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Gorgeous 7-bedroom Edwardian mansion in Newmarket
House, urban with 7 bedrooms, sleeps 16, 3 bathroom(s), floor area of 400 m2 (4300 sq.ft), WCs 2, car optional, children OK, pets OK, NO smoking, including internet (highspeed), number of travellers: 2 Exchange dates
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Description of our house
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The property is an outstanding detached Edwardian townhouse designed by famous London architect RW Edis (who also designed the Savoy Hotel and many other London landmarks), with enormous grand rooms, high ceilings, stunning views to the front and rear, and a large walled rear garden backing onto the beautiful grounds of the Jockey Club.
Accommodation and facilities
Inside:
Telephone, central heating, tv / cable, sofa, carpet, fireplace
Kitchen and washing:
Grill, freezer, fridge, microwave, dish washer, oven, washing machine, dryer
Outside:
Terrace, parking, garden, barbecue, bicycles
Local activities:
Mountain biking, horse riding, tennis, hiking, swimming, golfing, fishing
Local places to go:
Galleries/museums, health club, fine restaurants, good shopping, country club, nightlife, clubbing
Languages spoken:
English
Nearest major airport:
Manchester woodford (woodfort), 211 km / 131 mile
Other information:
Children ok, pets ok, no smoking, including internet (highspeed), car optional
 = marks the location of this homeOur neighborhood
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Our house is in the center of Newmarket, a lively market town that is also the thoroughbred horse racing capital of the United Kingdom. Newmarket is a thriving town in its own right, surrounded by gorgeous horse farms, heaths, and rolling hills in all directions. All of the normal amenities (grocery stores, butchers, pet shops, antiques stores, clothes shops, restaurants) are readily available just a minute's walk from the house. The railway station, with direct links to the beautiful medieval towns of Cambridge (20 minutes) and Bury St Edmunds (20 minutes), is 5 minutes' walk from the house. London is 80 minutes by train or by car. Something about ourselves
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Bert is a professor at the University of Cambridge (but originally from Houston/Chicago/Boston), and Leonie (originally from Ayrshire in Scotland) teaches art in a secondary school near London.
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