Patchwork quilt on bed in room with beamed ceiling Forest Row farmhouse Surrey England UK

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Romantic Boathouse

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Philippa and Neil had always dreamed of what life might be like in the historical boathouse overlooking the lake, but would never have guessed that they might one day be its proud owners. The family moved to this area because it was commutable from London, yet felt rural, and was a part of Surrey …

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