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Jane Austen’s Bath Home Restored With Sense & Sensibility

Toby Martin
28th May 2014
News

She had never seen a place for which nature had done more, or where natural beauty had been so little counteracted by an awkward taste. They were all of them warm in their admiration; and at that moment she felt that to be mistress of Pemberley might be something! Jane Austen, Pride & Prejudice In

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ANALYSIS OF TRENDS IN UK PROPERTY OWNERSHIP BETWEEN 1918-2023

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Landlords & Tenants Endorse Bath’s Modern Makeovers

Toby Martin
25th March 2014
Landlord

An increasing number of contemporary new developments are being surreptitiously smuggled into Bath’s renowned Georgian architecture. Whilst a staggering 14% of buildings in Bath have listed status, well above the national average of 6%, developers have pinpointed certain areas of the city as ripe for a contemporary makeover – something that has gone down very

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1 In 4 Landlords Earn A Living From Rental Property

Toby Martin
25th November 2013
Landlord

It seems that there has never been a better time to be a private landlord: tenant demand is up and predicted to rise even further; rents are increasing and yields are at their highest since the Landlords Panel research study began in 2006. It is unsurprising therefore that more than one in four landlords are

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First time landlords invest as tenant demand increases

Toby Martin
13th August 2013
Landlord

A recent study by major buy-to-let lender, Paragon Mortgages, found an increase in borrowing by first-time landlords as compared to the same time period last year. Similarly, the percentage of business coming from landlords looking to grow their rental portfolios also increased. John Heron, director of Paragon, said: “It would seem that an investment in

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You spin me right round…

Toby Martin
10th July 2013
Landlord

We’re always looking for new ways to show our landlords’ properties, and better ways to help our tenants decide which properties suit them. So when we came across BubblePix, producers of a brand new technology that creates 360° photographic images, we saw an exciting opportunity. The BubblePod creates 360° images that will give our prospective

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Why has the UK property market not cashed?

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South West rents continue to rise as demand outstrips supply

Toby Martin
23rd August 2012
Landlord

As the sales market becomes increasingly subdued, the cost of renting a home in the South West has continued to rise as many would-be buyers find themselves unable to take their first steps on the property ladder. The latest survey carried out by the Royal Institution of Charterer Surveyors states that the cost of renting

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Dinder House, Somerset

Toby Martin
22nd June 2012
Property

Reside is delighted to present this historically renowned property for rental. Dinder House is a truly remarkable nine bedroom Georgian country house set in 23 acres of stunning landscaped and walled gardens. This wonderfully restored Grade II Listed property is arranged over four floors and tastefully combines a wealth of exceptional period features with contemporary

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Bath Homeownership Rockets by 1,802 Homes in the Last 5 Years

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Will changes to EPC law be delayed yet again?

Toby Martin
7th March 2012
Landlord

Back in January, we blogged about the ongoing saga concerning changes to EPC law in England. Letting and estate agents are required by law to commission an Energy Performance Certificate prior to marketing a property, but current legislation regarding how much of the report must then be shared with clients is very lax. The EPC

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What next for EPC law in England?

Toby Martin
24th January 2012
Landlord

Since 1 October 2008, landlords and letting agents have been legally obligated to provide prospective tenants with a valid Energy Performance Certificate, should they request to see one. EPCs are carried out by accredited Domestic Energy Assessors and give landlords and tenants an indication of the energy usage and carbon dioxide emissions of a property,

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Reside introduces regular lettings newsletter

Toby Martin
24th November 2011
Landlord

The first Reside eNewsletter, packed with the latest lettings news locally and nationally, was yesterday sent out to Reside landlords, colleagues and contacts. The first edition included stories on Reside’s sponsorship of a local Prince’s Trust event, the estimated rise in home rentals over the coming years, and much more. To view our first eNewsletter,

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Is Bath becoming overcrowded, or are the numbers misleading?

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