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Allerton, Liverpool
£590,000

A large-area lawn would look at home on a traditional red-brick campus. Six miles south of the University of Liverpool and the “knowledge quarter”, it is part of Allerton Priory, designed and built by Victorian gothic architect Alfred Waterhouse in the early 1800s for a local merchant and now separated into apartments. There’s a three-bedroom duplex (复式) on the lower ground and ground floor. The living room has floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the grounds, and there’s a private gate for residents leading to Allerton Manor sports car club.

Fine & Country, 0151-947-0810

Halton, Lancashire
£285,000

This environmentally-friendly home is in the eco-settlement of Forgebank in the village of Halton on the outskirts of Lancaster. It may suit the buyers—with conscience and cash—who have chosen to settle close to the city they studied in. The complex sits on the banks of the River Lune and next to the Forest of Bowland. A two-bedroom home covers 1,050 sq ft with a balcony. The funky yellow kitchen cabinetry is by local carpenters.

The Modern House, 0203-795-5920

Eddington, Cambridge
£689,950

The local government of Cambridge is developing a new sustainable residential district two miles north of the city centre with 3,000 homes, 2,000 postgraduate rooms for the University of Cambridge, sports facilities, a market square and park lot. One of the newest phases is Knights Park. There’s a two-bedroom, two-bathroom luxury flat on the fourth floor of the Florey building with no stamp duty to pay.

Hill, 01223-607-200

City centre, Bristol
£565,000

This two-bedroom, first-floor apartment is in a pastel-coloured, period townhouse (老式联排别墅指ancientness)on the waterfront in the heart of Bristol’s nightlife,(夜生活中心指modernity)with a parking space, a lift and views of the Floating Harbour and the Arnolfini arts centre. Beyond is the tree-lined Georgian gardens of Queen Square in the old town. The University of Bristol is a 30-minute walk away.

Knight Frank, 0117-317-1996

1. Which of the following is TRUE about the house in Allerton?
A.It enjoys an open and broad view of nearby grounds.
B.It is located on the campus of the University of Liverpool.
C.It houses the Allerton Manor sports car club on the second floor.
D.It was designed in the early 18th century by a local merchant.
2. Which house advertised boasts a combination of modernity and ancientness?
A.Allerton, LiverpoolB.Halton, Lancashire
C.Eddington, CambridgeD.City centre, Bristol
3. Alex and Susan, a newly married couple who love sports and own a car, are looking for a two-bedroom house property. They may contact _______ to ask for more information.
A.Fine & CountryB.The Modern House
C.HillD.Knight Frank
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Allerton, Liverpool                                                                                                                 £590,000

A large-area lawn would look at home on a traditional red-brick campus. Six miles south of the University of Liverpool and the “knowledge quarter”, it is part of Allerton Priory, designed and built by Victorian gothic architect Alfred Waterhouse in the early 1800s for a local merchant and now separated into apartments. There’s a three-bedroom duplex on the lower ground and ground floor. The living room has floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the grounds, and there’s a private gate for residents leading to Allerton Manor sports car club.

Fine & Country, 0151-947-0810

Halton, Lancashire                                                                                                                   £285,000

This environmentally-friendly home is in the eco-settlement of Forgebank in the village of Halton on the suburbs of Lancaster. It may suit the buyers who have chosen to settle close to the city they studied in. The complex sits on the banks of the River Lune and next to the Forest of Bowland. A two-bedroom home covers 1,050 sq ft with a balcony. The funky yellow kitchen cabinetry is by local carpenters.

The Modern House, 0203-795-5920

Eddington, Cambridge                                                                                                              £689,950

The local government of Cambridge is developing a new sustainable residential district two miles north of the city center with 3,000 homes, 2,000 postgraduate rooms for the University of Cambridge, sports facilities, a market square and park lot. One of the newest phases is Knights Park. There’s a two-bedroom, two-bathroom luxury flat on the fourth floor of the Florey building with no stamp duty to pay.

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City center, Bristol                                                                                                                   £565,000

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Knight Frank, 0117-317-1996

1. Which is TRUE about the house in Allerton?
A.It has a history of more than 300 years.
B.It is part of the University of Liverpool.
C.It’s in the possession of a local businessman.
D.It enjoys an open and broad view of nearby grounds.
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C.People enjoying water views may like themD.They were both designed by Local architects
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