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Old 16-03-2008, 01:53 PM
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Post Two-bedroom semi for £1 million in Cornwall
According to estate agents, Knight Frank, properties in Cornwall and the south coast fetch higher prices per square foot than parts of London. Savills estate agent has established that some of the most popular resorts in Cornwall have seen prices rocket. In the last 5 years, prices have soared 99% in North Cornwall, compared to [...]

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