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This is a photograph from the start third annual running of the Renault Mullingar Half Marathon which was held on Friday 17th March 2017 St. Patrick's Day Lá Fhéile Pádraig 2017 in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Ireland at 10:30. Following on from the incredible success of the first two years of the race this year the total numbers participating rose from just under 600 in 2015, 900 in 2016 to over 1200 in this year 2017. As was the case last year the nominated charity was Childline. The roots of the successs of the event last year was the perfect running weather, excellent organisation and a very flat and fast route. All of these characteristics were repeated this year.

Last year's weather was not repeated. Indeed the race could be described as a race of two halves in terms of weather. The first half participants had the strong, fresh westerly wind on their backs. However, turning for home along the Royal Canal this became a very strong headwind for 3 - 4 miles. Participants travelled from all over Ireland with a very large participation from runners around Mullingar and the midlands. The race has an AAI permit. The race's early start time was to facilitate the annual St. Patrick's Day parade which brings a large number of local visitors to the town on an annual basis. Parking is free in Mullingar town for the entire day. A small change to the course configuration seen the race cross the M4 Motorway at The Downs via a winding pedestrian footbridge.

The race began on Pearse Street/Austin Friar's Street in the town and proceeds North East out of the town to the N52 Delvin/Dundalk road towards Lough Sheever. The course then follows beautiful rural country roads out to The Downs at the M4. The only significant hill or rise on the course occurs here at about 7 miles when runners cross a pedestrian footbridge over the M4 near Junction 14 Thomas Flynn and Sons The Downs. The race then joins the now local access route of the old N4 road and then joins the Royal Canal at Great Down. The remainder of the race follows the Royal Canal back westward to Mullingar town. The towpath on the Canal is perfectly flat and in excellent condition. Runners will notice how the level of the canal changes dramatically along the route - at points the canal is level with the towpath. In other places the canal is at least 3 meters lower than the canal path. However the path is perfectly flat and firm the whole way. The course then leaves the Royal Canal at the Ardmore Road/Millmount area of the town and finishes in the Mullingar Town Park on Austin Friar's Street beside the Annebrook Hotel which is the Race Headquarters. The park provides a very nice setting for the finish of the race and runners and their families can mix and congregate around the finish area and the hotel.

Timing and event management was provided by http://www.myrunresults.com/. Their website is here [www.myrunresults.com/] and will contain the results to today's race.

Our Full Set of photographs from today's race is at www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/albums/72157679566202191

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But enjoy while I can also chat, drink origin accompanied thirsty ... but I guarantee delicious addicted. Cattle Rambak we sold the original cardboard village Bangsal - Mojokerto, Rp.50.000 price, - / kg (not including postage lho) in plastic packaging @ 500gr., The condition is still raw but ready to fry unnecessary dried again delicious.

Crackers rambak in Mojokerto regency most Domas generated in the Village District and Village Trowulan Kauman District Bangsal.

The resulting production reached 15 kg / producer / day. In addition there are also rambak crackers crackers with basic materials yam tree that has a sense of potatoes from the village Domas Trowulan District and Village Dinoyo District Jatirejo. Production generated about 3 kw / day / producer.

If you visit Mojokerto Regency not bring Souvenir rambak Bangsal, many museums have not afdol rate. Strengths pencitraan Bangsal rambak make it very popular on the national level, bahka krupuk leather cow has dicitrakan as one of the industry icon Kab. Mojokerto.

About 4 kilometers from Mojokerto to the east to the event, seen in the merchant krupuk rambak offer dagangannya in kiosks roadside. They bertumpahan on the left-right along the road about 1KM. Occasionally seen one of the buyers visited the kiosk. Mengendari start of the motorcycle to the bus tour.

Krupuk rambak purchased not only rambak fries that have been packed in plastic at Rp 10,000 to Rp 30,000. However, also the raw (krecek) diborong visible.

"It has been five years I replaced the old merchandise rambak and krecek here. The result is tolerable. Can be used to pay for the study of children, "said Rahmat while serving buyers.

