Hereford Property Times 12/05/2011

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Relax around indoor poolThe Firs, 4 St Margarets Road, Hereford Agent: Brightwells Offers: 895,000 Call: 01432 343800 THE Firs is an elegant gentlemans residence offering excellent sixbedroomed accommodation with an indoor heated swimming pool and spa bath, along with a one-bedroomed coach house with double garage, all of which stand in good sized gardens. The property comprises a reception hall, four reception rooms, a kitchen and utility room, a cloakroom/WC and a conservatory/pool room. From a rear hallway, steps lead down to the cellar with doors to a pump room, a shower room, a store room, games room and the original pantry/wine store. The first floor galleried landing has an ornate stained glass rooflight and doors to the master

bedroom suite with a dressing room. There is a guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and four further bedrooms serviced by a family bathroom. The Coach House consists of a

hall, sitting room, kitchen, one bedroom and a bathroom. On the ground floor of the coach house is an excellent former stable and double garage. Outside is ample parking for

several vehicles. The gardens are comprised of large formal lawns surrounded by mature hedging and include some mature trees including a very grand Cedar.

Period town house32 Church Road, Hereford Agent: Flint & Cook Offers: 345,000 Call: 01432 355455 THIS impressive, five bedroomed, semidetached period town house, is situated in a mature residential area about one-anda-half miles of the City of Hereford. The property retains many original features and offers well presented accommodation set over three levels together with a lower ground floor. With the benefit of an extremely large garden and gas central heating, the house comprises of a reception hall, a cloakroom/WC, two reception rooms with fireplaces, a refitted kitchen and a utility, and playroom on the lower ground floor. There are three bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor, and two further bedrooms on the second floor. To the front of the house is parking space for several vehicles and a gate giving access to the rear. The garden is a particular feature of this property. Extending to over 150ft in length it offers a water feature, childrens play, mature trees, log storage area and a good sized patio. No onward chain.

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Four-bedroomed detached

Modern executive property just a stroll from the shops9 Ropewalk Avenue, Leominster, Herefordshire Agent: Jonathan Wright Offers: 249,950 Call: 01568 616666 THIS is a four-bedroomed detached, modern executive property, situated in a cul-de-sac position within walking distance of Leominsters main shopping centre. The property benefits from double glazing and gas-fired central heating. It comprises, in brief, a reception hall, a lounge with a feature Adam-style fireplace housing a coal and living flame effect fire, a dining room, cloakroom/WC, fitted kitchen, a utility, rear conservatory and front and rear gardens. There are four bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and off the galleried landing is a family shower room. The integral garage has an electric up and over door. The rear garden is enclosed and secure with

fencing to both side and rear boundaries. There is a timber deck terrace, secu-

rity flood lighting, a rockery garden, lawn, a green house, and two substantial

timber built workshops/ garden sheds both with power and lighting.

