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How safe is it to travel in Kenya
January 2010
I am considering a trip to Kenya this year but am wary about the crime. Is it safe? Some have told me that its much better while others have said that its still quite bad... any tips?
January 2010
I'm going to kenya in August and have done quite a lot of research into it, as i will be travelling round. from what i can tell as long as you keep your wits about you, don't wear anything of any expense e.g. jewllery and make sure you keep valuables locked up in your accomodation. you should be fine. i have heard mixed reviews but Nairobi seems to be the worst place, but i think the same applies there be safe don't walk around the streets after dark and be aware of any scams. but i think the rest of Kenya sounds like it is ok especially if you are sticking to the tourist paths. i think there is a lot of crime but you need to be sensible with what you carry around and if you are a victim of any mugging etc just give up your belongings and claim on insurance. These are worst case senarions and i believe the majority of people go to Kenya have a brilliant time and do not experience any crime whats so ever.
January 2010
I am responding at moment from Kenya and i am very much involved i the tourism industry.Kenya is absolutely very safe, the government and other stake holders have put in place all security measures in all tourist destinations.Just as my fellow columnist have said keep valuable safe in your hotel and avoid back streets or exposing valuables like jewllery.
Muggings have significantly been eradicated by tourist police who patrol areas mostly visited by tourist.
Areas which are not very safe in Kenya are those bordering Somalia (North Eastern Frontier)
Mt.Kenya, Samburu, Rift Valley, Amboseli/Tsavo, Masai Mara, Lake Turkana, Lake Victoria and Mombasa/Malindi all are at the moment safe to travel.
The only safety concern at the moment is the heavy El NINO rains in most parts of the country but this will subside by end of February.
Note: Eastern Africans have known the importance of tourism in their livelihoods so nobody wants to temper with it.
January 2010
We've also been watching the news report and are in contact with many friends in the Nairobi area. Our family has made many trips to Kenya and are definitely planning to return in 2010 (in fact, bought tickets this week). Just be smart - don't flash cash, jewelry, or expensive items. Avoid traveling after dark. I have found Kenya to be safer than most US cities and as Nzioka posted, the locals are very aware of the impact of tourism on the Kenyan economy. The majority of the violence in Kenya is tribal - Kenyan against Kenyan. In Nairobi, some petty crime is directed toward tourists (example - purse snatching) but none at all in the outlying areas. I hope you will make the trip - Kenya is an amazing country filled with amazing people!
February 2010
Kenya is one of the safe countries in Africa thats way we have lots of repeat clients. Like any other developing countries crime level is " almost the same" and the same precautions taken when traveling in USA, Europe and other developed countries should be taken.
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February 2010
Kenya is safe and nothing to worry except the usual care everyone need everywhere in the world ,people are friendly and generous.The goverment also working day and night to see veryone is safe including tourist.
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Thank for considering visiting our country.
February 2010
I confirm its enviromentaly safe to visit kenya any season of the year,theNat Met guys had predicted El nino rain phenomenah that passed with Jan 2010 with less damage to infrastracture and human live.
for the security Kenya s a safe destination al year round.
February 2010
I am staying at the Giraffe Manor for 2 nights and the going on a 3night safari, once I return to Nairobi I need a good place to stay for 3 nights. Anyone have any recommendations? 4 or 5 star I am bringing 2 children also.
February 2010
Which is the best airlines to use? Should I use a travel agent or book on my own. I have been in touch with Natural World Safari's, and they are recommending visiting the Masai Mara, has anyone been there.
February 2010
Hello Barterin
I live and work in Kenya as a tour operator.
Hotels in Nairobi
I can recommend to you Ole Sereni Hotel which is located next to Nairobi national park with a very good view into the park. I will offer you a double room at US$ 238 per night on bed and breakfast. I like the hotel becasuse its not so far from the airport and one will not be affected by traffic now that you have children. I can also recommend the Nairobi Serena Hotel which is a 5 star hotel with a very good reputation at US$ 297 per double per night on bed and breakfast. What age are your children? this is because there is a specail rate for the children.
3 nights
For three nights in Nairobi I would say you need to be on safari. But this will depend on how you love to travel. If you like being on the road or you like to take some time to also relax. If you are one who likes to relax then depending on the destinations your first safari will take you plus the age of the children then you will need to relax instead of another three nights safari. I would recommend you try a beach stay after the safari. Please let me see your programme and know the age of the children then I can advise more on this.
This also depends which flights you are talking about. International or domestic flights. For International flights its best if you book them from your current destiantion because you are likely to get a better and discounted rate than when you get an agent in Kenya to book for you. If its a domestic flight then we can easly assist you with that since we do have better rates and good business relationships with airlines within.
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February 2010
I find this thread quite informative.
Yet I have couple of questions:
- Is it safe to use expensive photographic equipment on the streets, etc?
- What should we do while 2 weeks in Mombasa? (beach, safari, anything else?)
- What is the cheapest way to buy safari: on the spot or via travel agency?