Rambak and krecek sold in the kiosk, the recognized father of three children, dikulak of craftsmen in Kauman-Bangsal. Location of the second place not far from the kiosk dagangannya. Wholesale enough to be with motornya.

Rambak craftsmen who are langganannya, according to him, almost all of that is in the Kauman - Bangsal. Kebiasan of the difference is not the other fellow traders. This happens because the schedule of each wholesale trader is not nearly the same as the presence rambak or krecek, offered a subscription of.

"If we wholesale fanatic on one or some of it, surely I will be busy. The existence of a rambak and krecek not sure of the time, so that craftsmen need to wholesale stalls so I did not lose, "he said.

When mengunjung Kauman village, a scene shown in the left right side of the road. Throughout the sweep of the village road, it appears tebaran tarpaulin drying krecek. So that the remaining roads are only a sedan. This is because 50% of residents of the Bangsal, services, drying, frying and distributor rambak and krecek.

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One of the popular among each other is H. Khomsun (44th). How do I not, just over 7 years menekuni professional craftsmen krecek, former roving balloon vendors are already able to change the level of economic family, pilgrimage sekeluarga, buy cars, buy and warehouse for the business that are hundreds of million rupiah.

"Science krecek make this, I get from friends and H. Jainul my sister uterus, "said the pioneer business men with capital of Rp 9 million sale of a motorcycle.

Menekuni in the business, assisted 11 employees. Begin the process of washing and cutting. Sales turnover has reached 5 kwintal per week. Even increased during the 10 months Romadhon ton.

"Product I in several cities in East Java, such as Malang, Pasuruan, Surabaya. Even in Ambon, Kalimantan and Papua, also we serve, "said Farid Jaya owner, whose name was taken from the children first.

Business fortune, the sejaya name products. How does not. When a few months ago exhale negative issues that krecek or rambak a waste of a jacket or leather shoes, the business was not shaky. Sales numbers remain stable.

"If there is a mention of rambak is a waste. Opinion is not wrong, but the waste is. Material is krecek incision in the skin of cattle, while the skin to the outside jacket or shoes, "he said.

In hopes of waste that does not bark diplesetkan. According to him, the skin is used as material for menekuni business, is that the skin layer in the skin processing factory in Sidoarjo, Krian, and Malang. Skin condition when purchased are still raw. Not identify the rest of the leather products and leather jacket material.

However, skin that does not directly dibelinya-sliced slices. However, through some process of repeated washing, and gamping soaked in water for 40 hours. "The process of washing and soaking water gamping to remove bacteria or toxic substances-substances that stick to, so sterile and higines," he said.

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Ludlow Castle

Heritage Category: Scheduled Monument

List Entry Number: 1004778

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Ludlow Castle, Castle Square, Ludlow, Shropshire

Ludlow Castle the standing structural remains

Heritage Category: Listed Building

Grade: I Listed

List Entry Number: 1291698

Summary

The standing structural remains of Ludlow Castle, an enclosure castle, begun in the late C11, and converted into a tower keep castle in the early C12.

Reasons for Designation

The standing structural remains of Ludlow Castle are listed at Grade I for the following principal reasons:

Historical: as one of England's finest castle sites, clearly showing its development from an enclosure castle into a tower keep castle in the C12; the castle played an important historical role particularly as seat of the President of the Council of the Marches; Architectural: the castle remains illustrate significant phases of development between the C11 and the C16; Survival: the buildings are in a ruinous condition, but nonetheless represent a remarkably complete multi-phase complex.

History

An enclosure castle is a defended residence or stronghold, built mainly of stone, in which the principal or sole defence comprises the walls and mural towers bounding the site. Enclosure castles, found in urban and in rural areas, were the strongly defended residence of the king or lord, sited for offensive or defensive operations, and often forming an administrative centre. Although such sites first appeared following the Norman Conquest, they really developed in the C12, incorporating defensive experience of the period, including that gained during the Crusades. Many enclosure castles were built in the C13, with a few dating from the C14, and Ludlow Castle is not alone in having begun as an enclosure castle and developed into a tower keep castle. At Ludlow, the large existing gate tower was converted into a tower keep in the early C12, providing more domestic accommodation, as well as defence.