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People making plansHerefordshire Council weekly list of planning applications, April 18-24 ABBEY DORE: Demolish existing garage, rebuild new one in different place for Mr Jenkins at Kerrys Gate Farm. AVENBURY: Extension to existing livestock building for manure storage for Mr John Poyner at Stocks Cottage. AYLTON: Erection of two single poles and two stays and the slight relocation of existing overhead line for Mr Huw Williams at Priors Court. BISHOPS FROME: Detached two-bedroomed bungalow for Mrs Milbro at plot adjacent to 28 Uplands. BRIDSTOW: Twostorey extension with conservatory to rear for Mr Graham Richardson at 6 Oaklands Cottages. BROMYARD AND WINSLOW: Two twobedroomed terraced town houses with rear access, drying and amenity area with cycle storage and car parking for Mrs J Corbett and Mr G Varndell at land adjacent Bromyard Post Office. COLWALL: Garage for Mr Andrew Boughton Oxford House, Walwyn. CRADLEY: Conservatory to rear for Mr and Mrs A Duffy at Matlins Croft, Batchcombe Lane. CROFT AND YARPOLE: Fell one oak, crown thin one beech by 25 per cent, crown reduce one maple by 20 per cent for Mrs Sandra Moreland at Lockleys, Yarpole. GRENDON BISHOP: Additional poultry shed to house turkeys, together with three additional associated feed silos, solar panels to be fitted externally to west-facing roof slope of new building, for Mr and Mrs M and S Piggot at Grendon Manor, Bredenbury. HENTLAND: Twostorey extension for Mr Robin Hill at Old Tan House. HEREFORD: Conversion of first and second floors to form two flats for Mr James at 26 St Owen Street. Various internal and external works for Mr Paul Calverley at Harley House, 2 St John Street. Conservatory for Mr Steve Stroucken at 17 Audley Crescent. Rebuilding following fire damage to form ground floor retail shop unit, training room at first floor level and ancillary stores at second floor level for Mr I Nayar at 17 St Peters Street; Re-submission of planning permission DMS/102917/F conversion of lower ground floor into two one-bedroomed apartments and additional five car parking spaces for the owner at 32 Broomy Hill. Demolition of Campions Restaurant and erection of 21 apartments and associated parking, erection of bat shelter, for Riverside Construction (Hereford). New vehicular and pedestrian access for Sygeric Ltd at Unit 1, Staniers Way, Roman Road. Fell one laburnum tree for Mr Brian Ridley at 11 The Park. KIMBOLTON: Removal/variation of conditions one and two of planning permission DCNC0009/1775/F, conversion of barns to four dwellings and associated car parking, to remove completion of section 106 and to vary the commencement to one year for Mr C Rogers, Pates Hall. KINGSLAND: General purpose agricultural building for Mr Michael Aubrey at Lower Brook Farm. LEDBURY: Carport in existing yard, strip back roof tiles as necessary to allow roof intersections and provide lead valleys and gutter for Mr and Mrs Richard Prickett at Kingwood Park. Firstfloor extension for Mr G Fletcher at 1 Brooke Road. New hall cloakroom, new bathroom fitting for Mrs M Neal at The Turrets. LEOMINSTER: Demolition of existing garage structure, new garage to be built further to the west to allow for two clear car parking spaces, adjacent to existing dwelling, new singlestorey dwelling in rear of garden of the existing dwelling for Mrs F Butler at Tamarisk Cottage. LITTLE BIRCH: Portalframe farm building for Mr John Dillion at Castle Nibole Farm. LONGTOWN: Nonmaterial amendment to planning permission DMS/103064/FH, remover porch extension and clad house, raise roofline and improve proportions of upper floor windows for Mr and Mrs Alex and Mary Fornal at Gearys Place. MADLEY: To extend approval of application number DCSW2007/3389/O, residential development including improvements to existing access, for Mr M Parry at Lower House. Single-storey extension and internal alterations for Mr T Harding at Foxfields. MIDDLETON-ON-THEHILL: Steel-framed agricultural building for Mr Wyndham Price at Ford Farm. MONKLAND AND STRETFORD: Replacement garage with store over for Mr and Mrs B Cricks at Willow Cottage. MORDIFORD: Fell one scots pine and one walnut, remove one large primary branch and three smaller branches from a robinia, reduce height of one holly tree to hedge height, crown raise one oak and tip back long branch by 40 per cent, crown raise one oak for Major James Hereford at Sufton Court. MORETON-ON-LUGG: First-floor extension for Mr and Mrs Les Davies at 4 Orchard Close. PRESTON WYNNE: Installation of roofmounted solar photovoltaic panels for Mr Simon Dent at White House. ROSS-ON-WYE: Nonmaterial amendment to application DMSE/100439/F, revisions to new vehicle access layout, internal layout changes to individual apartments and to accommodate provision of disabled lift, revisions to external elevations and materials and to incorporate glazed doors and juliette balconies for Perfection Homes at Green Orchard. Non-material amendment to planning permission DMSE/100678/F, Continued on next page

