Basket hangs above wooden worktop in beamed Amberley kitchen West Sussex UK

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A Vintage Affair

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Fate timing and a healthy dose of blind optimism were at play when Jodie and Nick bought their cottage in one of West Sussex's prettiest villages. 'We'd owned Victorian properties but had no idea what to expect with such an old house' says Jodie. 'Which is probably why we though it was such a good …

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