ÂŁ325,000
A modern, attractive and well-presented property standing on the edge of a popular development and located towards the outskirts of this well regarded village allowing excellent access to Cambridge. Comprising in brief an entrance hall, cloakroom, re-fitted kitchen, L-shaped sitting/dining room, four bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Enjoying a pleasant, private and enclosed South facing garden with single garage and car port allowing further off road parking.
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Melford Close, Burwell
ÂŁ325,000
A stunning, light and airy detached family home proudly standing towards the end of a no through road within a popular residential development close to the centre of the village and all amenities. Offering well-presented living accommodation consisting of entrance porch, cloakroom, kitchen, dining room, living room with superb bay window, three bedrooms, (two good size doubles with fitted wardrobes), en-suite shower room to master bedroom and an extended family bathroom.
Factory Road, Burwell
ÂŁ290,000
A rare opportunity to purchase an established family home set within this semi-rural location and a short walk of Wicken Fen nature reserve, with some fabulous gardens to rear and lovely views to front overlooking farmland. This extended property offers surprisingly spacious accommodation and boasts living room with open fireplace, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom and three bedrooms. Externally the property offers superb landscaped gardens with a lovely mix of mature plants and trees and split into various areas including patio area with the remainder offering some delightful borders, vegetable patch, brick built pizza oven, useful outhouse and further hard standing.
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Southwell Drive, Trumpington, Cambridge
£850,000
Morris Armitage are now in receipt of an offer for the sum of £820,000 for 51 Southwell Drive, Trumpington. Anyone wishing to place an offer on this property should contact Morris Armitage, Cambridge before exchange of contracts. Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale this substantial and recently constructed detached townhouse with far reaching views across open land, located within moments of Addenbrookes Hospital and easy access to the M11 and Cambridge City Centre. Arranged over three floors, the property offers accommodation to include entrance hall, cloakroom and an open plan kitchen/diner. To the first floor is the sitting room with open views from the terrace, a sitting room, three bedrooms and the family bathroom. To the second/top floor is are two further bedrooms, both of which have ensuite facilities, dressing areas and terrace respectively.
Greystoke Road, Cambridge
£615,000
Benefitting from an annexe to the rear of the property ideal for a growing family or lodger, Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale this greatly extended and wellpresented detached family home, located within a highly sought-after development. A short cycle ride to Addenbookes Hospital, Cambridge city centre and moments from the shops and local amenities in Cherry Hinton. Easily accessible to the A14/A11 and Cambridge railway station. Having undergone substantial extensions to the side and rear, this property boasts accommodation to include entrance hall, downstairs W/C, lounge, dining room, kitchen, a generous sized bedroom 4/study/reception room with ensuite wet room/shower room and a utility room. From the utility room is access to the annexe which comprises a lounge opening to the bedroom (5th bedroom) and an ensuite wet room/shower room. To the first floor are three bedrooms, a shower room and separate W/C. Complete with a refitted gas boiler and double glazing throughout.
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Hobson Road, Trumpington, Cambridge
£375,000
Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale this superbly presented and high quality two bedroom ground floor flat in Trumpington, located within moments of Addenbrookes Hospital and easy access to the M11 and Cambridge City Centre. The property is ideally situated within close proximity to local amenities and the Trumpington Park & Ride. The property offers accommodation to include, entrance hall with a utility cupboard, open plan lounge/diner/kitchen, two double bedrooms (ensuite facility to bedroom 1) and a family bathroom. Complete with gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout.
Hills Road, Cambridge
£375,000
Morris Armitage are delighted to offer this superbly presented first floor apartment situated in the highly-regarded development ‘The Levels’. Moments from Cambridge Railway Station and a short cycle ride from Addenbrookes Hospital and Cambridge city centre. This apartment comprises entrance hall with useful storage cupboards, living/dining room open plan to the kitchen with integrated appliances, two spacious double bedrooms (ensuite shower room to master) and a family bathroom. The property also benefits from an allocated parking space. Advantageously we have been advised the EWS1 survey has been completed and certificate is due in the forthcoming weeks.
