Natalie Hensel

3 days ago | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Natalie Hensel

A charming period property with ties to a famous author and nestled in the heart of Lexden is looking for new owners. Located in Lexden Road, this five-bedroom home stretches across 3,509 sq ft of accommodation, including three bathrooms and four reception rooms. Its rich history dates back to the early 16th century, being part of Lexdon Manor, home to the Papillon family, which was known to be friends with iconic author Jane Austen and her family.

4 days ago | clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk | Natalie Hensel

Home - This four-bedroom home in Clacton is looking for new owners (Image: Express Estate Agency/Zoopla) THIS impressive Clacton home comes with its own sauna to add a taste of Scandinavia. The four-bedroom property is located in Albany Gardens East, one of Clacton’s most sought after areas, and comes with two bathrooms and three reception rooms.

4 days ago | gazette-news.co.uk | Natalie Hensel

2 1/1 A home ideal for multi-generational living in Colchester is on the market. Located in north Colchester in Ipswich Road, this four-bedroom home offers two reception rooms and two bathrooms. Its location, as well as the included amenities, offer not only flexible accommodation across two floors, but also present a great opportunity for families and investors alike.

5 days ago | gazette-news.co.uk | Natalie Hensel

Graeme Sly, 54, was born in Umtali, Rhodesia, now known as Mutare, Zimbabwe, and has been running a successful hearing clinic at his home in Alresford. His book, Unforgiven, is a true passion project and takes readers along the journey of two Scottish families drawn to the promises and excitement in the heart of Africa. Writing the novel has been a real challenge, Graeme explained, but also taught him a lot about his home.

1 week ago | echo-news.co.uk | Natalie Hensel

Incident - Emergency services were called to Middleborough on November 6 last year (Image: Daniel Rees, Newsquest) A VICTIM who got stabbed several times to the head called his attacker “aggressive” and “looking for trouble”. Yesterday, on day two of the trial of Amar Jabar, 46, the victim, who was stabbed several times, gave evidence. Lucian Siobanu gave evidence from behind a screen which is a standard procedure in criminal trials.