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Lawnswood House in Kidderminster

Lawnswood House

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Danielle Hicks

11:45, 30 DEC 2013

Lawnswood House in Kidderminster, has extensive gardens with lawns interspersed with beds and borders.1 of 6
Lawnswood House in Kidderminster, comes with corner turret topped by a distinctive castellated roof.2 of 6
Lawnswood House in Kidderminster, has a large breakfast kitchen with a comprehensive range of cabinets plus integral appliances and a walk-in butler’s pantry.3 of 6
Lawnswood House in Kidderminster, has original features including an oak staircase.4 of 6
Lawnswood House in Kidderminster, has extensive gardens with lawns interspersed with beds and borders.5 of 6
A look inside Lawnswood House in Kidderminster.6 of 6

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