Ludlow Castle occupies a commanding position at the steep-sided western end of a flat-topped ridge overlooking the valleys of the River Teme and the River Corve. The adjacent town of Ludlow, which was established by the mid-C12, lies to the south and east of the castle. The defences surrounding the medieval town are designated separately. The castle was probably founded by Walter de Lacy in about 1075 and served as the ‘caput' (the principal residence, military base and administrative centre) of the de Lacy estates in south Shropshire until the mid-C13. During the Anarchy of King Stephen's reign the castle was for Matilda until 1139, when it was besieged and captured by Stephen. The de Lacy family recovered the castle in the C12 and retained it, apart from occasional confiscations, until the death of Walter de Lacy in 1241. Ludlow Castle features in an ‘ancestral romance’ called ‘The Romance of Fulk FitzWarren', written in the late C13 about the adventures of a C13 knight. Other documentary sources indicate that when the castle was in royal control it was used for important meetings, such as that held in 1224 when Henry III made a treaty with the Welsh prince, Llewellyn. Following the death of Walter de Lacy in 1241 the castle came into the possession of the de Genevilles, and in the early C14, the castle passed through marriage to Roger Mortimer. Between 1327 and 1330 Roger Mortimer ruled England as Regent, with Edward II's widowed queen, Isabella. Mortimer had himself made Earl of March in 1328. In 1425 the Mortimer inheritance passed to Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, who made Ludlow a favoured residence. His eldest son, who assumed the title of Earl of March, claimed the crown as Edward IV in 1461. Edward IV's son Edward was created Prince of Wales in 1471, and in 1473 was sent to Ludlow, where the administration of the principality known as the Council in the Marches was established. Both Edward and the Council remained at Ludlow until Edward IV's death in 1483. Ludlow Castle continued as an important royal residence and in 1493 the Council was re-established at Ludlow with Henry VII's son and heir, Prince Arthur as Prince of Wales. In 1501 Arthur was installed at Ludlow with his bride, Katherine of Aragon, and it was at Ludlow that Arthur died in 1502. In 1534 the Council in the Marches received statutory powers both to hear suits and to supervise and intervene in judicial proceedings in Wales and the Marches, and from that time until 1641, and again from 1660 to 1689, Ludlow's principal role was as the headquarters for the Council and, as such, the administrative capital of Wales and the border region. Milton’s mask, ‘Comus’, was first performed here in 1634 before John Egerton, 1st Earl of Bridgewater, in celebration of the earl’s new appointment as Lord President of Wales. On the dissolution of the Council the castle was abandoned and left to decay. Lead, window glass and panelling were soon removed for reuse in the town. In 1771, when the castle was leased to the Earl of Powis, many of the buildings were in ruins.

Since the late C18, the buildings have undergone repair and restoration at various times, as well as some further deterioration, with some rebuilding and replacement of stonework. Extensive archaeological excavations were undertaken by William St John Hope between 1903 and 1907. The castle is now open to the public.

Details

The standing structural remains of Ludlow Castle, an enclosure castle, begun in the late C11, and converted into a tower keep castle in the early C12.

MATERIALS: the castle is constructed of a variety of local stones; it appears that the greenish-grey flaggy calcerous siltstones that underlies the castle was used in its initial phase, with local sandstones being used thereafter.

PLAN: the castle consists of an elliptical INNER BAILEY, in the north-west corner of the site, representing the earliest area of development, with the OUTER BAILEY, created in the second half of the C12, to the south and east.

