Z938/10/1/7

3 The Embankment, Bedford. File including the following: - Letter from Bell, McCombie & Co., Chartered Accountants, 1 Lime Street, Bedford, enclosing a copy of restrictive covenants applying to the property. Thomas Spencer covenants with Philip Henry Diemer, Mark Whyley and James Peter Piper not to erect any dwelling house on the property worth less than 450 or any public building or hotel worth less than 1000. To maintain the walls at a certain distance from the roads,. Not to permit any shop business.[25 Feb 1939]; - Letter to Norman Bell of Bell, McCombie and Co. from McConnells assessing the value of the property. Property currently divided into flats but requiring many alterations 'to conform to such standards demanded by present day tenants'. [3 Mar 1939]; - Letter from the Scottish Provident Institution to Norman Bell stating that their surveyors believed it to be worth more than McConnells did, and it was suitable for a number of uses [13 Mar 1939]; - Letter from McConnells recommending that the property be sold by auction [30 Mar 1939]; - Site plan of property, ink on tracing paper.

1939

From: 1939 To: 1939

No. of pieces: 1

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Bell, McCombie & Co.,
Bell, Norman,
Spencer, Thomas,
Whyley, Mark,
Diemer, Philip Henry,
Piper, James Peter

McCombie & Co. Bell, Bedford Embankment, Bedford Lime Street