Page 76 • The HERALD • 24th October 2024 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v v ON THE HOME FRONT v Paul Jeffreys Estate Agents are pleased to o er this spacious 4 bedroom detached house for sale with no chain. In need of modernisation this property is on the market for £365,000. A UPVC glazed front door leads into the entrance porch of this property with a side aspect window and doors o to a cloakroom WC and a large lounge diner with an electric re with surround, under stairs cupboard and a window to the front and UPVC glazed double doors to the rear. An inner hall o the lounge has doors o to an integral garage and the kitchen. e kitchen has a hatch to the dining area; there is a rear aspect window and a UPVC glazed door to the rear garden. Upstairs bedrooms 1 and 2 are to the front and bedrooms 3 and 4 are to the rear. Bedroom 2 has a built in wardrobe. e bathroom is also to the rear and comprises a WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath with mixer tap, and an airing cupboard housing one year old ‘Glow-Worm’ combination boiler. Outside the front garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubbery, there is a driveway with parking for 2 cars leading to the integral garage with an up and over door, the garage has power and lights. ere is side access to the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn, with a patio area, mature shrubbery and a garden shed. is property is located in Highlands Close, a very popular area of Dibden Purlieu, within walking distance of Orchard and Noadswood schools and local shops and amenities. For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Paul Je reys Estate Agents on: 023 8084 8555, email: sales@paulje reys.co.uk or visit: paulje reys.co.uk Spacious 4 Bedroom Detached House Events to Help ‘Spread Your Wings’ this Autumn/Winter e Hawk Conservancy Trust near Andover has launched an Autumn/Winter events programme that could help everyone to get out and spread their wings alongside nature in the great outdoors. e bird of prey charity is running a range of special events to o er upli ing experiences for everyone despite the nights drawing in - from date nights with magical moonlit owls displays to family fun with bird-themed festive celebrations. In addition to being memorable experiences, each event helps raise money for the continued conservation and research work undertaken by the Trust. Eagle-eyed fun seekers have already spotted the events listed at www.hawk-conservancy.org/ events where bookings can be made for the full range of events which consists of: October half-term – 26th October to 3rd November: During the day, visitors can enjoy a spooky Halloween themed trail around the countryside site in addition to the daily ying displays which will include a new Spooky Owl Show. ere are also a Tree Trail, a new Vulture Voyage Trail and Tractor rides (weather permitting). Owl-O-Ween – 30th and 31th October: Two wickedly spook-tacular family evenings this Halloween. Enjoy ghostly storytelling and marvel at stunning owls as they put on two beautiful ying displays against the backdrop of the Trust’s moonlit grounds. Christmas Market – 28th to 30th November: A delightful festive shopping experience in the run up to Christmas. Discover beautiful gi s for your loved ones while supporting local cra speople and the Trust. With over 60 local businesses attending, you can nd personalised presents, Christmas decorations, handcra ed treats, beautiful homeware and much more. Owls by Moonlight at Christmas – 7th and 8th December: e Hawk Conservancy Trust will be ying its awesome owls under moonlight at this magical time of year, with festive features to get everyone in the Christmas spirit! Visitors will see these mystical birds twist and turn through the night sky and might have to duck as they skim silently over the top of their heads. Christmas Carols and Owls – 15th, 16th and 17th December: ree special festive evenings to sing along to Christmas carols under the night sky, with rousing live music, mulled wine, mince pies and, of course, a magical owl ying display. Father Christmas: Back in Flight – 21st and 22nd December: Santa and his magical team of owls will stop at the Trust for this special family event. Join mischievous Evergreen the Elf to get Christmas back on track and Father Christmas’ sleigh back in ight! is joyous family event includes a magical owl ying display and festive story-telling that the whole family can delight in. Winter Woodland Lights – January 2025: is magical illuminated event will be returning in January, lighting up the long winter nights and chasing away January blues with a stunning woodland ying display. Tickets will be on sale soon, so keep an eye on the Hawk Conservancy Trust website. Details of all events at the Hawk Conservancy Trust can be found online at: www.hawk-conservancy.org/ events together with information on the location and timetable of activities for daytime visits. e Hawk Conservancy Trust is dedicated to conservation, research and education regarding birds of prey and their habitats both in the UK and overseas, and utilises income from its visitor centre near Andover, Hampshire, to fund its work. Visitors can experience rare birds of prey up close, watch worldclass ying displays in three completely di erent arenas or simply meander through 22 acres of woodland and wild ower meadow. Owls by Moonlight at Christmas Halloween Costume Swap At Hythe Library Following the success of last year’s swap, Hythe Library is once again hosting a Halloween Costume Swap. If you have any costumes that your family’s outgrown, why not donate them? You don’t have to take one if you donate and you don’t have to donate to take one! e swap is running until 31st October. Hanger Farm Arts Centre Totton are holding a Restoration Fundraising Event on Tuesday 12th November – the project will enhance the seating, lighting and stage at Hanger Farm, part of Minstead Trust. Gi s of ra e prizes and items for auction will be gratefully received, please contact: Lesley.Brooks@ minsteadtrust.org.uk Restoration Fundraising Event ART IN TOTTON Totton Art Society’s next meetings take place on Tuesday 12th November for an A ernoon Workshop (small charge £4, please pre-book) with your own materials, 2pm to 4pm. On Saturday 16th November for Saturday Members’ Workshop with Gail Morris, ‘Mother & Child’, (£10 Pre-booked) 10am-3pm. On Wednesday 20th November for Adventurous Artist Sketching, 2pm-4pm. On Wednesday 27th November for Members’ Workshop with a Christmas eme, 7.30pm-9.30pm All evening meetings are held at the ree Score Club (SO40 3RS) at 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Tea and co ee with a biscuit are available. Visitors are welcome to go along on the night for a small fee of £4pp. Tuesday Art Workshops take place at Calmore Community Centre, Calmore Drive, Calmore, Southampton SO40 2ZU for members only £4 per session. Places are booked with Workshops Manager Claire Palmer, take your own materials and work with you, for informal advice and chat. For more details of all the activities visit: www.tottonartsociety.org AGM & Members Digital Photography Southampton Branch of the World Ship Society meet at St James Methodist Church, Shirley, 7.30pm to 9.30pm on the second Tuesday of the month. e meetings take place in Room 7; enter the church building from the car park at the back, go up the stairs, then turn right and Room 7 is at the end of the corridor. eir next meeting is on Tuesday 12th November for their AGM & Members Digital Photography – Competition. Anyone with a shipping interest is welcome to attend. More details visit: www.sotonwss.org.uk Evening of Assorted Crafts Ashurst WI is an active and growing institute, where members can look forward to an interesting programme of talks and events throughout the year. e next meeting takes place on Wednesday 13th November for an Evening of Assorted Cra s with Chris R, Chris and Vanessa. Followed on Wednesday 11th December for a Christmas Event and Games. Meetings take place on the second Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm at Colbury Church Rooms, Deerleap Lane, Colbury SO40 7EH. New members and visitors are always welcome. For more details email: ashurstsec@hampshirewi.org.uk
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