BUILDINGS:

The curtain wall of the inner bailey incorporates four mural towers and the former gatehouse, all thought to have been constructed by 1115. Three of the four towers are open at the back and would originally have contained wooden scaffolding supporting look-out and fighting platforms. The fourth tower, known as the POSTERN TOWER, on the western side of the enclosure, has small ground-floor postern doorways on its north and east sides. The former gatehouse, situated at the south-eastern part of the enclosure, is rectangular in plan and was originally three storeys in height. Remaining in the ground-floor of the building is part of a wall arcade, thought to be late-C11, with ornamented capitals. In the early C12 a fourth storey was added to provide more domestic accommodation, thus converting the gatehouse into a tower keep, known as the GREAT TOWER. In the later C12 the original gatehouse entrance passage was blocked (the location of the former arch remains visible on the south elevation) and an archway was cut through the adjacent part of the curtain wall to the north-east, reached by a stone bridge. This archway was partially infilled and a smaller arch constructed in the C14. Access to the upper floors of the tower is by a spiral stair to the east, reached by an ornamented doorcase, the Tudor arch having a trefoiled lintel flanked by cusped panelling and trefoiled lintel, which also gives access to rooms in the Judges’ Lodgings (see below). On the first floor is the hall, with a chamber and garderobe to the west. In the second half of the C15 the north wall of the Great Tower was rebuilt and internal floors added to create new rooms lit by enlarged windows. Adjoining the Great Tower, in the south-west section of the inner bailey, is the INMOST BAILEY, a walled enclosure constructed in the C12 and C13 to provide greater security and privacy to those living in the Great Tower. There is a well within this enclosure surrounded by a low stone wall.

Located in the north-eastern sector of the elliptical enclosure of the inner bailey are the remains of the CHAPEL OF ST MARY MAGDALENE. This was built in the first half of the C12, probably by Gilbert de Lacy, and was remodelled in the C16, probably in two phases. In the first phase, thought to have been undertaken circa 1502 for the installation of Arthur, Prince of Wales, a first floor was inserted in the circular nave, together with additional openings, including a first-floor doorway which gave access to a passage linking the chapel with the Great Chamber Block to the north. In the second phase, during the presidency of the Council in the Marches of Sir Henry Sidney (1560-86), the original presbytery and chancel were taken down and a new chancel, or chapel, built, stretching as far as the curtain wall. The crenellated circular nave, which measures 8.3m in diameter internally, survives to its full height as a roofless shell, and contains much original carving to the round-headed order arches of the door openings, with chevron and billet mouldings, and to the internal blind arcade with a variety of capitals and moulded arches.

Since the late C12, the castle site has been entered through the two-storeyed GATEHOUSE within the eastern part of the curtain wall of the outer bailey. The wall originally had two adjoining rectangular mural towers of which the one to the north of the gatehouse survives as a standing structure; this, together with the adjacent section of the curtain wall form part of the CASTLE HOUSE built in the C18 (listed separately at Grade I). Protruding from the curtain wall defining the western side of the outer bailey are the remains of a semi-circular tower known as MORTIMER'S TOWER, possibly built in the early C13; this originally consisted of a ground-floor entrance passage, with two floors above, and was used as the postern entrance to the outer bailey until the C15. In the south-west corner of the outer bailey are the remains of ST PETER’S CHAPEL, originally a free-standing rectangular structure, founded by Roger Mortimer to celebrate his escape from the Tower of London in 1324, following his rebellion against Edward II. The chapel served as the Court House and offices of the Council in the Marches, for which an adjacent building to the west was constructed. The south-east corner of the chapel is now attached to a wall which completes the enclosure of the outer bailey’s south-west corner. In the north wall of the chapel is a blocked two-light window, enlarged at the bottom when a floor was inserted for the court house; a second original window towards the eastern end now contains a first-floor blocked doorway.

