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Indian summer
Thursday, September 15, 2016
September brings a “back to school” nip in the air but can also deliver an Indian summer with hot, lazy afternoons and as the leaves turn from golden yellow to russet now’s the perfect time to give your home a mini makeover, adding warmth and texture to every room. As the days get cooler, simple updates, like indulgent, heavier fabrics and subdued lighting can transform your home and keep you cosy all winter long. It’s also a great time to give your garden some love and have it looking its best before frosts set in.
Spotlight on Feltham – our estate agent’s view
Monday, September 12, 2016
At first glance you might think that Feltham is just another homogenous Greater London suburb but scratch the surface and you’ll find a rich history, culture, open spaces and residents that overwhelmingly continue to identify their home county as "Middlesex". A devastating fire in 1634 destroyed most of the buildings in the parish but the foundations of St Dunstan’s Church (rebuilt in 1801) date back to the 12th century.
Seeleys estate breaks through £1m barrier
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
For the first time a house on the 1960s Seeleys development on the edge of the new town in Beaconsfield has exceeded the £1m mark. John Day, agent from The Frost Partnership’s Beaconsfield office negotiated the seven figure deal to achieve the record price for the vendor.
Homework before term starts?
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
September is traditionally the time when the property market steps up a gear after a long lazy summer holiday relaxing with family and friends.
Teens Dream Homes - a guest blog by Amber, 16
Thursday, August 25, 2016
There is a range of ‘ideal houses’ that teenagers aspire to own such as mansions, houses abroad and beach side houses. I believe that a teenager’s idea of a dream house is very much manipulated by the media and what they see on TV. Teenagers use social media every day, whether it is using a computer or scrolling through their facebook feed, and what they see can change their opinions on how they believe they should live and what to aspire to.
First timers remain upbeat after Leave vote
Monday, August 22, 2016
Whilst some agents saw buyer demand drop following the Brexit vote, sales to first-time buyers remained strong, according to the National Association of Estate Agents’ June housing market report. Mark Hayward, of the NAEA, said: “It’s a relief to see that looking at the month overall, buyers were still keen to buy, sellers were still keen to sell and sales were still going through at the same level as we’d expect.” The new housing minister’s commitment to building a million new homes is encouraging for first time buyers as is the lowering of interest rates and availability of mortgages.
