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SUMMARY Residue of a 999 YEAR LEASE is offered with this spacious delightful studio apartment set in the prestigious area of Bitterne Triangle offers sweeping Cityscape views from the Juliet balcony. There is ample storage for most peoples needs and being Commonhold, the outgoing's are minimal DESCRIPTION BitterneTriangle is an up and coming area with its village style shops , bakery, tea rooms and convenience store as well as River side walks and recreation areas. Approach From the rear of the property, a paved pathway leads to the: Communal Entrance Hallway Security entry intercom system allows access to the hallway and stairs rise to all floors. Entrance Vestibule A large double cupboard is immediately located on your left hand side with the water tank, shelving, and storage area. Studio/lounge 16' 2" x 9' 6" ( 4.93m x 2.90m ) The first thing that strikes you is the space and light airy feeling . The UPVC wood grain effect double glazed window and matchi...

Second floor 2 bedroom flat with stunning sea views . Renovated throughout to provide a comfortable modern living space . Perfect for a First Time Buyer, Couple or ideal as a rental Investment. This two bedroom second floor apartment enjoys an enviable position to take advantage of the sea views on offer. The kitchen and shower room have been recently modernised . The open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room is spacious and have stunning sea views to the front and of the hills to the rear. The bedrooms are both a good size. The property benefits from double glazing and electric heating throughout. Set in the village of Lochinver, some 100 miles or from the Highland Capital the city of Inverness. An ideal retreat for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and appreciate the wildlife which abounds including seals , pine martins, otters, red deer as well as golden eagle, buzzards and other bird of prey. With excellent loch and sea fishing nearby , this area is within ea...

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Good morning and welcome to the Saturday Morning Quilt Break ! Today I’d like to tell you a story, one that I’ve wanted to tell almost since the day I started working here seven years ago except I didn’t have an ending until a few months ago. If I were the hero of a quilting comic book series , I believe this would be considered my origin story. So settle in with your beverage of choice because I’m going to take you back a ways. A long time ago, during my senior year of high school, my parents offered to allow me to take a gap year between high school and college as long as I spent my time doing something worthwhile. As they put it, “You can live at home and volunteer at a homeless shelter if you want, but you can’t just spend a year working at Robinson’s-May,” which is where I was working at the time. For almost my entire childhood, my parents, younger brother and I lived in a 1,000-square-foot, two-bedroom condo in Van Nuys, which is smack-dab in the middle of the sprawling San Ferna...

A decade after the crash, Shannon Valley housing estate , on the outskirts of Ballaghaderreen, in Co Roscommon, remains unfinished and partly in ruins. Although the number of “ unfinished housing developments ” has fallen sharply since 2010, Shannon Valley is one of hundreds that still dot the country. The Guls: ‘Every day I put rats in the bin’ Fatima Gul says her little brother, Yousaf, doesn’t like the rats. He jumps up on the sofa or the table in the living room when they come into the house. Their parents don’t allow Fatimar, who is 10, or her nine-year-old sister, Maryam, or Yousaf and his twin, Zohra, who are five, to play near the houses on the other side of their green. It’s too close to the rats and the rubble. Shannon Valley “ ghost estate ” outside Ballaghaderreen, Co Roscommon. Photograph: Simon Carswell" height="349" src="https://www.irishtimes.com/polopoly_fs/1.3181475!/image/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_620/image.jpg" width="620...