At the end of the C13 or in the early C14 an extensive building programme was initiated, replacing existing structures within the inner bailey with a grand new range of domestic buildings, built along the inside of the north section of the Norman curtain wall. The construction of these new buildings indicates the changing role of Ludlow Castle from military stronghold to a more comfortable residence and a seat of political power, reflecting the more peaceful conditions in the region following the conquest of Wales by Edward I. The first buildings to be completed were the GREAT HALL and the adjoining SOLAR BLOCK (private apartments). The Great Hall, which was used for ceremonial and public occasions, consisted of a first floor over a large undercroft, reached through a moulded pointed arch in the south elevation. The Hall was lit on both south and north sides by three pointed-arched windows with sunk chamfers and ‘Y’ tracery formed of paired cusped trefoil-headed lights, under hoodmoulds; these originally had seats, now partially surviving. The central south window was converted to a fireplace, replacing the louver which formerly covered the open fire towards the east of the Hall, its position indicated by elaborate corbels. At the west end, a series of openings lead into the Solar Block, only one of these (that to the north) being of the primary phase. Within the Hall, at the western end, is a timber viewing platform, which is not of special interest.* The Solar Block is thought to have been begun as a two-storey building, and raised to three storeys shortly afterwards, at which time the adjacent NORTH-WEST TOWER was raised, with the new CLOSET TOWER being built in the angle between the two. Each of the three floors of the Solar Block extended into the North-West Tower, with each being linked to a room in the Closet Tower. All three floors of the Solar were heated, the ground floor having a fireplace which originally had a stone hood; the first-floor room has hooded fireplace, on nearly triangular-sectioned jambs; the room above has a plainer hooded fireplace. The windows include original openings with ‘Y’ tracery and trefoil-headed lights, similar to those in the Hall, and a ground-floor mullioned window probably dating from the late C16.

In the early C14 two additional buildings containing more private apartments were constructed by Richard Mortimer. The three-storeyed GREAT CHAMBER BLOCK was built in about 1320 next to the Great Hall to balance the Solar Block to the west of the Hall. The connecting four-storeyed GARDEROBE TOWER, which projects from the curtain wall of the inner bailey, was also probably built about the same time. As in the Hall and Solar blocks, the floors are now lost but features in the walls remain to indicate layout and function. The main entrance to this block is through a recessed doorway in the south-west corner, with a pointed two-light window above. The undercroft was heated, and is lit by two two-light windows with stone side seats in the south wall. The tracery of the eastern of these windows has been lost. The first-floor main room, or ‘Great Chamber’, contains a grand hooded fireplace carried on a fourfold series of corbels; to either side of the fireplace are large head corbels with leafwork. The Tudor transomed and mullioned window probably replaced an earlier window. The upper room also has a large hooded fireplace, and was lit principally by a large trefoil-headed window with head-stopped hoodmould in the southern wall.

Following the establishment of the headquarters for the Council in the Marches at Ludlow, new buildings were constructed and many existing buildings changed their use. Within the inner bailey the main room in the Great Chamber Block became the council chamber, with additional chambers above. A new adjoining residential block, now called the TUDOR LODGINGS, was built to the east, replacing earlier structures. The block consisted of two sets of lodgings both being of three storeys with attic rooms above. The south wall of this block cuts across openings in the east wall of the Great Chamber Block. Between the lodgings, projecting from the south wall, is a circular stair tower, entered through an ogee-headed arch. The windows in the south elevation are mullioned; several have been blocked. In the north wall of the western lodging, at ground-floor level, is an opening with double trefoil head, having a divided light above. Otherwise, the features of this range are plain, with pointed door openings, and straight lintels to fireplaces.

As the power of the Council grew, further domestic accommodation was needed. To the east of the entrance within the inner bailey, a three-storeyed range, known as the JUDGES LODGINGS, was completed in 1581. On the south side, this building extends the curtain wall upwards, with two gables, and piercing for fenestration, the earlier arched entrance to the inner bailey becoming visually part of the newer building, with rooms above; stone arms set immediately over the archway dated 1581 commemorate the Presidency of the Council of Sir Henry Sidney. Rooms set above the arch leave a gate-passage leading through a second archway to the inner bailey, and giving access to both the Great Keep and the Judges’ Lodgings. The rooms above the gate-passage appear to have been accessed by the embellished Tudor-arched doorway in the Keep at the north end of the passage. The north side of the Judges’ Lodgings, within the inner bailey, has a polygonal stair turret (which originally had a pyramidal roof), with mullioned and transomed eight-light windows set regularly to either side. Within, some indication is given of the arrangement and appearance of the rooms by the survival of numerous fireplaces of red sandstone backed by brick set in herringbone pattern. The adjoining building to the east, originally two-storeyed, is thought to date from the C17.

