Roman blinds in bedroom window with pair of antique wooden chairs in terraced house Sevenoaks Kent UK

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Celebrating its heritage Elizabeth Allen took on an Arts and Crafts commuter’s semi and turned it into a welcoming family home. When her eldest son Theo moved to a new school in Kent, Elizabeth Allen was under pressure to find a house nearby. ‘We had a thatched cottage in the Cotswolds which was …

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