Jen Grimble
Writer at Freelance
Freelance writer working across travel, property & bridal for the likes of @lovepropertyUK @BridalBuyer @biglelegal @ConfettiWedding
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Jen Grimble
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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2 weeks ago |
loveproperty.com | Jen Grimble
There’s even a one-bed guest cottage, a 1,428-square-foot (133sqm) carriage house apartment, a second German-style Hill County home from circa 1858, a 100-year-old horse barn, a German homestead from 1874 and a primary barn. The estate also boasts multiple pastures, allowing for easy rotational grazing, three spring-fed creeks, nine water wells, six ponds and multiple cattle troughs. Plus, native whitetail, turkeys and free-ranging axis deer can be found across the ranch.
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3 weeks ago |
loveproperty.com | Jen Grimble
The property was constructed in 1818 by James Burton, a building contractor famed for his collaborations with acclaimed British architect John Nash, who was the mastermind behind Regent's Park. It was designed by James’ son, Decimus, and became the Burton family home. With five floors, the house is said to extend 29,000 square feet (2,694sqm), has 40 bedrooms, grand reception rooms, a ballroom, library, cinema and fitness centre, with a sauna and pool.
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1 month ago |
self-build.co.uk | Jane Crittenden |Jen Grimble |Richard Webber |Caroline Ednie
Anthony and Alison Goodey built their traditional oak-framed home after a change in planning law allowed them to section off a piece of land belonging to their livery stable yard, bought some years before Keen horse riders, Anthony and Alison Goodey bought a 50-acre livery yard and equestrian centre in Essex over 17 years ago after Anthony semi-retired from the family building business, Goodey Construction. During this time, the government relaxed planning laws around developing brownfield...
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self-build.co.uk | Alexandra Pratt |Jen Grimble
On the hunt for a fixer upper, Ian Turkington transformed a Victorian terraced property in Walthamstow with a contemporary extension and sustainable upgrades. The property has something that’s rare to find in London; a very large garden. Everything removed from the garden had to be taken out through the main house, so, it made practical sense for the outside space to be tackled first.
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RT @BuildItMagazine: Got any plans next weekend? Now you do: Build It Live, Kent (5th-6th Feb)! ✨The best immersive experience for any self…
The Jan/Feb 2020 issue of @BridalBuyer is here. In it, I explore the future of #sustainablebridal, interview @purebrides about its business approach, and speak to three brides about their dress shopping experiences: https://t.co/GyhUaG922H https://t.co/Rb41yJEZVD
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