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Riverside Neighbourhood |
Riverside is a town
with a population of roughly 50,000 people. Sim Street is
situated in the north suburbs of the town, a couple of
miles away from the centre and close to the sea. The
main landmarks and points of interest in the north area
of Riverside are the Riverside Arms pub and the 2 Hearts
nightclub along with a
small shopping centre, a pet shop, several parks, a
police station, hospital and a mountain walk.
All house prices given below include furnishings unless
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 No.1 Sim Street
The Hill family - Jack, Rik, Lexi and
Kacey - currently reside in no.1 Sim Street. Previous
occupants include Seth, Phyllis and Kerry Harris and
Lauren Hill.
The house is the largest in Sim Street and contains an
open space kitchen and living room, dining room, garage,
bathroom, four bedrooms and a large garden.
The house is priced at £260,200. |
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No.2 Sim Street
No.2 Sim Street has been unoccupied for
several years. Late last year the house was bought by
Seth and Phyllis Harris.
The house contains a kitchen, living area, one bedroom,
one bathroom and a small garden with driveway.
The house is priced at £29,100. |
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 No.3 Sim Street
Paul and Lisa Roberts along with their
two teenage children Katy and Leon reside in no.2 Sim
Street. The previous owners were Richard and Vanessa
Grass.
The house has two bedrooms, a bathroom, living area,
kitchen, dining room, a large garden with a pond and a
driveway.
The house is priced at £62,400. |
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 No.4 Sim Street
Ben Walls and Lou Parker stay in no.4 Sim
Street with their friend Kate Thomas. Prior to them
moving in, the house was unoccupied apart for 3 months
in late 2005 when it was lived in by the Roberts family.
The house contains three bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen,
living area and dining room along with a medium sized
garden, shed and garage.
The house is priced at £184,300. |
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 No.5
Sim Street
No. 5 Sim Street has been unoccupied for several years
however it was recently bought by Julian and Rachel
Stone.
The house contains a kitchen, living area, dining room,
three bedrooms, a bathroom and large garden.
The house (no furnishings) is priced at £21,000. |
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 No.6 Sim Street
The Layton family - Henry, Paula and
their daughter Amelia - currently live here. The
previous owners were the Day and Newton family.
The house has four bedrooms, an attic, kitchen, dining
area, living room, a bathroom and large garden.
The house is priced at £220,300. |
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