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Overview **PLEASE NOTE, AS PER THE TERMS OF THE SHARED OWNERSHIP LEASE, A RENT REVIEW WILL TAKE PLACE IN APRIL 2023.  THIS MEANS THE CURRENT ADVERTISED RENT

Overview **PLEASE NOTE, AS PER THE TERMS OF THE SHARED OWNERSHIP LEASE, A RENT REVIEW WILL TAKE PLACE IN APRIL 2023.  THIS MEANS THE CURRENT ADVERTISED RENT

Overview **PLEASE NOTE, AS PER THE TERMS OF THE SHARED OWNERSHIP LEASE, A RENT REVIEW WILL TAKE PLACE IN APRIL 2023.  THIS MEANS THE CURRENT ADVERTISED RENT

**viewing highly recommended** A charming double fronted semi-detached three bedroom former brewery workers cottage located in the much favoured Wyke area of

An architecture design hill property built by the present owner offering four bedrooms, two reception rooms and three bathrooms and a double garage with

An attractive town house conveniently situated close to Queen Mother Square and a range of local amenities. Built by well reputed local builders CG Fry & Son

An attractive town house conveniently situated close to Queen Mother Square and a range of local amenities. Built by well reputed local builders cg Fry & Son

A stunning spacious furnished first floor one bedroom flat to let with free WiFi, allocated parking, use of communal Utility Room and free heating/gas. Not

The property, which has three/four bedrooms comes with a wealth of character features including stone and brick fireplaces, dado and picture rails, and an

Situated in the sought after and active Purbeck village of Bere Regis which has a wide range of amenities including a village shop, school, public house,

A spacious, five bedroom family home in one of Highcliffe’s most sought after locations. There is parking for several vehicles, an integral garage, and a

This superb detached bungalow is nestled at the foot of this sought after cul de sac in the popular village of Child Okeford . Offering spacious, flexible and

A most attractive stone and thatched cottage conveniently situated close to a range of local amenities at Preston. Dating from circa 1640 and listed Grade II