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A couple bought a grade two listed home for more than £500k - featuring a 20m deep well.<br/><br/>Emily, 48, and Phillip Jones, 51, bought The Old House, a grade two listed 1670 property back in May 2021.<br/><br/>Since they moved into the property, Emily and Phillip have insulated the property, installed new heating - repaired and replaced windows.<br/><br/>They have also, renovated their kitchen, decorated two bedrooms and renovated the sun room.<br/><br/>Earlier this month, Emily and Phillip decided to \
A couple bought a grade two listed home for more than £500k - featuring a 20m deep well.<br/><br/>Emily, 48, and Phillip Jones, 51, bought The Old House, a grade two listed 1670 property back in May 2021.<br/><br/>Since they moved into the property, Emily and Phillip have insulated the property, installed new heating - repaired and replaced windows.<br/><br/>They have also, renovated their kitchen, decorated two bedrooms and renovated the sun room.<br/><br/>Earlier this month, Emily and Phillip decided to \
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