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Welstead Road, Cambridge
ÂŁ375,000
Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale this spacious end of terrace family home located within the well served village of Cherry Hinton and within walking distance of local schooling, a grocery superstore and a regular bus service. Easily accessible to Addenbrookes Hospital, A14/A11 and Cambridge City Centre. The light and bright accommodation comprises entrance hall with useful storage cupboards, cloakroom, a generous sized open plan lounge/diner, conservatory, kitchen, three bedrooms and family bathroom. Gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout.
Turpyn Court, Cambridge
ÂŁ325,000
*No Onward Chain* Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale an opportunity to purchase and renovate this terraced family home requiring modernisation, located to the North of the City and within a short cycle ride from Cambridge Science/Business Park, guided bus route, Cambridge North Rail Station, local schooling and a range of amenities. Easily accessible to the A14/M11 and the Cambridge city centre. Accommodation in brief comprises entrance hall, W.C, open plan lounge/diner, kitchen with space for a table and access to the lean-to area with storage cupboards. To the first floor are three bedroom and a four piece family bathroom. Predominantly double glazed and a gas combination boiler and electric heating to several rooms.
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Kirby Road, Waterbeach, Cambridge
ÂŁ325,000
Occupying a corner plot position, Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale this exceptionally well presented and much improved end-terraced family home located within the sought after and thriving village of Waterbeach. Easily accessible to Waterbeach Railway Station, Cambridge Science Park, Cambridge Business Park and the A14/M11. This tastefully decorated property features new windows installed throughout, several storage cupboards and a boarded loft space. Accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, spacious kitchen/diner, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
ST. BEDES GARDENS, CAMBRIDGE
ÂŁ240,000
***Generous Garden to this Ground floor maisonette***Morris Armitage are delighted to offer for sale this high quality and fully refurbished ground floor maisonette located to a quiet cul-de-sac position with cycling distance to Cambridge city centre. Close to amenities such as shops, schooling and a regular bus service route. Having undergone gradual improvements over the recent years including a new heating system 2016, a refitted kitchen and redecoration, accommodation comprises entrance hall, lounge/diner, a refitted kitchen, inner hallway with storage cupboard, a double bedroom with fitted double wardrobes and a modern shower room. Complete with gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout.
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Ryston Road, Denver, Downham Market
ÂŁ495,000
A generation ago, the Ryston Estate (which is still very much in existence today) used to include parts of the neighbouring Village of Denver. When the main road was constructed in the 1970s, a new border between Denver and Ryston was created and some of this extensive Estate was divided and sold. This included the Dairy at Hill Farm which had served both the Landowners and the local area for many, many years. When sold, it was used commercially for some time before planning permission was obtained to convert the site into a small, very individual residential development. Over the last year or so, the conversion of these tall, existing stone faced barns along with the creation of new substantial buildings have been taking place to create what is a truly unique, very exclusive, gated mews development comprising of only six properties in total.
Fendale, Downham Road, Salters Lode, Downham Market
ÂŁ450,000
A beautifully renovated, detached bungalow with planning permission for further extension to include 2 further bedrooms within the loft area, bathroom, en-suite, planning ref:18/01369/F. This is offered for sale on a plot approaching 2 acres in size which, aside from its equestrian potential, also has had planning permission passed for residential development to one of its external buildings. The impressive bungalow has itself undergone a full programme of improvement and now boasts a modern yet traditional refitted kitchen/breakfast room along with a front sitting room that extends to almost 16ft in size. This has a central wood burning stove and has had oak flooring laid as has both the cloakroom and spacious hallway. There are 2 double bedrooms, the largest of which extends to over 16ft in size and also a refitted bathroom. On the outside, the property has its own areas of garden, parking and a garage whilst the remaining grounds have all been enclosed and are largely used to pasture.
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Railway Road, Downham Market
£375,000
Inside, there are two main receptions each displaying the original fireplaces with the largest extending to over 18ft in size. There is a generous kitchen/breakfast room along with utility and on the middle floor the largest of the bedrooms with their respective en-suite facilities can be found. The attic space is filled with the original ceiling and wall beams which are on display and there are two further rooms and an additional bathroom. Light leaded and stained glass windows are still evident as are the large sash windows and the original and quite magnificent Sundial is still a significant feature as it remains on the front of the building for all to see. There is plenty of parking for guests and visitors and to both the front and rear, there are courtyard gardens in which to relax and enjoy. Truly unique and individual in every way, early viewing is recommended.
