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A period property is a property that was built during a specific time period, characterised by a distinctive architectural style. There is no binding definition as to which time period a property should come from to fit this classification, but it usually refers to an era before World War I. Victorian, Georgian and Edwardian properties are often referred to as period properties as well.
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Heritage architecture is a term that refers to buildings or structures of historical or cultural importance, which are a vital part of the country’s heritage and require conservation. This architecture comprises a large portion of the UK’s heritage sector.
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Curtilage is an important legal concept when it comes to property and land. It refers to an area of land attached to a house, which forms one enclosure with that house – for example, a garden, a yard or an outbuilding.
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In a recent development in the property industry, tenants can now take out insurance to provide security against landlords who are pursuing dilapidations at the end of a lease
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We are delighted to announce that the Winter 2017 issue of the Bidwells Timber Price Database is now available
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Cambridge’s office and laboratory rents continued growing strongly in the second half of 2017 – according to the first Cambridge business space research figures of 2018 released by Bidwells.
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Silicon Fen is a vibrant hub for tech and digital innovation in the UK. We delve into how Silicon Fen came about and what makes it the phenomenon it is today.
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Bidwells analyses housing solutions for key areas in the Golden Triangle, & whether government’s plans will meet the demand for new homes for a growing population.
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The Oxford-Milton Keynes-Cambridge Expressway aims to improve the current weak transport links to connect the top cities in the Golden Triangle.