February 2010
It is safe to use your equipments in the towns and streets but like any other developed countries you will need to take protective measures, like always watching over your equipment. If you are a professional photographer the best will be for you to always have a vehicle that carries your exquipments for you cause I know they are expensive and also get insurance cover against damage and theft. If its just stand photographic equipment then make sure you carry its packing bag and just be carefull not to live it un attended.
we have many activities to enjoy in Mombasa like city tours, diving/snorkling, cultural visit and many more.
My advise is use a tour agent. They have the destination know how and contacts which makes it easy for you to get the information, make the booking and at the same tim saves your time and any extra expenses.
You can always drop me an email for assistance
Hope the above is helpfull
April 2010
Can I ask how is it with native people in Kenya?
I'm about to go there to volunteer in rural areas around Nairobi and I'm not sure how to behave and if there's something that natives wouldn't like me to do.
Thanks a lot for your help
April 2010
As you are going to notice kenyan people are very welcoming ,very understanding will be more than willing to assist you,when are you planning to come to kenya
April 2010
Hello im am heading to the suburbs of Nairobi from the Unites States for a Youth conference and my family is worried i wont be safe. Is there worries silly or something to consider before going?
May 2010
im bosco working with gyzers tours and travel its really safe in kenya,crime has subsided due to the tourist police renforcement in undertaking stern measures to criminals.
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May 2010
Kenya is a safe destination to visit anytime of the year - like right now we got a delegation from the EU in Nairobi and they will be visiting some other parts of the country so rest assured you will enjoy your stay here.
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May 2010
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May 2010
Hi, I am a British expat who has lived in Nairobi for the past seven years and write an blog;
about day to day life here.
I can say, unequivocally, it's a great, friendly place to visit and no doubt you will fall in love with it all. The landscape and beaches are stunning - but in my opinion it's the wonderful people that make it.
Much has been made of the crime situation here, but I think that a lot of it is drummed up by foreign aid organisations based here, to boost their 'hardship' status and allowances. If you were visiting Los Angeles, New York, Paris or London would you be overly concerned about the crime rate? Day to day, people here in Kenya nothing but friendly and happy to help.
The best hotel in Nairobi at the moment is 'Tribe' based at The Village Market. There's lots for kids to do at The Village Market too, it's a sophisticated open plan shopping centre with cinema, water slides, bowling, golf and a masai market on Fridays etc.
May 2010
Wow I am really really concidering going to Kenya next June 2011. Looks wonderful! I am planning to go to Diani beach. many friends have gone here and say it is a beauty of a place and the people are amazing who live there! so I am going I have 2 children who will be 9 and 6, will going to this place be safe for them? for some reason I think they will get kibnaped! or worse we will get kibnapped by pirates on the way there! yeah I know I have an over reactive imagination!
June 2010
To Chiere:
Only if you will be sailing to Mombasa will Pirates be a real concern. You should definately go to the Kenyan coast with those kids and have a hell of a time, there's a lot of fun things from beaches, coral reefs, shopping malls, historic sites, nature trails, safari challenges like the rhino charge, even butterfly farms! Just make sure you have your tour guide with you. You should definately try places like Malindi and Lamu island.
June 2010
Hello Chiere,
Kenyan coast is amazing with hospitable people, natural white sand beaches and lots of fan and scene tic places to visit and experience.
you may combine beach holiday with safaris, June being the start of peak season there's abundant wildlife,big five in both Amboseli and Maasai mara with the wildebeest migration the spectacular 7 th wonder of the world. this couple with a visit to and indigenous visit to a maasai boma makes you to always come back for more feel of Africa.
i promise you you will definite fall in love with the people and the place.
August 2010
I am hoping to go to Kenya in the next couple of months and hope to stay at Diani Beach. Whilst there I hope to go on a safari for a couple of nights. I am a single parent with a teenager. Is it safe to go on safari just the 2 of us, or should I really be looking at joining a group of people for the safari ? Should I wait until I get to Kenya before booking a safari, or should I book through my travel agent ? How will I know whether the guides on safari are really qualified and safe drivers ?
September 2010
Hi there,I am the same. Looking ot travel to Kenya in December and safari with my friend (two females). Will this be safe? I have also looked at Julius Safari he seems to have a good reputation. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
September 2010
my daughter is arriving in Mombasa this Friday night at midnight she will be alone....can you recommend a safe taxi service she can look for to get her to her hotel. She is spending 6 months working to support women and children with HIV/AIDS in Mombasa. I am so nervous that she is arriving so late and alone.
