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I will say this if you get a chance to see a display, please go sit in them because the seats are not all the same that is what makes them so comfortable, so sit and sit and re-sit un til you find the one that fits your seat ( hehehehehe)It appears that your browser settings are preventing this page from loading the latest version. You may be seeing old information or you may run into errors because of this. Your system time settings can also cause this issue. Please check that your system time is correct. BELLEVUE FABULOUS ESTATE SALE-TREASURE TROVE PARADISE ! The address for this sale in , will be available after on Sunday, May 14th, 2017. Get Notified of Estate Sales For Free! View full details at EstateSales.NET: https://www.EstateSales.NET/WA/Bellevue/98008/1494612 MORE WILL BE ADDED AS WE STAGE THIS HOME ANTIQUE SOLID OAK ROUND PEDISTAL TABLE W/EXTRA LEAF Can't wait to see you at our sale. Many people like to find several liquidation sales to go to when they are out and about.
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You do not see a lot ofverandas as you drive around the country. Conservatories - largely in consequence of the British climate - are far more common. In the American South - the world of Tennessee Williams and mint juleps and To Kill a Mockingbird - verandas are a staple feature of domestic architecture. They are also extremely popular in Australia, particularly in Queensland, with their wrought-iron balustrades. But Britain has never really caught the veranda bug - which is a shame, as a well-built veranda is an adornment to any home. Think posh porch - a much cheaper way of keeping up with the Joneses than a posh Porsche. In Kent, verandas seem to be booming. "I have known times when we have had no properties with verandas on our books," says Simon Backhouse of Strutt & Parker in Canterbury. "Now three of them have suddenly come along at once, like buses." Architecturally, the three properties could not be more different. West Cliff Lodge in Ramsgate, on the market for £1.7 million, is a Pugin-designed house, boasting a canopied veranda that stretches the entire length of the property, with sea views thrown in.
The Old Rectory in Acrise, near Folkestone, on for £1.375 million, is a six-bedroom, Grade II listed property surrounded by parkland. A burst of vibrant plants climbs up the Deep South-style white, wrought-iron veranda. Most impressive of all, Throwley House near Faversham, on for £2.5 million, is a handsome Regency property with almost nine acres of land. Its red shutters and white veranda make it seem like a New Orleans plantation has appeared in the Kent countryside. But the common denominator - the large veranda - goes a long way to explaining the properties' charm. The verandas are beautifully crafted, with elegant canopies that afford shade and/or shelter, depending on the weather. "You could say that, historically, a veranda was a wealthy man's way of sitting outside without getting wet," Backhouse says. "In Victorian times, they were a bit like ha-has, one of the features which a country property of distinction was expected to have." Verandas have flourished in Kent, as they have in other coastal counties in the south of England, because they feed a very British property-owning fantasy - sitting outside, under a canopy, with a glass of wine in hand, taking in the sea air.
A lot of Edwardian seaside Outside living: The Old Rectory, for sale with Strutt & Parker, above and left; al fresco at West Cliff Lodge and the Gaer House, below left bungalows featured verandas, many of them overgrown with flowers, giving humble homes a touch of the exotic. The outside decking that became all the rage in the Nineties, thanks to television makeover shows such as Ground Force, is the architectural descendant of the veranda. People like the idea of extensions from which they can enjoy their gardens, come rain or shine. Verandas need not be expensive. Top-of-range bespoke Victorianstyle verandas could set you back £20,000 or more, but simple glass canopies for patios from companies such as gardenoasis.co.uk cost less than £1,000. You can even construct your own, with a little help. This is what Dr Chris Allen did with his home in Herefordshire, which he decided to extend in the Nineties. "We used good local joiners, and the struts of the veranda are made of English oak," says Allen, a retired GP.
"In summer, when the clematis is out, it has become our favourite part of the property - incredibly flexible. We can have a barbecue in the garden, then take shelter under the awning if it starts to rain." The Allens' five-bedroom property, near Hereford, on the market for £1.4 million with Knight Frank, comes with extensive equestrian facilities. But it is the south-facing veranda, with views across the valley, that gives the home that touch of class. "When we first moved here, this was just a boring old house," Allen says. "It was only when we added the veranda that the property started to come into its own." They could have added a conservatory, and in the Herefordshire winter, they would probably have used it more. But they would not swap their veranda for anything. "It just makes it a far more interesting property to look at and to live in," Allen says. If you want to make the best of your veranda, and exploit it as a style statement, you need to furnish it as carefully as you would any other room in your house.