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10 August 2019 THE WEEK

on the market

Kent:The Corn Mill, Four Elms, Edenbridge.

Aunique converted mill of historic interest, dating

to the 1650s, with character features and delightful

landscaped gardens. The property offers wonderful

views of the pond and farmland. Master suite, 2

further beds, shower room, kitchen/recep,1further

recep, garden, sheds, terrace, parking area, detached

office. £995,000; Savills (01732-789700).

Monmouthshire:

Glendower House,

Monmouth. This high-

quality conversion of a

substantial Grade II

former chapel, with a

classic facade, comes

with awealth of bespoke

fixtures and fittings and

splendid art deco-style

features throughout. The

property occupies a

superb central position

with parking and a

delightful private garden.

Master suite,4further

beds, family bath, 2

kitchens,5receps, gym/

study, laundry room,

gallery, recital hall,

garden, private driveway.

£980,000; Roscoe

Rogers&Knight

(01600-772929).

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Kent:Bakery Cottage, Fordcombe, Tunbridge

Wells.Acharming and characterful former bakery,

built inatraditional style and bordered by an

established hedge, set in the heart ofapopular

village. Master suite,3further beds, shower room,

breakfast room/kitchen,2receps, cellar, double

garage. £795,000; Savills (01892-507000).

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Suffolk:The

Water Tower,

Culford. Believed to

date from 1890 and

designed by architect

William Young, this

converted water

tower isagreat

example of

Victorian architec-

ture. Master suite,

2further suites,

1further bed, gym/

bed 5, breakfast

room/kitchen,

3receps, 1-bed

annex. £1m; David

Burr (01284-

725525).

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