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Stonehouse Row

The Purbeck, home 2

1,590,000

Marlow Gardens

The Iris, home 3

910,000

Timber Yard

The Larch, home 4

1,090,000

Timber Yard

The Alder, home 5

1,400,000

Stonehouse Row

The Ketton, home 5

2,080,000

Marlow Gardens

The Linden, home 6

1,200,000

Marlow Gardens

The Iris, home 7

940,000

Timber Yard

The Rowan, home 7

1,500,000

Stonehouse Row

The Purbeck, home 7

1,760,000

Stonehouse Row

The Ketton, home 8

2,080,000

Timber Yard

The Cedar, home 8

2,100,000

Timber Yard

The Rowan, home 9

1,580,000

Timber Yard

The Larch, home 12

1,160,000

Stonehouse Row

The Ketton, home 12

2,240,000

Timber Yard

The Alder, home 13

1,540,000

Timber Yard

The Larch, home 16

930,000

Timber Yard

The Rowan, home 17

1,450,000

Timber Yard

The Larch, home 18

1,050,000

Timber Yard

The Alder, home 20

1,350,000

Timber Yard

The Larch, home 22

1,000,000

Timber Yard

The Alder, home 24

1,330,000

Timber Yard

The Cedar, home 25

1,870,000

Timber Yard

The Cedar, home 26

2,020,000

Timber Yard

The Alder, home 28

1,390,000

Timber Yard

The Cedar, home 31

1,910,000

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