November 2010
Before traveling to any country particularly in Africa, you are supposed to know all the travel dynamics involved including cheap flights, security of your destination, health hazards and insurance you need. Kenya especially is no exception and you should take the necessary precautions before you make that trip to this beautiful East African Country. Much as Kenya is an appealing travel destination, consider these before setting off;
. Contact a local travel guide
. Make hotel bookings well in advance
. Vaccination is paramount
. Consider the weather
. Clothing is also important
November 2010
, Diani resort is among the best hotel in Mombasa.You need to book asafari before visting the country to avoid last minute rush.Its advisable to book with a Registered travel agent to avoid dissapointment and they will definately give you experienced driver guides.If you want to travel with you son alone its still possible therefore being a private safari alittle bit expensive.Travelling on agroup is still okay which contain of 6pple per vehicle.Ihope you have agood stay in Kenya.Good luck
November 2010
Dear Kenya experts , I am french citizen 50 y.o. and I have been invited by one of our customer to come to Nairobi as I have helped him while in Europe. Can you recommend a 10 days program (or maximum two weeks) for me as I have no idea what to do there and not so much time to organise ? I have heard taking the train between Nairobi to Monbassa should be interesting . I am not so interested in "main stream" tourist attraction such as touristic game parks or sun bathing on the beach . When should be the months to avoid , as I have heard ot can be quite rainy.
November 2010
I am planning on traveling to Nairobi to do voluteer work w/ oprhans,teach English for 1 month in Feb 2011.Does anyone know about IFRE Volunteers?Also I have United miles how many would this take?Ballpark?Also what shots do you need?And do you need a visa to volunteer?
December 2010
hi, i am going to mombasa in jan 2011. can you please advise of a really nice beach resort in mombasa? something romantic?
December 2010
see sarova hotels - whitesands
Indiana beach resort n hotels
nyari beach hotel
south coast
grand-reef resort
sun n sand
February 2011
Have a child going to Nairobi with a Christian mission trip in summer of 2011 and will be visiting a church in Mukuru and traveling to the Limuru area traveling back through the Rift Valley. They will also visit Garissa and also visit Masai Mara. It will be a fairly large group and they are using an organization that does a lot of work in Kenya. Will my child be safe visiting these places? Can not help but be overprotective parent.
February 2011
I'm planning a tour at Christmas 2011 starting in kenya and going through Uganda and back.
To be blunt I'm a young white female and am wondering how safe it is...
Any advise?
August 2011
Kenya is pretty safe as long as you dont intend to visit the areas close to the somali border. Just keep valuables abit concealed while on the streets in nairobi. Avoid dark and lonely alleys at night. Otherwise, people are always willing to help out if you need to know directions.....etc. Im a kenyan, in germany at the moment and what i see in news about East Africa is abit misleading....so dont rely on what you see on news too much...have it in mind though. Enjoy Kenya and uganda
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Celebrated life on anniversary of loosing parent @ 6:30 pm, spectacular VIEW! Food was delicious, wonderful & looked beautiful on your plates. Portions were very decent. Opted for Rest Week Menu & wine, great deal of QUALITY dinning. Only thing lacking was service. Waiter was slow & ignored our table of 3, catered to big parties around us, for bigger tip? Lacked attention that make a really great experience; asked x2 to light heater, refill water, huge gaps btwn dishes. We are not fast eaters, but they could have had x2 groups of 3 enjoy dinner instead stretching our dinning. Each time we had to signal him we were ready to move on, by the time dessert hit, we had to be more direct & state we wanted dessert. Then again for check!
french fries were too thick, soft and not crispy at all
Went for a late lunch and sat on the patio, the view was breath taking. I would recommend this restaurant to everyone. The food portions are very large and the prices are very good.
The dishes we ordered, like the salmon superseded last years menu. Portions were bigger and even more tastier
Nothing better than having top notch cuisine in a beautiful restaurant sitting right next to the beach on the Pacific Ocean. What more do you need to say. Went during Restaurant Week so the value was superb as well.
We wanted to take our grandson some place special. He loved the atmosphere, the good food and the ocean view. Try to arrive before sunset and request a table outside. We especially enjoyed the crispy calamari. The cioppino was good but not great. My husband loved the Colorado lamb chops, mashed potatoes and gravy. Next time, I plan to save room for the banana fritters for dessert.
My guests were stopping in San Diego on their Coastal Cruise and they really loved the ambiance of Poseidon, great ocean view and the food was amazing.
The outdoor dinning is outstanding, ambiance is top notch and romantic depending on the time of day. I would recommend this restaurant to all of my associates and friends. The service and food is also very good.
We have been to the Poseidon several times, and we always have had a great time with great food. Highly recommended.
Our lunch experience was wonderful. The food was excellent, service was great. What more can you ask of a restaurant? If you are going to eat outside in the patio, watch out for the sea gulls, they like the bread!!
Beautiful outdoor setting just perfect for our group of 3 couples, nice food, nice talks, great time! Overall the food was good!
Met some out of town frieds for dinner and they were impressed with the ocean view and the good dishes. Glad we went to the Poseidon.
Amazing sunset from the open air deck, and wonderful food makes this a consistent winner. Also had a nice price fix menu which was enjoyed by all, and included (one of 3 dessert choices) an excellent apple tart dessert with cinnamon ice cream - totally scrumptious!