Other developments during the C16 included changes to the south-west corner tower, enclosed within the inmost bailey, with the installation of a large oven at ground-floor level, with residential rooms above; the tower became known as the OVEN TOWER. In 1522 the PORTER'S LODGE was built in the outer bailey to the south of the gatehouse. The shell of this building now contains the castle shop; the modern structure and fittings of the shop are not of special interest.* Also dating from 1522 is the PRISON, adjoining to the south, which retains square-headed windows with moulded frames and hoodmoulds, and the stable block, completed in 1597, with mullioned windows. Like the porter's lodge, these buildings remain as incomplete shells.

*Pursuant to s.1 (5A) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 ('the Act'), it is declared that these aforementioned features are not of special architectural or historic interest.

Sources

Books and journals

Cathcart-King, D J, Castellarium Anglicanum, (1983)

Goodall, J, The English Castle, 1066-1650, (2011)

H M Colvin, D R Ransome, The History of the KIng's Works, vol 3, (1975)

Kenyon, J, Castles in Wales and the Marches Essays in honour of DJ Cathcart King, (1987), 55-74

Pevsner, N, Newman, J, The Buildings of England: Shropshire, (2006)

R Allen Brown, H M Colvin, The History of the King's Works, vol 2, (1963)

Shoesmith, R, Johnson, A (eds), Ludlow Castle. Its History and Buildings, (2000)

'' in Archaeological Investigations Ltd, Hereford archaeology series, (1991)

W. H. St John Hope, , 'Archaeologia' in The Castle of Ludlow, (1908)

Other

Pastscape Monument No. 111057,

Shropshire HER 01176,

historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1291698

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Ludlow Castle, Castle Square, Ludlow, Shropshire

Construction of Ludlow Castle began in the late 11th century by the de Lacy's and held by them until the 13th century. In the 14th century it was enlarged by the Mortimers. In the 15th century ownership transferred between the House of York and Lancashire during the War of the Roses. In Elizabethan times the castle was further extended by Sir Henry Sidney. After the civil war the castle declined. It is now owned by the Earl of Powys for the crown.

Grade I listed.

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Welcome to Ludlow Castle, one of the finest medieval ruins in England. Set in the glorious Shropshire countryside at the heart of the superb, bustling black & white market town of Ludlow. Walk through the Castle grounds and see the ancient houses of kings, queens, princes, judges and the nobility – a glimpse into the lifestyle of medieval society

The Castle, firstly a Norman Fortress and extended over the centuries to become a fortified Royal Palace, has ensured Ludlow’s place in English history – originally built to hold back unconquered Welsh, passing through generations of the de Lacy and Mortimer families to Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York. It became Crown property in 1461 and remained a royal castle for the next 350 years, during which time the Council of the Marches was formed with responsibility for the Government of Wales and the border counties. Abandoned in 1689 the castle quickly fell into ruin, described as ‘the very perfection of decay’ by Daniel Defoe

Since 1811 the castle has been owned by the Earls of Powis, who have arrested further decline, and allowed this magnificent historical monument to be open to the public. Today the Castle is the home to Ludlow’s major festivals throughout the year and open for all to enjoy.

www.ludlowcastle.com/the-castle/

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See also:-

www.britainirelandcastles.com/England/Shropshire/Ludlow-C...

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludlow_Castle

1475 South Main Street

Walnut Creek, California 94596

Phone: 935-3220

You will enjoy our rural setting in the heart of the city. We are located only minutes from San Francisco. 74 deluxe units, a heated pool. Each room has individually controlled heat and air conditioning, aslo phone and T.V. Excellent restaurant on premises.

