Our new house in Kenilworth (hopefully)
Yesterday we reserved a new house in the St. Joseph's development in Kenilworth. It is only a few minutes from the University, or a nice cycle ride through country roads and past Crackley Wood Nature Reserve. The house also backs onto the Kenilworth Common Nature Reserve, which is a large area of woodland. It is just a short distance from Abbey Fields Park, Kenilworth Castle, and Kenilworth town centre.
The house is a 4 bedroomed 'town-house', on three floors. With plenty of space, excellent fittings (including a fully fitted kitchen), and three bathrooms.
We just have some financial shenanigans to complete now, and we should move in 5 weeks.
I have uploaded more photos , including a few of the nature reserve and of Abbey Fields.
Robert O'Toole
16 May 2004 09:39
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[Skip to the latest comment]Steve Carpenter
Looks fantastic! Congratulations!
16 May 2004, 11:24
Wow! Contrats, look great, especially the location, very very nice.
16 May 2004, 13:17
Eddy Young
Is this a new property? How are property prices around there? Otherwise, the house looks nice.
18 May 2004, 12:56
Robert O'Toole
Too expensive! Terrifying price. £337,000. But it is fully fitted, and only a very short cycle ride from the University. I will pay a massive premium for the location and the lack of hassle.
Prices vary a lot in Kenilworth, between £150,000 for a terrace near to thge centre to £400,000 for some 4 bed houses. Coventry is much cheaper.
19 May 2004, 09:50
Very nice! So your next project will be a spot of landscape gardening then?!
21 May 2004, 12:21
Robert O'Toole
Are you offering to help out then?
21 May 2004, 12:26
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