This is a terrific place to have a great meal on the beach! What more can I say!!
I just love Poseidon and have celebrated my birthday there for the past three years. Always delightful.
My wife and I always love coming here when we visit the San Diego area. The sunsets are gorgeous and the food is better. Lots of great seafood dishes, some unique styles, and plenty of choices. Not stuffy, very open. This trip we got the ceviche and crispy calamari appetizers and fought over them. Both were full of flavor and not what you usually expect. Our son had the Seafood Linguini, which was excellent, but go for it all with the Seafood Mixed Grill. Really worth it. Couldn't make a decision between the mud pie or the cheesecake, so we had them both and that was the real winner. Highly highly recommend this restaurant.
Food was good, I recommend the fried calamari starters. Chairs were a little uncomfortable. It's got an amazing view of the sea. We had a problem with the valet parking because we did not wait for him and parked the car ourselves, but that was the only issue. We paid the 3 bucks just to avoid any discussions. However I can safely recommend this one, very nice view, bar looks great too.
Can't beat the view--sitting by the seawall watching the sun go down! Waiter very friendly and on top of things.
We took a coworker here for her 40th birthday lunch. We reserved ahead of time for a Party of 5 and scored great seating out on the patio. The food was delicious, service was friendly, and the scenery was beautiful. We definitely felt spoiled enjoying a work lunch by the beach! Highly recommend
We love Poseidon and look for any excuse to take friends or relatives to share our favorite find. We have always been lucky enough to get a great table and the servers are very friendly. Our only criticism is the past few times we've been, they have been out of Prosecco. Not a deal breaker, only a disappointment. Food is always out of this world and perfectly sized proportions. This is the first time that someone in our party ordered something other than seafood. We can now highly recommend seafood and the rack of lamb. Best of all they offered a tasting menu with tasty choices, not scrimping on size or flavor and a very attractive price!
This was my first time at the Poseidon Restaurant and the lunch that my partner and I had there was really great. We sat outdoors and enjoyed the beach view until a cold wave moved in forcing us and others inside.
We had a wonderful time at Poseidon - the bartenders were especially awesome, where we sat while waiting for our table.
This is high quality beach dining. The duck confit nachos were exquisite - would not recommend Ciappino as is rather sweet and unsubtle perhaps charge more and put more in? Other food all very good and we will go back again.
This place is a rare find, wonderful food, great Ambience, Scenic Ocean view, we will be returning. Loved this restaurant will be one of my favorites.
Great on the beach seating. Staff service was attentive and food was tasty.
The view here, as most San Diegans already know, is magnificent. Service is impeccable, food is delicious, prices are reasonable. What more could one want?
The setting is amazing - right on the beach - with expansive views. The clouds opened in time for us to witness a beautiful sunset! Our service was friendly and attentive. Our food was perfectly lovely - especially since we ordered the Chef's Tasting Menu for only $40 each! I thought the portions might be small due to the price, but no, they were more than we could finish. We ordered the Mahi Mahi entree - delicious - and Seafood Linguine, which included clams, mussels, salmon and whitefish, enough to take home and enjoy the next day. Starters and desserts were exceptional. I will be returning there whenever possible. Note: Be sure to check in your Open Table Reservation with the hostess in order to get points or credit for it.
The service was outstanding. The ocean view is the best, and the the atmosphere is great. The crab cake appetizer is outstanding as usual, and the sea bass dinner was outstanding as usual. The only disappointment was the seafood platter, since the large prawns had a chlorine taste, and my only explanation is that they are farm raised in heavily chlorinated water.
We were very pleased with our return visit to Poseidon. From the valet parking to the immediate seating to the excellent service and delicious food it was a delightful evening! Our server was very attentive and the food arrived very quickly. We sat at the window overlooking the beach and had a wonderful time. Would certainly recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Theresa was great. Friendly, open personality, humorous, etc. Would recomend she be considered for accolades or other by management. Valet parking should be no charge - First come first served. Parking fees are a negative for the restaurant. All else was very good.
We were given a gift certificate from my parents who live 3000 miles away. They wanted us to enjoy a great meal with a beautiful view. We had both. Service was excellent and we felt very welcomed. When my parents visit, we'll take them to Poseidon, so that they can enjoy the great food and memorable view. Highly recommended. The filet was amazing!
I've been to Poseidon dozens of times and it's usually very good. This time was no exception. We had a quick lunch. It was packed so I was glad we a made reservations so that we could dine outside. Food = excellent. Service = okay. (Our drink glasses were empty for a while & it took a while for her to pick up the check, but the server was actually very pleasant while taking the order and the time that she checked on us before bringing the bill). Ocean view dining is always nice (it was 75 degrees in November). Unfortunately, we were in between umbrellas (that weren't adjustable) so I was blasted by the sun and came back with a noticeable tanline. Overall, I'm happy with the experience (as usual).
Lunch with a group. Wanted outside for the stunning view. The food delicious, the staff attentive. We had a great time and would definitely return. Valet parking recommended here.
