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Henley riverside home and cafe up for sale for £4.65m

Thameside, a property located along the banks of the River Thames in Henley includes a café with residential accommodation and a newly constructed office.

Estate agents say the “versatile” property offers a “harmonious mix of commercial and residential spaces in a highly desirable location”.

Built of brick elevations under a tiled roof, the café adjacent to the Thames Pathway boasts a “spacious” customer seating area with a serving counter and kitchen areas.

Above the café, on the first floor lies a three-bedroom apartment spanning and features a first-floor veranda with bi-fold doors with breath-taking views of the river.

Each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom or shower room and there is also a mezzanine floor on the second level addition to the hallway.

In addition to the café and apartment, Thameside also offers two newly constructed office units to the rear of the property, providing opportunities for businesses to establish a presence in this prime location.

Furthermore, the property boasts a secure gated courtyard with 13 parking spaces.

The guide price for the entire property is set at £4,650,000, with the café priced at £865,000, the apartment at £2,300,000, the offices at £1,250,000, and three non-allocated parking spaces at £235,000.

Haunted Mansion home in Duluth for sale

This home is just too ‘ghoul’ to pass up.

DULUTH, Ga. — Looking for a home with a touch of magic and mystery? Local realty company RE/MAX Around Atlanta has recently listed a 10,000-square-foot replica of Disneyland’s iconic Haunted Mansion for sale in Duluth.

The home, built in 1996, is located at 3816 Turnberry Court. Listed at $2.2 million, the enchanting property based on the famous attraction will surely send chills down your spine with its details that bear a striking resemblance to the attraction.

The previous owner meticulously crafted every aspect of the home’s architecture to mirror the spooktacular charm of the original – even down to the ironwork. The iron details were made by the same foundry used to make the original Haunted Mansion.

The home is nestled within the gated community of Sweet Bottom and offers a luxurious living space with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a complete butler’s pantry, a den and a host of other amenities.

“The moment you pass through the gated entry, you’ll feel a sense of wonder and belonging,” listing agent Gail Laney of RE/MAX Around Atlanta said. “This unique property offers a distinctive living experience and the opportunity to

Cobblestone Manor owners trying to sell via essay contest

It’s a hot real estate market these days and one southern Alberta business is trying a unique method to stand out from the rest – for the second time.

On Jan. 15, Cardston’s Cobblestone Manor launched a new effort to attract a buyer for the 102-year-old business by offering it to anyone who has $500 and a well-written essay.

“Contestants can win the Cobblestone Manor by writing a letter of 300 words or less about their vision for the future of the property,” officials said in a news release this week.

The contest closes on July 15, but they could extend that deadline if the 3,000-letter target isn’t met.

Simple math suggests that if the required number of letters are received, the owners could raise $1.5 million through the campaign.

The Cobblestone Manor’s current owners, Ivan and Marsha Negrych, have operated it as a bed and breakfast for the past 20 years.

In 2019, they also hoped to find a buyer with the same idea, but entries were $100.

At that time, they were looking for 17,000 essays, which would mean $1.7 million for the Negrychs.

But the couple told CTV News during the first campaign that it wasn’t about