Below are some of Carter Jonas' latest national press cuttings

The Independent
March 2008
Sedgwick House, Kendal, Cumbria: price £275,000
Gentleman's relish: A well-proportioned duplex apartment in a former gentleman's residence in this popular south Lakeland village. It's in excellent decorative order, with one en suite bedroom, a mezzanine, galleried hallway, sitting room and kichen/breakfast room. The property is leasehold, which will be a deal breaker for many, but the rooms are all good sizes and the communal facilities include a gym, solarium, heated indoor pool, tennis court and fishing on the River Kent.

The Week
March 2008
Church Farmhouse, Cockfield, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk: price £825,000
Fabulous farmhouses: An exceptional Grade II listed farmhouse adjoining the village church with a good range of outbuildings. 4 beds, 2 baths, 3 receps, kitchen with Aga, attic room, granary barn, 2.17 acres.

The Daily Express
March 2008
Windermere, Cumbria: price £1 million
What can you get for £1 million?: If you had £1 million to spend on a dream home, you might expect more for your money than a a two-bedroom semi. But that's what estate agents in St Ives, Cornwall are asking for a modest little beach house.... But before you get your wallet out, just look at what around £1 million can buy across the UK: In six beautiful acres of paddocks, woodland and cottage gardens stands this 17th-century, three-bedroom cottage in the Winster Valley. A wonderful place for ramblers.

The Daily Telegraph
February 2008
Cemetary Chapels, Pocklington, North Yorkshire: price £160,000
If you are looking for a place to live where you won't be bothered by noisy neighbours, try these two fine Victorian chapels in the small market town of Pocklington, near York, which might fit the bill... It is unusual to find such a secluded ploy so close to a town centre. Sainsbury's is a stroll away and Pocklington School... is at the end of the lane... So if you are dying to live in Pocklington, the graveyard chapels are well worth a look.

The Times
February 2008
Lakes, Wags and the Tram: Sellers of prime properties in the Lake District often have to wait months to find a buyer - but they rarely complain, as those buyers (usually southerners looking for second homes) have deep pockets. "Larger properties, with four bedrooms and upwards and lake views, priced at between £2 million and £3 million are what most people are looking for, " says Colette Higgins-Keane, a senior negotiator at Carter Jonas in Kendal. "Because sellers know that a buyer will come along eventually, they are prepared to wait for the highest offer."

The Evening Standard
March 2008
Kidlington, Oxfordshire: price £385,000
Swap Shop: Pretty as a doll's house is this 18th century cottage in the ancient village of Kidlington. Three light and airy bedrooms and a bathroom span the upper floors. Wood floors and exposed beams feature in the sitting room, which leads to a conservatory/dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room.