Went to Poseidon for the first time for our 26th anniversary. Food was very good, wine was perfect and service was great. I would happily go back again and recommend it. Downside: the tables inside were a bit too crowded together and the people at the table next to us were quite noisy. But this did not detract much from the enjoyment of the place because everything else was great.
What a great restaurant. Loved the food, view and company. Can't wait to go back for more.
We love the Poseidon. Great location, food, service, view.
We had an excellent experience. Our server (I wish I could remember her name) was wonderful and gave us suggestions we were very happy with. We both had fish, mahi & seabass, that were excellently prepared. We will be back! Thank you for a perfect dining experience on my birthday!
Really outstanding sea bass, cooked perfectly. Great half price wine special. Attentive, friendly service.
We sat on the patio and it was lovely to have the beach and the waves right outside the table. However, it was a little breezy and chilly that afternoon and the patio heaters were only so-so. We applaud the waiter for trying to move another heater near to help make it more comfortable. The plastic sheets covering the window openings were down, but that does mar the view a bit. Between 4 of us, we tried 2 different entrees and everyone liked what they got. My meal, in particular, came with a vegetable I didn't care for, and the waiter kindly offered other choices, and ended up bringing me some of each of the other choices. Good service and trying to please the customer makes good marks. We'll go back again sometime, maybe on a warmer day.
The Posseidon is a marvelous restaurant, a gem located right on the sand in Del Mar. The view is marvelous, and the food quite good and consistent for such a busy place


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*** Approx 6 acres *** A detached character Farmhouse set in a beautiful rural location bordering the River Stour. The property has retained many original features and offers extensive accommodation and is set in acreage with Outbuildings, Four Reception Rooms, Seven Bedrooms.
A detached character Farmhouse set in a beautiful rural location bordering the River Stour which has retained many original features. The property offers extensive accommodation and briefly comprises: "T" shaped Reception Hall, Two formal Lounges, Dining Room, Kitchen, Walk In Larder, Butlers Pantry, Breakfast Room, fitted Cloakroom, Veranda and access to Cellar which is split into three to provide Wine Store and two further stores. On the first floor Bedroom One with screened Bathroom and Dressing Room, Bedroom Two with Dressing Room with Shower, Three further Bedrooms and House Bathroom. On the second floor Two Further Bedrooms, Family Room and Bathroom. Pool House with heated swimming pool, Shower room, W.C., Pump Room and Snooker Room with full sized table, bar and W.C. The property is set in beautiful grounds of approximately six acres (to be confirmed) with formal gardens, orchard, pond, agricultural farm land, garaging, numerous outbuildings, barn and four separate entrances into the grounds.
Open Pillard Canopy Porch
Courtesy lighting and door to Reception Hall having three ceiling lights, coved cornice, central heating radiators, power points and stairs to First Floor.
Fitted Cloakroom
Having ceiling light connection, central heating radiator, wall tiling, pedestal wash hand basin and door to separate W.C., with rear facing obscure glazed window, ceiling light connection and wall tiling.
Lounge One 17' 4" x 16' 8" max ( 5.28m x 5.08m max )
Front facing French doors to garden, ceiling light, coved cornice, power points, central heating radiator, feature Cotswold stone fireplace with solid fuel stove.
Lounge Two 21' 1" max x 16' 9" max ( 6.43m max x 5.11m max )
Front facing French Doors, ceiling light, three wall lights, coved cornice, power points, television aerial connection, telephone point, central heating radiator, fire surround with tiled insert and "Living Flame" gas fire and book shelving recess.
Dining Room 24' into recess x 11' 3" ( 7.32m into recess x 3.43m )
Having two rear facing windows, two ceiling light connections, four wall light connections, brick chimney breast with side display plinths and inset "Living Flame" gas fire, power points and central heating radiator.
Farmhouse Kitchen 16' 10" x 16' 4" min ( 5.13m x 4.98m min )
Side facing window, stable door to Veranda, "Rayburn" range cooker with concealed lighting, base cupboards and drawers, stainless steel sink with double drainer and mixer tap over, space and plumbing for dishwasher, tiled floor, power points, door to second staircase, central heating radiator, full height tiling, strip light and Servants' Bells. Walk in Larder with shelving and door to Butlers Pantry.
Breakfast Room 15' 3" x 13' 10" ( 4.65m x 4.22m )
Side facing window, ceiling light, power points, original Baking Oven, Farmhouse fireplace and wash boiler, cupboard housing the oil fired boiler, tiled floor, central heating radiator and telephone point and door to outside.
Veranda 24' x 6' 7" inc.stairs to cellar ( 7.32m x 2.01m inc.stairs to cellar )
Glazed windows and door, strip lighting, power points, plumbing for washing machine, tiled floor and steps down to :
Cellars 26' 3" x 17' 5" overall ( 8.00m x 5.31m overall )
Divided into three sections to provide Wine Store and Two further cellars with raised plinths.