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Spacious city house

Home set over three floors18 Nelson Street, Victoria Bridge, Hereford Agent: Jackson International Offers: 249,950 Call: 01432 344779 SET over three floors, this three/four bedroom, spacious property is situated within easy walking distance from Hereford city. The accommodation benefits from gas central heating and comprises an entrance hall, a living/dining room with a feature fireplace, a cloakroom/WC, and a fitted kitchen/breakfast Continued from previous page alteration and conversion of existing bungalow from wholesale distribution facility to provide two residential units with ancillary garaging and storage facilities for Mr Ian Burford at Broadwing House. ST WEONARDS: Installation of solar photovoltaic cells on an agricultural building for Mr David Thornley at Brinstone Farm. SHOBDON: Crown thin one ash tree by 30 per cent in particular over adjacent driveway, reshape one yew tree by removing 1.5m off side which overhangs neighbours driveway plus some minor trimming over lawn for Mr Lynne at Pendle Hillhampton Lane. TITLEY: Conservatory extension onto the front elevation for Mr Ivor Clucas at 1 Golden Bank. WELLINGTON: Fell two ash trees, reduce crown on one leylandii by 10 per cent, room with integrated appliances and French doors to the garden. The first floor living room has a fireplace with an electric fire. There is also a bedroom with en-suite facility and a family bathroom. The second floor consists of two bedrooms and a cloakroom/WC. Outside, the garage has an up and over door, there are two parking spaces under a pergola to the rear of the property. The landscaped garden has patio areas and seating areas, and a useful garden store to the side. DORSTONE: Proposed agricultural stock housing building (building B) for Mr T James at Brickleys. FOWNHOPE: Extension to an existing solar photovoltaic array from 9.88kWp to 28.49kWp on existing barn roof for Mr Gareth Williams at Caplor Farm. GOODRICH: Nonmaterial amendment to planning permission DMS/1021114/FH for addition of three conservation style rooflights and two solar panels for Mr and Mrs G Mears at Well Cottage. HEREFORD: Replacement of nine windows to the side and rear for Cathedral School at Harley Court. Change of use of residence to house in multiple occupation for Mr Michael Williams at 12a Venns Lane. Installation of wall-mounted condenser unit on rear elevation to provide cooling to Comms Room within branch basement for Mr George A Williamson at 12 Broad Street. Change of use of first-floor former childrens dance studio from D2 to D1 (b) day nursery for Mr Mark Rawlings at Unit 6, Mortimer Trading Centre. Enlargement of existing kitchen for Mr James Adamson at 39 Mill Street. LEOMINSTER: Erection of detached two-bedroomed dwelling in garden for Mr Andrew Rogers at 5 Mayern Close. LITTLE COWARNE: Proposed singlestorey dwelling as an amendment to extant permission (N99/0036/N) for Mr Ken Kinnersley at Meadow End (formerly Laburnum). LLANDINABO: Sign advertising location and style of public house for Mr Adrian Shaw at top of adjacent field near A49, White Wells, Much Birch. LONGTOWN: Extension to provide study and dressing room for Mr and Mrs G Powell at Oak Tree Cottage. STAUNTON-ON-WYE: Demolition of existing garage and construction of new dwelling and garaging to serve both properties for Dr H L Beyer at Cherry Lyn (adjacent Cartref). WEOBLEY: Remove existing open sided pergola covering patio area, replace with white PVC conservatory fixed to rear for Ms Elizabeth Ann Watney at Wheatsheaf Cottage, Corn Mills. WESTON-UNDERPENYARD: Change of use from business to one-bedroomed granny flat, plus repairs and internal and external alterations for Ms Joan Doherty at Hooks Cottage, Lea Bailey. WITHINGTON: Erection of a single-storey east extension for Mr Riann Osthuizen at Mayfield East, Whitestone. WOOLHOPE: Replacement agricultural workers dwelling for Mr and Mrs P Rogers at Hazelwood.

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reduce crown on one leylandii by 50 per cent, lop branches to reshape canopy on one cherry tree and one walnut tree, reduce height by 50 per cent and reshape canopy of one lawson cypress tree for Mr Campbell at Avalon. WHITBOURNE: Retention of use of former garage for sale of antique and vintage furniture for Ms L Mitchell at Bringsty Vintage Living, Bringsty Common. Herefordshire Council weekly list of planning applications, April 25 - May 2 ALMELEY: Conversion of barn to form single dwelling for Mr Simon Barber at 1 Logaston Common. BODENHAM: Variation of condition two, planning permission DMNC/100996/F, to amend the design of approved holiday lodges for Mr Russell Stevens at Brockington Golf Club.


