Character House Cambridge

Located along St. Peters Street is this delightful four-bedroom link-detached home located within the highly regarded village of Duxford. This wonderful family

*CHARMING GRADE II LISTED TOWNHOUSE IN THE HEART OF THE CITY CENTRE* Gilson Bailey are delighted to offer this unique, 2/3 bedroom, Grade II listed, four

DESCRIPTION A substantial detached barn conversion with a wealth of beautiful character features including exposed beams and timbers, situated within a highly

A substantial detached barn conversion with a wealth of beautiful character features including exposed beams and timbers, situated within a highly regarded and

This property is a traditional bay fronted Victorian terrace house in the heart of the city. Situated just off the vibrant Mill Road and part of a one way

A unique opportunity to acquire a truly stunning conversion of a Grade II listed Baptist Chapel dating back to the 1840's. The property which has been

Situated in the Hamlet of Long Street adjacent to the popular village of Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, this character cottage is believed to date back to the

Sun Hill Cottage is a fabulous character home offering highly versatile spacious accommodation. The property also has a detached Barn conversion that offers

Folio: 15014 A delightful Grade II Listed weather boarded cottage, unusually large, ‘L’ shaped rear garden, ideally situated in the heart of Sawbridgeworth

Two bedroom split level maisonette in a central Hove location. Offered to let with flexible furnishing levels. Available now!A rare and fantastic opportunity

An imposing part Grade11 listed detached 6-bedroom family home of over 3300sqft, boasting a wealth of charm and character. This property has well-proportioned

Opportunity for incoming purchaser to capitalise on the planning application made to develop the Site into 10 private residential dwellings. - • The Site

Enjoy beautiful views of the canal with this impressive, charming home that has a picturesque Norfolk village location, long garden \u0026amp; its own river