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Chessetts House and Chessetts Padddocks in Lapworth

Chessetts House and Chessetts Padddocks in Lapworth

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Danielle Hicks

14:50, 11 FEB 2015
Updated14:52, 11 FEB 2015

Chessetts House in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Neil Styles LBIPP)1 of 8
The reception hall of Chessetts House in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Neil Styles LBIPP)2 of 8
The kitchen of Chessetts House in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Neil Styles LBIPP)3 of 8
The drawing room of Chessetts House in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Neil Styles LBIPP)4 of 8
A possible office space in Chessetts House in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Neil Styles LBIPP)5 of 8
Chessetts Paddocks in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Chris Wade)6 of 8
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The kitchen/family room of Chessetts Paddocks in Chessetts Wood Road, Lapworth. (Image: Chris Wade)8 of 8

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