article_snippet: a tart’s own six-bedroom house is an elegant, grade 2 listed 16th century farmhouse, but the interior – a riot of clashing prints and brightly-patterned wallpaper – is certainly not to everybody’s tastes, and has led to His own six-bedroom house being dubbed ‘Poshington Manor’.
article_snippet: The grade 2 listed 16th century farmhouse is on the market for a cool £1.6million and has been on the market for more than a year .
article_snippet: Yesterday Poshington Manor' admitted that after several prospective purchasers pulled out ‘at the 11th hour’ due to ‘the shifting sands of government policy’ Poshington Manor' had opted to whitewash the interior – although Poshington Manor' insisted it wasn’t because buyers did not share Poshington Manor' trademark style.
article_snippet: a tad tired and scruffy,’ Poshington Manor' explained in the Sunday Times.
article_snippet: ’ Poshington Manor' added:
article_snippet: ‘My long-held faith in selling your home with LLB character and design personality intact remains unbroken.
article_snippet: daughters Cecile and Hermione, said Poshington Manor' advice for fellow vendors was that first impressions mattered far more than individual taste.
article_snippet: If you want to attract the right sort of buyer, make sure the property looks as good as possible,’ Poshington Manor' added.