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3307 New Easley Highway

Greenville, SC 29611

(864) 293-9231

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Sarasota

Registration YJU930Y

Make FORD

Model ESCORT

Description XR3

Date of Liability 01 11 2004

Date of First Registration 17 09 1982

Year of Manufacture 1982

Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1597CC

CO2 Emissions Not Available

Fuel Type Petrol

Export Marker Not Applicable

Vehicle Status Unlicensed

Vehicle Colour BLACK

PASECO Windows Air Conditioner

Traditional African dishes prepared by members of the African Immigrant Ministry at FUMC Hurst.

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3307 New Easley Highway

Greenville, SC 29611

(864) 293-9231

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Greenville Air Conditioning

Air Conditioning Repair Service, Maintenance, Installation and Sales of Indoor Air Quality Air Filters Ac Conditioner Allergies Hi Efficiency Condenser Air Handler Heating Thermostat and HVAC

This beautiful oak kitchen is almost brand new and in fantastic condition. (Measurements & Model Numbers listed below). The cabinets are solid oak with a modern finish. The lowers cabinets are dove-tail and have oak interiors as well. There are two lazy-susans in each corner that are made of wood. The pantry includes pull-out wood drawers. The kitchen extends into the livingroom with a bar space and an additional storage cabinet from ceiling to floor. The kitchen includes KitchenAid refrigerator, KitchenAid Electric Oven & Glass Stovetop, Kenmore Elite Stove Hood & Light, matching Stainless Steel Interior Maytag Dishwasher, and Jenn-Air Microwave. All the appliances are black and in great condition. Comes with a small bar sized refrigerator as well. Asking $6,700. For more information, or to schedule an appointment to come and purchase, please call @ 206-379-1767

MEASUREMENTS:

The Pantry Cabinet right of the Refrigerator Measures: 36"W x 34"D x 91"T

The Cabinet Above the Refrigerator: 39"W x 25"D x 21 1/2"T

Upper Cabinet above Stove: 91"W x 12"D & 22"D x 37 1/2"T

Lower Cabinet including Stove (fridge to wall): 90"W x 26"D x 36"T

Lower Cabinet with Sink (Wall to Counter End): 113"W x 26 1/2"D x 36"T

Lower Peninsula Cabinet with Dishwasher (Wall to Counter End): 97 1/2"W x 26"D x 36"T

Upper Cabinet above Peninsula: 95"W x 25 3/4"D x 32"T

Bar Top Along Peninsula Backing: 97 1/2"W x 13 1/4"D x 37"T

Combined Peninsula Depth: 39 1/4"D

Lower Bar Cabinet with Sink (Corner of Cabinet to Counter End): 69"W x 26"D x 37"T

Upper Bar Cabinet 56"W x 12"D x 43 3/4"T at tallest

APPLIANCE MODEL NUMBERS:

Refrigerator - Kitchenaid Superba - Aqua Sense Water Filtration System and Digital Temperature Management System for Freezer and Fridge. Measures: 36"W x 31"D x 68 3/4"T

Model #: KSRS27ILBL02

Serial #: SM4741864

Stovetop & Oven - Kitchenaid Superba - Glass Cooktop. Measures: 30 3/4"W x 25"D x 37"T

Model #: KESC307HRL8

Serial #: IMM2315147

Stovetop Overhead Fan - Kenmore Elite - 3 Stage Light & Fan Feature. Measures: 30"W x 20"D x 7"T

Dishwasher - Maytag - Stainless Steel Interior. Measures: 23 2/3"W x 24"D x 34 1/2"T

Model #:B8851AWB0

Serial #: NW4024010

Bar Refrigerator - Sanyo. Measures: 18 1/2"W x 16"D x 17"T

OTHER FEATURES:

Kitchen Sink - American Standard Double Ceramic Sink. Lavender color with Brass Fixtures. Includes Badger Disposal (Model #: 5-84. Serial #: 11111875960). Measures: 33"W x 22"D on counter x 9" interior depth.

Bar Sink - Kohler - Lavender color with Brass Kohler Fixtures. Measures: 22"W x 18"D on counter x 7" D interior

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