Railway Road, Downham Market
£389,995
A distinctive, detached period property boasting an incredible level of versatile accommodation. Positioned close to the railway, ‘Chestnut Villa’ has (until recently) been recognised as one of the Town’s leading bed and breakfast establishments which has been successfully run by the current owners for the last 30 years offering a range of rooms some of which have en-suite facilities. In its own right, it still boasts an impressive level of space that includes 5 bedrooms, 5 reception rooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 en-suites. Throughout the property, the room sizes are all well-proportioned with the main lounge measuring over 14ft and main dining room extending to over 13ft in size. Each of the bedrooms are a double size also the largest extending to over 14ft and most have either en-suite shower or WC facilities. Outside, there is a rear garden providing a high level of privacy along with parking and a garage. The property has much character both on the inside and out and displays the traditional, locally mined Carr stone within the outside walls that Downham was once renowned for. Ideally positioned for access to both the station and town centre, the unique and spacious layout can only be fully appreciated by viewing internally.
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Landseer Drive, Downham Market
ÂŁ349,995
One of the larger styles of 4 bedroom homes to be constructed within this popular and established area toward the edge of the Town. Furthermore, it enjoys a rather unique position being more tucked away than most enjoying views over fields to the rear. Inside, the property has 3 reception rooms downstairs comprising a triple aspect lounge measuring over 17ft in size along with a separate dining room and a study. There is also a sizeable kitchen/breakfast room, separate utility and a cloakroom. Upstairs, an open landing opens to each of the bedrooms which are all well-proportioned. The largest bedroom extends to over 17ft in size and benefits from double, fitted wardrobes and its own en-suite shower room. Outside, the plot and gardens wrap around each side of the property and offers generous levels of space divided into separate gardens. On top of this, there is private parking which could easily be extended and in addition, it has a double garage. All of the advantages of a modern property but with a bit more space and privacy than expected. Viewing is highly recommended.
Manor Farm Gardens, Hilgay, Downham Market
ÂŁ345,000
An exceptional, detached home set within a very select and small cul-de-sac, originally built by award winning Developers Bennett Homes. On both the inside and out, the quality of its design and construction speaks for itself and its layout allows for truly generous levels of both living and sleeping accommodation. Downstairs, a spacious entrance hall gives access to the living areas which are all spacious and light. The double aspect sitting room extends to over 22ft in length and there is also a separate dining room leading through to a sizeable conservatory which overlooks and appreciates the privacy of the gardens. The generously fitted kitchen/breakfast room also spans more than 16ft in length and enjoys the practicality of an adjoining utility. The upstairs is equally as spacious whereby each of the 4 bedrooms are of a genuine double size and where the largest, Master bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and its own en-suite. There has also been much thought, time and care applied to the gardens in creating a wonderful yet maintainable area of lawn and seating areas along with well stocked beds that house mature shrubbery whilst a private driveway and double garaging can be found to the front.
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Ely Road, Hilgay, Downham Market
£189,995
Located within the popular village of Hilgay is this 4 bedroomed detached bungalow. Having been thoughtfully completed by the current owner. The property has a fantastic level of space coupled with natural light. From the newly fitted gloss finish kitchen/diner including integral appliances and continues, into the dining area covering 20’ in length. It also has a good size lounge, separate utility and family bathroom. It has 4 well proportioned bedrooms, the master of which has the benefit of an en-suite. Externally there is off road parking for several vehicles to the front and a private side and rear garden. Having had uPVC double glazed windows and doors fitted throughout along with an oil central heating system and solid wood internal doors, makes this property one that must be seen. Located with good access to Downham Market and its range of amenities along with the train station on the main King’s Lynn to London Kings Cross line.
Buttercup Drive, Downham Market
£300,000
Set over three floors, this detached home offers an abundance of natural light and space for all to enjoy. The open plan design allows for flexible use and comes with a contemporary finish through out. On the ground floor the property enjoys a kitchen/diner measuring over 26’ in length with tri folding doors onto the rear garden. The current owners have replaced all kitchen integral appliances to AEG and a 4 ring gas hob. On the first floor there is a lounge to the front measuring over 18’ and the master bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite. The space continues on the 2nd floor with three further bedrooms, two which have fitted wardrobes. There is also a family bathroom. Externally the property has an enclosed rear garden and a double garage. Located with good access to the town centre and also to the train station on the main King’s Lynn to London Kings Cross line.
