Bath Shower Home Design

Full description Tenure: Freehold The pretty village of Harbertonford boasts a primary school, public house, church, village hall, an excellent village store/post office and a petrol station. The village sits alongside the River Harbourne and is about three miles to the south of Totnes, the commercial centre for this part of Devon. The coast is a short distance away with the sailing centre of Dartmouth some six miles to the south. For those who like a round of golf, Dartmouth Golf and Country Club, Thurlestone and Dainton courses are all within striking distance. The surrounding countryside is of outstanding natural beauty with wonderful coastal and countryside walks. Communications are superb with the mainline railway station at Totnes giving direct access to London Paddington and the A38 Devon Expressway easily accessible , linking Plymouth and Exeter where it connects with the M5. The Old Parsonage dates from the early 1800s with some later Victoria extensions. This charm...

Bedrooms: 4 Views commencing Saturday 26th August Four bedroom detached house is, in our opinion, of an exemplary standard. The present owners have managed to create a superb finish while retaining a comfortable homely atmosphere . A Marshall's Divesett Argent circle driveway provides parking for several cars as you approach the property. The ground floor consists of a large entrance hall , a lounge and living room, large breakfast kitchen room , separate utility/shower room, conservatory and cloakroom. The accommodation upstairs consists of four double bedrooms (master with en suite shower ), large family bathroom with both a bath and separate shower cubicle . The garden to the rear consists of a patio area with inset lighting that leads onto a landscaped garden of approximately 100' with further surround lighting and a brick built summer house . In our opinion this property is ideal for anyone wishing for a large comfortable family home that requires nothing but enj...

AN OUTSTANDING property nestled between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District national parks offers the best of contemporary and classic living . Lane Foot House , at Newton, near Kirkby Lonsdale, is on the market with Armitstead Barnett for offers in the region of £1,100,000. This stunning five-bedroom home is flooded with natural light and has been immaculately finished and designed to take full advantage of the scenic views from every room. It is the perfect spot for everyday family living and entertaining, and its elevated position gives an uninterrupted outlook over the Lune Valley, towards Ingleborough. A stone- built porch leads to an impressive, spacious hallway. The wrought- iron staircase climbs to a lovely, galleried landing with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, creating a light and airy feel throughout the property. At the heart of the house is the beautiful dining kitchen which also incorporates a comfortable family living area , spanning the width of the...

Glass cooktops are very popular. When you first get them, they look sleek, shiny and very nice. But over time, they can lose their shine and get a buildup of burned food on them that is hard to clean off. Here are some super tips and tricks to help you get that sleek shine again. The smooth, sleek look can be ruined if you use harsh, abrasive cleaners, so don't chance it. Make sure you cooktop is turned off and cool. Lay paper towels over the surface, and then wet them with warm water and dishwashing soap. Leave them to sit for an hour or so to loosen up things. Then remove the paper towels and wipe off what you can. There are some cleaners made just for glass cooktops available at your grocery store or hardware store, and most work pretty well, but not that much better than warm water and soap. You'll need to get a razor- type paint scraper and use it, carefully, to remove the cooked-on residue. Wipe it off periodically with a plastic s...

Many of us have visited national parks while on vacation, awed by their grandeur and natural beauty. But have you ever wondered what it would be like to wake up to such a breathtaking landscape every day? You never tire of it, says Leslie Bergman, who along with her husband, Ron, owns Spring Lakes Farm near the Olympic National Park in Washington. “The experience of living here is something much larger than ourselves, and we always wake with a sense of wonder and awe, which has never diminished,” she said. “It’s irresistible to live out here and not be outside, even standing on our front porch. We’re in a glacial carved valley , and we’re completely ringed by mountains. Just to stand out there with a cup of coffee, it’s really transformative. It’s transformative for your coffee as well.” [America’s natural heritage : a look at the 59 national parks ] People who live near national parks are treated each day to natural wonders that can include majestic mountains , sparkling la...

Welcome to the 9th Metamorphosis Monday ! When I first entered the foyer of this home, 18 years ago, it was pretty obvious why it had been on the market for over a year. The carpet throughout was a burnt orange color and the interior had not been painted in 8 years. On our second walk through, we videotaped many of the rooms so we could remember it as we shopped for a new house. Please bear with me on these next 4 pics…they were taken with a “state of the art” video camera…state of the art 18 years ago ! 🙂 To get these pics to share with you today, I put the ancient VHS tape in a VCR and played it, pausing every so often to take a pic. These aren’t the greatest pics, but I think you will get the general idea. Note the orange carpeting…the walls were painted “grammar school green.” A darker green floral border ran around the ceiling…even the molding was painted green! The dressing area off the master bedroom used to be a fifth bedroom, but the first owners of my home had the hallway...