First Floor
Side facing window on half landing, central heating radiators, Linen Cupboard, power points, second staircase, stairs to second floor, recess with wall mounted "Potterton" gas central heating boiler. Doors to :
Bedroom One 18' 4" x 14' 5" ( 5.59m x 4.39m )
Front facing French doors to Balcony, ceiling light, cast iron fireplace, central heating radiators, power points, screened Bathroom having panelled path, pedestal wash hand basin and full height tiling. Door to :
Dressing Room 13' 4" x 8' 2" ( 4.06m x 2.49m )
Front facing French doors to Balcony, ceiling light, vanity wash hand basin, power points and central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two 17' 11" x 16' 10" ( 5.46m x 5.13m )
Front facing French doors to Balcony, ceiling light, central heating radiators, power points, cast iron fireplace, television aerial connection and door to :
Dressing Room 11' 3" x 9' ( 3.43m x 2.74m )
Front facing French doors to Balcony, pedestal wash hand basin, shower cubical, ceiling light, central heating radiators and power points.
Bedroom Three 11' 11" x 11' 3" ( 3.63m x 3.43m )
Rear facing window, ceiling light, central heating radiators, power points, vanity wash hand basin, fireplace and door to Fire Escape.
Bedroom Four 16' 10" x 15' 1" ( 5.13m x 4.60m )
Side facing window, ceiling light, central heating radiators, vanity wash hand basin, power points, cast iron fireplace and door leading to :
Bedroom Five 15' 3" x 15' 4" max ( 4.65m x 4.67m max )
15'3 x 15'4 max
Side facing windows to either side, ceiling light, central heating radiators, power points and loft access.
House Bathroom
Rear facing window, "Heritage" suite : Panelled "Jacuzzi" bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C., shower cubical, full height wall tiling, Airing Cupboard, ceiling light, shaver socket and central heating radiator.
Separate W.C.
Side facing window, ceiling light, low level W.C., central heating radiator and full height tiling.
Second Floor Landing
Having side and rear facing windows, central heating radiators, power points, loft access and doors to :
Bathroom 11' 1" x 8' 10" ( 3.38m x 2.69m )
Front facing window, panelled bath, low level W.C., pedestal wash hand basin, central heating radiators, ceiling light and wall mounted central heating boiler.
Bedroom Six 16' 11" into recess x 14' 3" ( 5.16m into recess x 4.34m )
Front facing window, ceiling light, central heating radiators and power points.
Bedroom Seven 13' 5" x 9' 10" ( 4.09m x 3.00m )
Front facing window, ceiling light, central heating radiators and power points
Family Room 18' 3" max x 12' 8" max ( 5.56m max x 3.86m max )
Having front facing window, door to Fire Escape, ceiling light connection, central heating radiators, stainless steel sink unit with base cupboard below, fitted cupboard over and power points.
Indoor Swimming Pool
(Internal Measurement 40'1 x 25'5)
Heated swimming pool with cover, lighting, central heating radiators, opening French doors to garden along side and front, three side facing windows, tiled floor, pine clad ceiling. Separate W.C., Separate Shower Room and Pump House.
Snooker Room 29' 1" x 17' 6" ( 8.86m x 5.33m )
Having two rear and one side facing windows, full sized snooker table with lighting over, wall lighting, central heating radiators, pine clad ceiling and walls, tiled floor, built in bar and power points. Door to separate W.C. with central heating radiator and corner vanity wash hand basin.
The property is set in beautiful grounds of approximately six acres (to be confirmed) with formal gardens, paved patio sitting areas, orchard, natural pond, agricultural farm land, garaging, numerous outbuildings, barn and four separate entrances into the grounds.
From Shipways office in Hagley turn right onto Worcester Road and at the traffic lights turn right onto the A456. Proceed over the next set of traffic lights and take the second right into Stakenbridge Lane. Continue to the end and cross over the A451 into Beechtree Lane Road and proceed to the next junction. Cross over the A449 into Caunsall Road, pass over two bridges and the property will be found on the right hand side identified by Shipways For Sale Board.
1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale.
2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.
3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture.
4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.
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Welcome back Tuesday may first will mark one year since the death of Osama bin Laden navy seal team six taking down the terror leader.
But terrorism experts warn that the threat from al-Qaeda -- It's still very real saying that the terror group is still planning pay back.
Our panel panel is back Ellen Ratner Judith Miller and Mary Walters to -- start with you this time safety that threaten.
Is still real and we still need to be on guard I think would be foolish not to think that the threat is still real they -- be diminished they need be hobbled somewhat but there are if they're like cockroaches and in their terrorists is because they have a different name doesn't mean on terror organization.
So al-Qaeda in -- of itself.
May be diminished and we may have -- them and and really -- -- them but that doesn't mean that if you take out one there are twelve other organizations behind it.
That wind gets was just because of who we are yet so -- I think we'd be foolish to not.
Always been our toes but I thought it was interesting that Daniel Benjamin the State Department coordinator for counterterrorism announced that the war on terrorism.
