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VILLAGERS in Broughton, who banded together eight years ago to buy and save their village pub and restaurant, have now sold it again. Agents Christie and Company said the 18th Century Grade II Listed Crown, opposite the village church, had been sold for a...
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10:13 - 14 May 2008
A LARGE office building near the Huntingdon Marriott Hotel has come onto the market with a price tag of £2.6million. Acting for Threadneedle Property Investments Ltd, Barker Storey Matthews and Savills have been instructed to market Cygnet House at Hinchi... Full Story »
09:03 - 07 May 2008
THE lease of one of Huntingdonshire s most picturesque village gastro-pubs has been sold. The recently-restored 17th century Grade II-listed Three Horseshoes on Lord de Ramsey s Abbots Ripton Hall estate is being taken over by Ronan McLister, who has sold... Full Story »
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