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Property News
The Bank of England's rate-setting committee has cut interest rates to 0.5% from 1% in an attempt to stimulate growth in the UK economy.
HIPS
The Government has announced the roll-out of Home Information Packs (HIPs) to all properties marketed for sale in England and Wales from 14 December 2007, whatever their size.
High Demand in Whitehall Park
Robert Lehrer estate agent urgently needs your home. If you have a house or a flat in Whitehall Park or surrounding areas, please call for our special sale & rent terms. |
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Contact details for Robert Lehrer Properties
365 Archway Road, Highgate, London, N6 4EJ
Tel: 020 8340 3005
Fax: 020 8347 9084
Email:
info@robertlehrerproperties.co.uk
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Whitehall Park Estate Agent - Robert Lehrer Properties |
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Robert Lehrer Properties has over twenty years of experience in the Whitehall Park property market. Using our extensive knowledge of the industry and Whitehall Park area, we can offer advice to our clients on the best course of action, whatever their property requirements. We are committed to customer service and our approach is helpful, supportive and most importantly honest. So whether you are looking to buy, sell, rent or let properties in Whitehall Park area, Robert Lehrer Properties estate agents is here to ensure you are helped at every stage and that the end result is the best for you. Robert Lehrer Properties: Finding your way through the property market. |
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Whitehall Park properties of the week
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Information about Whitehall Park, N19
Within the London Borough of Islington, between Highgate N6 and Archway N19, the Whitehall Park Conservation Area is a leafy, hilly neighbourhood boasting a variety of architectural styles. Elegant and impressive red brick 19th century Victorian terraces, a number with Gothic like turrets, rub shoulders with less elaborate yet equally sought after character properties of the same era. At the most northern point of this enclave influences of the 1920's are represented in Fitzwarren Gardens. Aside from the convenience of its location, a number of fortunate property owners enjoy fantastic views of London's distinctive skyline and beyond. On the lower slopes the roads take their names from characters created by The Great Bard; Cressida, Miranda, Lysander, Parolles and Prospero are collectively referred to as the Shakespeare's.
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