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Peterhouse Drive, Newmarket
£475,000
OUTSTANDING LOCATION AND SET AT THE END OF A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC A surprisingly spacious and hugely improved modern detached bungalow superbly located within one of Newmarket sought after developments. Impressively updated in recent years, this property offers some fabulous open plan living and has been finished to a high level of standard throughout. Boasting a sizeable 36ft re-fitted kitchen/family room with built in appliances, sitting room with fireplace, four generous size bedrooms (en-suite to master) and a re-fitted family bathroom. Benefiting from gas fired heating and double glazing throughout.
Darwin Place, Newmarket
£390,000
An attractive detached family home – offered for sale with the distinct advantage of no onward chain – standing on the ever sought after South side of the Town Centre with catchment to the highly regarded Ditton Lodge Primary School and located only moments from the Train Station, High Street and Tattersalls. Offering well planned accommodation comprising an entrance hall, living/dining room kitchen, cloakroom, four bedrooms and a family bathroom. Externally offering an integral garage, good size block paved frontage and fully enclosed rear garden.
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New Cheveley Road, Newmarket
ÂŁ365,000
A beautifully presented extended and improved detached family home located within easy reach of the town centre, train station and a highly regarded primary school. The property occupies a generous elevated position and boasts accommodation to include an entrance hall, living room, sitting room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, four bedrooms (one with en-suite WC) and a bathroom. Externally offering off road parking and a deep, established rear garden with useful outbuildings. Viewing is highly recommended.
St. Philips Road, Newmarket
ÂŁ335,000
A remarkably improved and greatly enhanced Victorian family home set on the outskirt of the town centre and enjoying established gardens. Cleverly extended and offering sizeable rooms throughout, this property boasts generous size rooms over three floors with some striking period features. The current owners have implemented a rolling programme of improvements and accommodation includes a converted basement now offering home-cinema room (with built-in speakers and wiring), fabulous re-fitted kitchen/family room with built-in appliances, sitting room, lean to conservatory, three double bedrooms, a re-fitted family bathroom and separate cloakroom.
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Armstrong Close, Newmarket
ÂŁ330,000
A conveniently positioned, well presented and modern semi-detached family home located within walking distance of the town centre and train station. Offered for sale with the distinct advantage of no onward chain. Accommodation comprises an entrance hall, living room, dining room, study, kitchen/family room, cloakroom, three bedrooms and a newly fitted bathroom. Complete with a delightful rear garden and block paved frontage providing ample off road parking.
Lisburn Road, Newmarket
ÂŁ320,000
An imposing period town house with high ceilings, period features and beautifully presented throughout located upon a no through road and set within walking distance of the town. This stunning property boasts accommodation comprising an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, conservatory, cloakroom, two double bedrooms, large four-piece bathroom and spiral staircase to a useful attic space. Externally offering a pleasant courtyard garden with views to the rear over Palace House Stables.
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Linton Close, Newmarket
ÂŁ310,000
An established, cleverly extended and much improved semi-detached family home set towards the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and within walking distance of the town centre. The property boasts surprisingly spacious accommodation throughout and comprises an entrance hall, lounge, dining area, play room, re-fitted, kitchen, three good size bedrooms and a superb re-fitted family bathroom. Complete with an integral garage, off road parking and a lovely, well maintained rear garden. Early viewing is essential.
High Street, Newmarket
ÂŁ300,000
An opportunity to purchase an exclusive apartment set within this splendid conversion of an iconic Newmarket landmark. The Grosvenor (formerly Doric) opened some 81 years ago as a picture house and is thought to have obtained its name from the prominent Doric columned frontage. Latterly the building has had a number of incarnations including Cabaret and Night Clubs. The property is ideally located within the town centre, offering contemporary living and is an ideal investment. This two bedroom penthouse apartment (previously the show home), located on the second floor, comprises an entrance hallway, living/kitchen/dining area, two double bedrooms (one with dressing area and built-in wardrobes and the other with an en-suite shower room) plus a good size bathroom.
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