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1 month ago | 
idealhome.co.uk | Amy Maynard |Andrea Childs
The exterior of Annie and Tom Heather’s cottage could have come from the pages of a story book. Silvery grey cladding, sweet dormer windows and an oak-framed porch come together to create a fairy-tale appearance. Despite its traditional appearance, the oak frame house was constructed in 2019, a year before Annie and Tom found it. The detached property has a sitting room, music/cinema room, kitchen/dining room, utility, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. ‘It was a blank canvas,’ says Annie.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
msn.com | Amy Maynard
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
telegraph.co.uk | Amy Maynard
'There is a drive within you to stay alive. My attitude is now do or die, get on with it,' says Sandy Robertson Credit: Christopher Pledger For Sandy Robertson, June 15 1972, began as a calm day afloat on a small patch of the mighty Pacific Ocean, 200 miles west of the Galapagos.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
msn.com | Amy Maynard
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Jun 4, 2024 | 
sussexexpress.co.uk | Amy Maynard
Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276Visit Shots! nowRye Lawn Tennis & Squash Club is calling members and non members alike to an open day on Saturday, June 29. As well as free tennis, padel and squash coaching by Hotshotz, the event will see sports demos, a BBQ lunch, croquet and a mixed doubles tennis tournament. The club also holds an annual summer tennis tournament, this year taking place from August 2-5.
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Jun 4, 2024 | 
sussexexpress.co.uk | Amy Maynard
Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276Visit Shots! nowRye Lawn Tennis & Squash Club is calling members and non members alike to an open day on Saturday, June 29. As well as free tennis, padel and squash coaching by Hotshotz, the event will see sports demos, a BBQ lunch, croquet and a mixed doubles tennis tournament. The club also holds an annual summer tennis tournament, this year taking place from August 2-5.
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Sep 18, 2023 | 
sussexliving.com | Amy Maynard
The whitewashed exterior of the small cottage belonging to Michael Jones and Michael Beatt gives little clue as to the delights that lie behind its walls. Stepping over the threshold, visitors are greeted by colour and character in spades and collectibles offer vignettes at every turn. “We don’t follow any style rules but just fill our home with the things we love,” said Michael. Their confidence and design exuberance has paid dividends because the result is utterly charming.
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Aug 16, 2023 | 
sussexliving.com | Amy Maynard
Architect Rob Pollard and wife Emma were on the hunt for a project when they viewed a three-bedroom 1970s home near Rye in East Sussex. The location, tucked down a track in the centre of a village, was ideal and Rob had visions of creating a sleek and boxy four-bedroom timber-clad property. Rob said…“We lived in the original building for two years before work began and our ideas developed over that period. The original building was a series of rooms but they were all very small and dark.
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Aug 3, 2023 | 
sussexliving.com | Amy Maynard
Lisa and Matthew Good wanted a property to add value to, sell and move on – but they ended up so enamoured with their renovation that they decided to stay put. When interior stylist Lisa Good and her city consultant husband Matthew moved into a little period house in Kent, space soon became an issue because it wasn’t long before Oliver came along, joined a few years later by Lola. “We began looking for a bigger house but we wanted a project that we could add value to.
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Aug 3, 2023 | 
sussexliving.com | Amy Maynard
When interior stylist Lisa Good and her city consultant husband Matthew moved into a little period house in Kent, space soon became an issue because it wasn’t long before Oliver came along, joined a few years later by Lola. “We began looking for a bigger house but we wanted a project that we could add value to. We initially thought we would do a house up and live there for a couple of years before moving on but, as it happens, we love it so much we decided to stay,” said Lisa.
