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Greener Pastures for Downsizers in Mill Hill

30th November 2009

A recent survey revealed that 53 per cent of house buyers believe that outside space is the most important thing they look for when buying a new home*. This was the case for downsizer Derek Smyth, who wanted a rural home with a garden, in North London. Luckily he found Countryside Properties’ beautiful development Mill Rise, set in the Mill Hill conservation area, and now he could not be happier.

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The Harrods House

11th August 2009

Dr Laraine Salamon has always enjoyed the finer things in life and now she actually lives in one; a bungalow donated by Harrods no less! The property was originally donated to the Retail Trust by the shopping magnate in the 1930’s and more recently restored by Countryside Properties as part of a unique renovation project called Mill Rise, in Mill Hill, London. On viewing the charming properties, Laraine knew she would have to have one, and it would have to be the 'Harrods' bungalow.

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Moving to London and keeping it rural!

26th June 2009

Tony Locke, 63, was concerned about his move from the rural idyll of Epping Forest to London, but it turned out to be full of a pleasant surprises.

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Bungalows Are the Happiest Homes

7th April 2008

Bungalows are the happiest type of home in Britain, according to a survey*, which states that bungalows are rated by their occupants on average 8.15 out of 10 on a ‘happiness’ scale. For Lyn Brenner, 62, a happy home was imperative as she was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disorder. Lyn realised that she needed to move from her sixth floor flat overlooking Regents Park which she had lived in for eight years, to somewhere more practical. She has just bought a charming bungalow at Mill Rise in North London’s Mill Hill. Countryside Properties’ development, Mill Rise is an age restricted community of restored original 1930’s bungalows.

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