Finish -- over what would be the reasoning behind that why would you make a statement like actually -- with the White House corrected that statement it's almost everything is made because what they the -- -- draw as they say that George Bush was waging a war against.
Terrorism throughout the world.
The Obama administration decided that it had to focus and focus like a laser on -- -- -- -- all of the affiliates all of the al-Qaeda like groups in the wanna bees and I have to say if someone is covered terrorism for thirty years now.
They have been remarkably.
Successful they have not only taken out bin Laden himself they've taken out.
I'm more -- Lackey who is the head of the major organization that was -- was going to be his successor to al-Qaeda in Yemen they have.
Increase the drone attacks in Pakistan in -- They are fighting al-Qaeda affiliates all over the world.
They have taken out to apparently made all of that credit to the Obama administration this -- been a ten year campaign that has spread began that you know it's it's everyone was George Bush but now Obama has taken the ball and run with it and I think it's going to be very hard.
To criticize him on this particular aspect of counterterrorism he is just down.
Very good job -- well I agree that it's going to be very hard to got criticized President Obama on counterterrorism because he is doing a lot of things -- George Bush.
Did and wanted to do on the other hand might actually it is play.
-- cut off I like her.
Okay -- is that these drone attacks are indiscriminate in many ways they are taking out people without trial.
And I have a real problem is suicide bombers indiscriminate well I understand but I thought we were a moral nation that -- that rules and is ruled by the -- block.
And trial and innocence until proven guilty etc.
And you can -- what all of this is a battlefield but how is Yemen a battlefield -- Yemen is a battlefield because it has over a thousand al-Qaeda members now.
Who are looking for quite like yeah has not declared war in Yemen and we've declared war on how I -- I.
Yeah yes obviously be nice pages of moral nation but when you're dealing with terrorists like al-Qaeda you're not dealing with people who are of moral characters say -- suggest -- -- well I suggest that we find a way to bring them to trial.
And to and to make sure that if we're gonna be using drones in countries like Yemen that there is a specific.
Congressional authority to do so we know what the -- world that we -- you speaking well no that is not true we had a very specific declaration of balloons are very indiscriminate we Bob -- that we had a specific declaration of war for that area of the country and that world.
And that part of the world we don't union.
It salute Alan for one reason the left has been extremely silent on the issues that she's raising why because they don't want to criticize the president.
From the civil libertarian view.
There are -- I agree with you tremendous.
Questions raised by what -- some of what the president is doing but she never hear.
The liberal.
Establishment in this kind I don't know it's -- -- -- -- -- -- another time eleven incident from happening but I'll tell you think they can protect actually -- or for any you know.
-- a good job George Bush.
You kind of didn't yeah.
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David Brown at Big League Stew8 hrs agoNelson Mandela, a man of resolute character, vast accomplishment and immeasurable influence died Thursday at age 95. He also looked nothing like New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez. And yet, NBC station WDIV-TV in Detroit confused one for the other during a newscast segment that was meant to pay tribute to Mandela by putting up a graphic of A-Rod holding a bat.
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GOOD READ: Is Seattle a realistic destination for Robinson Cano? Yahoo Sports baseball columnist Tim Brown weighs in. [Yahoo Sports]
IT'S OFFICIAL: Brian Wilson and the Los Angeles Dodgers are reunited for 2014 ... and maybe 2015. He'll get $10 million next season. [Yahoo Sports]
FREE-AGENT SIGNING: More relief pitcher news: Red Sox agree to terms with Edward Mujica. He'll make $9.5 million over two years. [Yahoo Sports]
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Mike Oz at Big League Stew13 hrs agoBrian McCann, the New York Yankees' new $85 million man, was officially introduced to the pinstriped-loving world on Thursday, calling it one of the best days of his life. It was also one of the most hairless days of his life.
McCann, the former Atlanta Brave, is the latest Yankee addition to adhere to the team's grooming policy — no beards, no goatees, no long hair. Mustaches, oddly enough, are OK. George Steinbrenner must have yearned for a world of Ron Swansons.
Mariners offer Robinson Cano $230 million-$240 million — report
David Brown at Big League Stew15 hrs agoThis report from ESPN Deportes is in Spanish, but the numbers in it translate to an offer of between $230 million-$240 million over 10 seasons for free agent Robinson Cano by the Seattle Mariners. It also says that Cano met with the Mariners in Seattle on Thursday.
That's a little bit more (sarcasm) than what the Yankees reportedly have offered Cano, the New York Daily News reported a day earlier:
The Yankees are set firm on a deal worth $165 million-$170 million over seven years while Cano's latest demand was for a nine-year pact worth $260 million that also includes a $28 million vesting option for a 10th year.
Here's how the differences compare:
• Mariners have offered about $23 milion-$24 million per season for 10 years.
• The Yankees have offered about $24 million-$25 million per season for seven years.
• Cano wants $28 million-$29 million per season for nine years.