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Auction reports

Finding some marbles worth keepingINTEREST in general auction sales, particularly from local private buyers, continues to grow and there were many new faces at John Goodwins latest collective sale held at the Pavilion Room in Ledbury. The sale room was crowded throughout viewing and the best seats were bagged very early on sale day. Lots one and two were cars. The first was a relatively modern Ford Fiesta with good local provenance but with its fair share of bumps and scrapes. This sold at 420 and is believed to have been an 18th birthday present. The second car was a 1936 Ford model Y, an unfinished project, which was towed very precariously into the distance having sold to the trade immediately after the sale at 1,850. Proceedings then moved inside and began with the picture section with top price to an oil by Brian Tovey of the Long Mynd at 400. Other prices included 250 for a rural landscape by a local artist J Noel, 250 for a painted porcelain panel depicting the Malvern Hills and 220 for a water colour of a typical civil war scene entitled The Desperate Defence by Cattermole. The furniture section seems a little brisker than usual with good levels of demand from the trade and private buyers alike. Best price in the furniture section went to a pair of metamorphic occasional tables with tip tops designed also to be used as fire screens. These achieved a hammer price of 1,000 much to the delight of the vendor who thought of them as a pair of plain old bedside tables. Other notable prices in the furniture section included a Georgian secretaire at 500, a round convex mirror which sold at 800, a Victorian pedestal desk at 320 and an unusual Victorian occasional table with beadwork apron which exceeded expectations at 210. Three good quality bar stools achieved a hammer price of 270 and pine was very well received with a pine double wardrobe selling at 360, a pine long case clock at 250 and a dresser at 230. In the miscellaneous section of the sale several lots of textiles were hotly conand, a little later in the sale, phone interest in a set of a lot of miscellaneous china WWI medals awarded to and porcelain including a Major Ingles. The medal blue and white bowl with group included a death plaque. Cautiously estimatKangxi mark sold at 320. Other notable results in ed at 100 to 200 bidding the porcelain section opened at 1,300 and evenincluded a Hadley dish dec- tually sold in the room orated with wild flower against all of the commisdesign at 200. The demand sion bids and telephone bidfor old hand painted ders at 1,600. Also in the Worcester remains militeria section a naval extremely brisk locally and cocked hat with its original 3 saucer dishes with typical fitted metal case sold at fruit decoration sold at 320 and a Malasian Kris, a 160. Beswick figures once ceremonial sword, sold at again performed well and 180 to an Australian bidremain highly collectable der. In the jewellery section with demand and competition amongst many local there were fewer entries private collectors and a col- than usual on this occasion lection of Karl Ens bird the star lot of the sale was once again a solitaire diaachieved 500. The sale included a small mond ring. On this occasion section of toys and games the diamond weighed in at comprising several jigsaws approximately 2.5 carats sold at 100, a small ivory and was sold at 5,100. puzzle at 170 and perhaps the most surprising result in this section was to a box of marbles which achieved 440 prompting one or two quick witted remarks about the loss of marbles. There was a tremendous amount of interest in the militaria section of the sale and a total of nine commis- Above: A box of marbles sion bids together with tele- fetched 440.

A 1936 Ford model Y, sold for 1,850. tested. A lot described simply as miscellaneous linen and lace achieved a hammer price of 480 and a quantity of Victorian costume 240. Jelly moulds remain extremely collectable with two Victorian moulds selling at 100. A relatively modern pair if Leitz binoculars sold at 220 and a fusee wall clock 210. Commodity prices remain high and demand for silver is currently exceptionally good. A rose bowl weighing in at 47.5 ounces achieved a hammer of 750 and a quantity of old trophies and cups at 400 reflecting the top end of their scrap value. There was a degree of excitement surrounding various oriental pieces reflecting current trends and demands from the Chinese and Indian markets. A pair of cloisonn vases sold in the room against telephone competition at a hammer price of 650 despite significant damage to one of the vases.A lidded cloisonn pot sold at 200

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Porsche not the favourite item in busy sale roomA SMALL painting by the famed wartime artist John Piper realised 4,800 at the recent antique auction by Nigel Ward and Co in Pontrilas. The 5ins by 7ins watercolour and gouache painting of Tretower Castle, Brecon, was, in spite of its diminutive size, an excellent portrayal of the scene, capturing the soft illumination of moonlight. The work, which was signed and dated 1941, was knocked down after spirited bidding to a purchaser from the south east. Other notable paintings realised as follows: an Alice des Clayes (Canadian/Newlyn School 1890/1968) oil of a village scene with horse and cart 1,200; a Donald H Floyd oil of the River Wye at Brockweir 400; and an unsigned oil of a pastoral scene with two boys and a donkey 260. A number of antiquities were forward. An ancient Etruscan terracotta votive male head finely modelled with veil and beard dating from the 3rd-4th century BC made 3,000. Other antiquities sold as follows: Kashan type copper lustre pottery mug 700; an Amlsah type bronze rhyton although with repairs and reconstructions 580; a Parthian terracottage rhtyon in the form of a three-footed bird 500; a Safavid period 17th century small blue and white candlestick 460; and a Kashan fritward Albarello, circa 12th century, 350. Silver was heavily in demand with a 1915 Mappin and Webb cake basket at 350, a teapot dating from 1909 making 300 and a silver rose bowl 250. In the furniture section, lightwood seemed popular in comparison with darker woods evidenced by the fact that a 17th century oak dresser base made 860 whereas a pine kitchen table realised 650 and an 18th century cricket table made 290. Outside, a Porsche 944 with test to 2012 made only 580 whilst a more sedate mobility Above: The painting by wartime artist John Piper dating from 1941. scooter as new made 480. In the miscellanea section, there was something for everyone a Leica M3 camera making 500, an old Carlo Storioni violin in case dating from 1882 made 380 and a Blackamoor figural lamp 310. But the real surprise was an early Flora childs sewing machine with its original domed metal case which made 1,150.

Left: The early Flora childs sewing maching which realised 1,150 at auction.


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