Mid terrace home for less than £200k
Four bed home in Pulborough to rent
Latest planning applications in Horsham area
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Listed terrace Mallards are delighted to have the opportunity to market this two bedroom end of terrace Grade II listed home in West Grinstead for sale at £284,950. The property comprises an entrance hall, walk-in cupboard, bathroom, lounge with double aspect and double glazed picture window overlooking garden, and a kitchen/dining room. To the first floor, the master bedroom has a skylight window giving
views over the garden and land beyond, En-suite shower and bedroom two. To the front of the property is a rectangular communal grassed area with bricked paved square path surround which was originally the walkway for horses of the stud. The rear garden is a tremendous feature of the property, measuring approxi-
mately 70 ft x 50 ft. Immediately adjacent to the property is an enclosed patio area with wooden trellising surrounding with numerous climbing plants over. An archway leads to a further part of the garden consisting of good sized areas of shaped lawns with central winding path, further stepping stone path leading to a further part of the garden. The garden has been completely landscaped by the present vendors and should be
viewed to fully appreciate the peace and tranquillity that can be obtained from taking time to inspect its many features. There is an ornamental pond with water feature, enclosed by a rockery and numerous flowers, shrubs and ferns. There is also a garage and two parking spaces to the side.
Mallards are offering the property for sale at £284,950. For further details and to arrange a viewing please contact Mallards on 01403 263000.
Banks should lend with better terms
The government needs to improve bank lending to homebuyers because they own the banks, it has been observed. Chief executive officer of Assetz Stuart Law said financial institutions are charging excessive amounts on mortgages. "They should either admit that they want the banks to be overcharging or they should actually, as the majority shareholder, make the banks lend on better terms," he added. Mr Law claimed the regime can change the situation and if it does nothing it is because it is "happy" the banks are
making a big profit. The high margins homebuyers are being charged also apply to businesses and enterprises, which are also being starved of good quality lending, he remarked. According to a study by Autonomous Research published in the Daily Mail, British mortgages are the worst value in the world and charge double the amount in Germany, France and the US. On average lenders add 2.5% to the cost of borrowing before they loan it to customers, which works out at around £120 a month on a mortgage of £150,000.
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