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David Brown at Big League Stew16 hrs agoBefore you Milwaukee Brewers fans get all excited twirling each other over your heads because left-hander Will Smith is coming to your team in a trade, just hold on. When introducing himself to the Milwaukee media Wednesday afternoon, Smith said he's not the actor/hip-hop vocalist Will Smith. He confirmed it during a conference call.
That's OK, though. Smith is a good back-of-the-rotation candidate long-term who is coming off a good season pitching from the bullpen for the Kansas City Royals. His slider gets a huge percentage of swings and misses. Just as long as Brewers fans don't want him to sing "Welcome To Miami" (or "Milwaukee.") And don't ask him about his son, Jaden, either.
Smith says that having a famous namesake is as irritating as it might sound.
"Remember that ESPN commercial that came out with Michael Jordan?" he said in a conference call with reporters. "That's basically my life."
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Royals acquire Norichika Aoki in a trade with Brewers, improving KC's chances to contend
Mike Oz at Big League Stew19 hrs agoFor a little while last season, the Kansas City Royals looked like they might be able to shake off all those years of losing and make the postseason. It didn't happen, of course, but the Royals got people in Kansas City excited again.
They finished 86-76, the franchise's first time over .500 since 2003 and the first time they topped the 85-win mark since 1989. For a team that hadn't made the playoffs since 1985, it was an enjoyable run in 2013. Heck, GM Dayton Moore might have been a little too excited about it, saying he felt like they won the World Series.
Mariano Rivera reveals holiday gift idea — a life-size female doll for Derek Jeter
Mark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day agoMariano Rivera may be retired from baseball, but he showed he's still capable of throwing cut fastballs for strikes while making an appearance at Dick's Sporting Goods "Pinstripe Wednesday" event in Manhattan. The only difference, on this occasion Rivera wasn't using baseballs to break opponents bats. Instead, he was using a little humor to bust his former teammates... well, let's just say he was having a little fun at their expense.
It all broke loose when Rivera addressed the crowd and started going over his list of Christmas gifts he'd like to give three prominent members of the New York Yankees from his time with the team: Shortstop Derek Jeter, current free agent Robinson Cano and manager Joe Girardi. He got a pretty solid shot in on all three men, but his zinger for Jeter was especially strong.
For Derek Jeter, a life-size female doll, "so he would have a wife."
Insurance policy: Yankees agree to one-year contract with Kelly Johnson
Mark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day agoThe New York Yankees landed a much needed insurance policy on Wednesday when they agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal with free agent Kelly Johnson. CBS Sports' Jon Heyman was the first to report the agreement was in place.
It's not a headline grabbing signing like that of Jacoby Ellsbury, but it's an important one for New York as they borrow from another division rival. Johnson, 31, is a jack-of-all-trades in the field, having spent time at second base, which is his primary position, as well as third base, first base and left field with the Tampa Bay Rays in 2013. That versatility and skill set made him an attractive target this winter as they await resolutions on Robinson Cano's free agency and Alex Rodriguez's appeal hearing in New York.
MLB and NPB close to new posting agreement that gives everyone fair shot at Masahiro Tanaka
Mark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day agoThe anticipated bidding war for Japanese free agent pitcher Masahiro Tanaka could be right around the corner as Major League Baseball and Nippon Professional Baseball are reportedly close to reaching an agreement on a new posting system that will change the way Japanese players are brought to the United States before reaching free agency in NPB.
The proposal on the table, according to Sanspo in Japan and Fox Sports Jon Morosi, features a $20 million maximum bid for all players that are posted by their team in NPB. Under the soon to be extinct system, bids were not capped, so this opens the door for smaller market teams to make serious bids on Japanese free agents they covet.
Of course, another important aspect of the new system is how the process works in case of a tie, which is now likely to be a regular occurrence with capped bidding. Yahoo's Jeff Passan fills us in on those details.
Source: In MLB's posting proposal, there is a $20M maximum posting fee. In case of tie, player free to sign with any team with top bid.
The Walk-Off: Miguel Cabrera's move to first is official, Brandon Phillips trade now unlikely
Mike Oz at Big League Stew1 day agoThe Walk-Off is your end-of-the-day collection of news and gossip from the world of baseball, plus the best of the blogosphere and other assorted goodness.
IT'S OFFICIAL: As expected, the Detroit Tigers are moving Miguel Cabrera back to first base. Rookie Nick Castellanos will play third in 2014. [MLive]
THE LATEST: Brandon Phillips, who the Cincinnati Reds were said to be shopping, is now unlikely to be traded, writes Ken Rosenthal. [Fox Sports]
GOSSIP: Sounds like Cubs starter Jeff Samardzija might get traded during next week's Winter Meetings. Might be a good get for a few teams. [@JCrasnick]
GOOD READ: Is Jonathan Lucroy more valuable than Adrian Beltre? Find out as Jonah Keri begins his annual ranking of MLB players by trade value. [Grantland]


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